Explain the spiral curves - transportation, Civil Engineering

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Explain the Spiral Curves - Transportation

A spiral is a curve of continuously changing radius. It varies from 0 degree of curvature (infinite radius) at its TS (Tangent to Spiral) to the specific degree of curvature, DC of the curve it connects to at the SC (Spiral to Curve).


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