Bachelor's Thesis

Optimization of design parameters of vertical alignment

Final Thesis 1.55 MB Appendix 1.07 MB

Author of thesis: Ing. Jan Mahdal

Acad. year: 2011/2012

Supervisor: Ing. Martin Smělý, Ph.D.

Reviewer: The opponent will be displayed after his opinion is published.

Abstract:

The thesis is focused on mapping the up-to-date progress of urban and rural roads vertical alignment calculation, including verification of valid metodology and subsequent comparison with calculations already performed. Aim of the thesis is to highlight possible incorrect procedures within the computations listed in standards, and explain their inappropriateness concerning particular designs. The study should result not just in the optimalization of computing metodology (especially for crest vertical curves), but also in adjustment of the table containing the smallest radiuses of these vertical curves.

Keywords:

stopping sight distance, radiuses of crest vertical curves for stopping, the smallest height of visible object, an eye height of driver, research of standards

Date of defence

11.06.2012

Result of the defence

Defended (thesis was successfully defended)

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Grading

A

Language of thesis

Czech

Faculty

Department

Institute of Road Structures

Study programme

Civil Engineering (B-P-C-SI)

Field of study

Constructions and Traffic Structures (K)

Supervisor’s report
Ing. Martin Smělý, Ph.D.

Responsibility: Mgr. et Mgr. Hana Odstrčilová