Gradient is
the rate of rise or fall along the length of the road with respect to the horizontal. The positive gradient or
the ascending is denoted as +n and the negative gradient as –n. the deviation
angle N is , when two grades meet, the angle which measures the change of
directions and is given by the algebraic difference between the two grades (n1
– (-n2 )) = n1 + n2 = α1 + α2.
Example : 1 in 30 = 3.33 % ͌ 2ͦ is a steep, while 1 in 50 = 2 % ͌ 1ͦ 10΄
is a flatter gradient. The gradient representation is illustrated in the figure
given below.
What is gradient in transportation engineering.
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