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Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given Calculator

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✖Elevation of PVC(point of vertical curvature) can be described as the vertical line passing through the point of curvatureⓘ Elevation of PVC [E0]
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✖Length of curve is defined as the arc length in a parabolic curves.ⓘ Length of curve [L
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✖Grade at beginning of curve can be described as the grade at the beginning of the parabolic curveⓘ Grade at beginning of curve [1]
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✖Elevation of PVI can be described as the length at which the point of vertical intersection of grades on either side of curveⓘ Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given [V
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elevation of point x distant from PVC(point of vertical curvature)
Elevation of point x distance from PVC= Elevation of PVC+(Grade at beginning of curve*Distance of any point on the curve from the PVC)+(1/2)*(Rate of change of grade*Distance of any point on the curve from the PVC^2) GO
grade at beginning of curve when elevation of point x distant from PVC is given
Grade at beginning of curve=(Elevation of point x distance from PVC-Elevation of PVC-(1/2)*Rate of change of grade*Distance of any point on the curve from the PVC^2)/Distance of any point on the curve from the PVC GO
Elevation of PVC when elevation of lowest point on a sag curve is given
Elevation of PVC= Elevation of lowest point on a sag curve+((Grade at beginning of curve^2)/(2*Rate of change of grade)) GO
Elevation of lowest point on a sag curve
Elevation of lowest point on a sag curve= Elevation of PVC-((Grade at beginning of curve^2)/(2*Rate of change of grade)) GO
Rate of change of grade when distance from PVC to lowest point on a sag curve is given
Rate of change of grade= -(Grade at beginning of curve/Distance from PVC to lowest point on a sag curve) GO
Distance from PVC to Lowest Point on a Sag Curve
Distance from PVC to lowest point on a sag curve= -(Grade at beginning of curve/Rate of change of grade) GO
Rate of change of grade in parabolic curves
Rate of change of grade= (Grade at end of curve-Grade at beginning of curve)/ Length of curve GO
Length of curve when rate of change of grade is given in parabolic curves
Length of curve= (Grade at end of curve-Grade at beginning of curve)/Rate of change of grade GO
Elevation of PVC(point of vertical curvature)
Elevation of PVC= Elevation of PVI-(1/2)*(Length of curve*Grade at beginning of curve) GO
Central angle of curve when length of curve is given
Central angle of curve=(Length of curve*Degree of curve)/100 GO
Degree of curve when length of curve is given
Degree of curve=(100*Central angle of curve)/Length of curve GO

Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given Formula

Elevation of PVI= Elevation of PVC+(1/2)*(Length of curve*Grade at beginning of curve)
V<sub>= E<sub>0</sub>+(1/2)*(L<sub>*<sub>1</sub>)
More formulas
Rate of change of grade in parabolic curves GO
Length of curve when rate of change of grade is given in parabolic curves GO
Elevation of PVC(point of vertical curvature) GO
elevation of point x distant from PVC(point of vertical curvature) GO
grade at beginning of curve when elevation of point x distant from PVC is given GO
Distance from PVC to Lowest Point on a Sag Curve GO
Rate of change of grade when distance from PVC to lowest point on a sag curve is given GO
Elevation of lowest point on a sag curve GO
Elevation of PVC when elevation of lowest point on a sag curve is given GO

What is elevation of PVI ?

Elevation of PVI can be defined as the point of vertical intersection at the beggining of the grade in a parabolic curve.

How to Calculate Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given?

Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given calculator uses Elevation of PVI= Elevation of PVC+(1/2)*(Length of curve*Grade at beginning of curve) to calculate the Elevation of PVI, The Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given formula is defined as the straight line at which the point of vertical intersection in a parabolic curve. Elevation of PVI and is denoted by V symbol.

How to calculate Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given, enter Elevation of PVC (E0), Length of curve (L and Grade at beginning of curve (1) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given calculation can be explained with given input values -> 550 = 50+(1/2)*(100*10).

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What is Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given?
The Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given formula is defined as the straight line at which the point of vertical intersection in a parabolic curve and is represented as V0+(1/2)*(L1) or Elevation of PVI= Elevation of PVC+(1/2)*(Length of curve*Grade at beginning of curve). Elevation of PVC(point of vertical curvature) can be described as the vertical line passing through the point of curvature, Length of curve is defined as the arc length in a parabolic curves and Grade at beginning of curve can be described as the grade at the beginning of the parabolic curve.
How to calculate Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given?
The Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given formula is defined as the straight line at which the point of vertical intersection in a parabolic curve is calculated using Elevation of PVI= Elevation of PVC+(1/2)*(Length of curve*Grade at beginning of curve). To calculate Elevation of PVI(point of vertical intersection) when elevation of PVC is given, you need Elevation of PVC (E0), Length of curve (L and Grade at beginning of curve (1). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Elevation of PVC, Length of curve and Grade at beginning of curve and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.
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