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Presented by Lance Hummel

Survey of Irrigation Canals

Railway Surveys

Construction Surveys

Property Boundary Surveys

Pipeline Assembly

Survey of Roads

Bridges

Survey around Obstacles

The origin of the curve

It starts with the circle

Circle 360 o

Diameter (d) 180 o d

Radius (R) R

Central Angle / Delta

Center of Curve (cc) cc

Beginning (BC) and End (EC) BC EC

Arc / Length (L) L

Chord (CH) CH

The Basic Components BC EC CH L R cc

The Curve in Survey Applications

Where does the curve fit

Back and Forward Tangent 90 o

Point of Curvature and Tangency PC PT

Sub Tangent (T) T

Point of Intersection (PI) PI

Delta

Half Delta 90 o cc PI 2

Mid-Ordinate (M) M

External (E) E

Curve Components R cc BC, PCEC, PT CH L T PI E M

Degree of Curve (D) D 100’ or 30.48m

Examples of Formulas  Tangent = R tan  Chord = 2R sin  Length = R 2 2