Weighted Average Speed in Railway Engineering Formulas

Weighted Average Speed is a speed that takes into account the varying speeds of different trains. And is denoted by W_Avg. Weighted Average Speed is usually measured using the Kilometer per Hour for Speed. Note that the value of Weighted Average Speed is always positive.

Formulas to find Weighted Average Speed in Railway Engineering

fxWeighted Average of Different Trains at Different SpeedsGo

List of variables in Railway Engineering formulas

fx Number of Trains with Speed 1 Go

fx Speed of Trains Moving with Same Speed 1 Go

fx Number of Trains with Speed 2 Go

fx Speed of Trains Moving with Same Speed 2 Go

fx Number of Trains with Speed 3 Go

fx Speed of Trains Moving with Same Speed 3 Go

fx Number of Trains with Speed 4 Go

fx Speed of Trains Moving with Same Speed 4 Go

FAQ

What is the Weighted Average Speed?

Weighted Average Speed is a speed that takes into account the varying speeds of different trains. Weighted Average Speed is usually measured using the Kilometer per Hour for Speed. Note that the value of Weighted Average Speed is always positive.

Can the Weighted Average Speed be negative?

No, the Weighted Average Speed, measured in Speed cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Weighted Average Speed?

Weighted Average Speed 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 Weighted Average Speed can be measured.

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