Vehicle Velocity in Transition Curves Surveying Formulas

Vehicle Velocity can be described as the amount of distance vehicle travelled in a perticular time. And is denoted by V. Vehicle Velocity is usually measured using the Kilometer per Hour for Speed. Note that the value of Vehicle Velocity is always negative.

Formulas to find Vehicle Velocity in Transition Curves Surveying

fxSpeed of Vehicle given Centrifugal ForceGo

Transition Curves Surveying formulas that make use of Vehicle Velocity

fxCentrifugal Force Acting on VehicleGo

fxRadius of Curve given Centrifugal ForceGo

fxCentrifugal RatioGo

fxLength of Transition Curve given Time RateGo

fxTime Rate given Length of Transition CurveGo

fxRate of Change of Radial AccelerationGo

fxTime Taken given Radial AccelerationGo

fxRailway CantGo

fxGauge Width of Track given CantGo

fxCant given Width of PavementGo

fxRadius of Curve given Cant for RoadGo

fxPavement Width given CantGo

List of variables in Transition Curves Surveying formulas

fx Centrifugal Force Go

fx Acceleration due to Gravity Go

fx Curve Radius Go

fx Weight of Vehicle Go

FAQ

What is the Vehicle Velocity?

Vehicle Velocity can be described as the amount of distance vehicle travelled in a perticular time. Vehicle Velocity is usually measured using the Kilometer per Hour for Speed. Note that the value of Vehicle Velocity is always negative.

Can the Vehicle Velocity be negative?

Yes, the Vehicle Velocity, measured in Speed can be negative.

What unit is used to measure Vehicle Velocity?

Vehicle Velocity is usually measured using the Kilometer per Hour[km/h] for Speed. Meter per Second[km/h], Meter per Minute[km/h], Meter per Hour[km/h] are the few other units in which Vehicle Velocity can be measured.

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