Derive Relationships - Transportation Engineering - Solved Homework, Exercises of Transportation Engineering

Some concept of Transportation Engineering are Derive Relationships, Gravity Model, Minimum Tree, Platoon Conditions, Spiral Curves, Vertical Curves. Main points of this homework are: Derive Relationships, Estimate Capacity, Concentration Observations, Line Fitting Program, Trial-and-Error Approach, Fitted Line Maximum Flow, Velocity and Concentration, Jam Concentration, Arithmetic Average

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CE 2710 Transportation Engineering
Homework 7 Solution
1. Given s = 0.30 / (60 - u), derive the relationships u-k, u-q, and q-k. Estimate the
capacity (i.e., qmax ) of the roadway. Note: s - spacing in miles, u - speed in miles
per hour (mph)
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2. The table below contains speed and concentration observations for different times
on a rural road. Plot this data and use a trial-and-error approach to fit an equation
of the form (or a line fitting program like excel),
u = a k + c
where u - speed, k - concentration, a and c are constants. Draw the u-k, u-q, and q-
k plots showing both the fitted line (using the equations) and the actually data
points. Estimate from the fitted line maximum flow, velocity and concentration at
maximum flow, the jam concentration (this is concentration when q=o).
Solution u = -0.53k + 62.6 from plot
qmax = 2070 veh/hr
@ qmax , u = 34.5 mph and k = 53 veh/mi
kj = 125 veh/mi
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CE 2710 Transportation Engineering

Homework 7 Solution

  1. Given s = 0.30 / (60 - u ), derive the relationships u-k , u-q , and q-k. Estimate the

capacity (i.e., qmax ) of the roadway. Note: s - spacing in miles, u - speed in miles

per hour (mph)

q veh hr

k veh mi

k

dk

dq Tofindq set

q uk u u k k

u k

k u

u Hencek

k

AccordingtoEq s

m

max

max

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  1. The table below contains speed and concentration observations for different times

on a rural road. Plot this data and use a trial-and-error approach to fit an equation

of the form (or a line fitting program like excel),

u = a k + c

where u - speed, k - concentration, a and c are constants. Draw the u-k, u-q, and q-

k plots showing both the fitted line (using the equations) and the actually data

points. Estimate from the fitted line maximum flow, velocity and concentration at

maximum flow, the jam concentration (this is concentration when q=o).

Solution

u = -0.53k + 62.6 from plot

qmax = 2070 veh/hr

@ qmax, u = 34.5 mph and k = 53 veh/mi

kj = 125 veh/mi

Speed vs. Concentration

y = -0.528x + 62.

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140

Concentration (veh/mi)

Speed (mph)

k = 53 veh/mi

Flow vs. Speed

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

0.0 10.0 20.0 30.0 40.0 50.0 60.

Speed (mph)

Flow (veh/hr)

q (^) max = 2070 veh/hr

u = 34.5 mph

k veh mi

and k

Hence

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q u

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