Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG Calculator

✖Radius of Transition Curve is the radius of curve which provides a transition between two tangent strips of roads and transition curves help make the transition smoother.ⓘ Radius of Transition Curve [R_t]

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✖Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G means a speed that protects a carriage from the danger of overturning and derailment in the case of Narrow Gauge.ⓘ Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG [V_ng]

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Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG

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`"V"_{"ng"} = 3.65*0.278*("R"_{"t"}-6)^0.5`

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`"44.1384km/h"=3.65*0.278*("152m"-6)^0.5`

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Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G = 3.65*0.278*(Radius of Transition Curve-6)^0.5
V_ng = 3.65*0.278*(R_t-6)^0.5
This formula uses 2 Variables

Variables Used

Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G - (Measured in Meter per Second) - Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G means a speed that protects a carriage from the danger of overturning and derailment in the case of Narrow Gauge.
Radius of Transition Curve - (Measured in Meter) - Radius of Transition Curve is the radius of curve which provides a transition between two tangent strips of roads and transition curves help make the transition smoother.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Radius of Transition Curve: 152 Meter --> 152 Meter No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

V_ng = 3.65*0.278*(R_t-6)^0.5 --> 3.65*0.278*(152-6)^0.5

Evaluating ... ...

V_ng = 12.2606667494064

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

12.2606667494064 Meter per Second -->44.1384002978631 Kilometer per Hour (Check conversion here)

FINAL ANSWER

44.1384002978631 ≈ 44.1384 Kilometer per Hour <-- Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G

(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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Length of Transition Curve based on Rate of change of Super Elevation

Go Length of Curve based on Change of superelevation = 0.073*Equilibrium Cant for Max Speed*Maximum Speed of Train on Curve*100

Length of Transition Curve based on rate of change of Cant Deficiency

Go Length of Curve based on Cant Deficiency Rate = 0.073*Cant Deficiency*Maximum Speed of Train on Curve*100

Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for BG or MG

Go Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for B.G/M.G = 4.4*0.278*(Radius of Transition Curve-70)^0.5

Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG

Go Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G = 3.65*0.278*(Radius of Transition Curve-6)^0.5

Length of Transition Curve based on Arbitrary Gradient

Go Length of Curve based on Arbitrary Gradient = 7.20*Equilibrium Cant for Max Speed*100

Radius of Transition Curve for BG or MG

Go Radius of Transition Curve = (Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for B.G/M.G/4.4)^2+70

Radius of Transition Curve for NG

Go Radius of Transition Curve = (Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G/3.65)^2+6

Length of Transition Curve as per Railway Code

Go Length of Curve based on Railway Code = 4.4*Radius of Curve^0.5

Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG Formula

Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G = 3.65*0.278*(Radius of Transition Curve-6)^0.5
V_ng = 3.65*0.278*(R_t-6)^0.5

Safe speed on transitioned curves for N.G

The Safe speed on transitioned curves for N.G is defined as speed which protects a carriage from the danger of overturning and derailment and provides a certain margin of safety in case of Narrow Gauge. It is calculated empirically by applying Martin's formula.

How to Calculate Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG?

Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG calculator uses Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G = 3.65*0.278*(Radius of Transition Curve-6)^0.5 to calculate the Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G, Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG is defined as speed which protects a carriage from the danger of overturning and derailment and provides a certain margin of safety in case of narrow gauge. Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G is denoted by V_ng symbol.

How to calculate Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG, enter Radius of Transition Curve (R_t) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG calculation can be explained with given input values -> 158.8982 = 3.65*0.278*(152-6)^0.5.

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What is Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG?

Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG is defined as speed which protects a carriage from the danger of overturning and derailment and provides a certain margin of safety in case of narrow gauge and is represented as V_ng = 3.65*0.278*(R_t-6)^0.5 or Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G = 3.65*0.278*(Radius of Transition Curve-6)^0.5. Radius of Transition Curve is the radius of curve which provides a transition between two tangent strips of roads and transition curves help make the transition smoother.

How to calculate Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG?

Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG is defined as speed which protects a carriage from the danger of overturning and derailment and provides a certain margin of safety in case of narrow gauge is calculated using Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for N.G = 3.65*0.278*(Radius of Transition Curve-6)^0.5. To calculate Safe Speed on Transitioned Curves for NG, you need Radius of Transition Curve (R_t). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Radius of Transition 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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