- Look up
superelevation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Superelevation may
refer to Cant (road/rail), the
difference in
elevation between two edges...
- The cant of a
railway track or
camber of a road (also
referred to as
superelevation,
cross slope or
cross fall) is the rate of
change in
elevation (height)...
-
constant speed on a constant-radius curve. Cant
itself refers to the
superelevation of the curve, that is, the
difference between the
elevations of the...
-
balancing superelevation for the
speed and
curvature and the
actual superelevation on the
curve is
known as
unbalanced superelevation.
Track superelevation is...
- most
important being the
radius and the
superelevation of a curve.
Since curves are
usually banked by
superelevation,
there will
exist some
speed at which...
- on
construction costs and
operating costs and, in
combination with
superelevation (difference in
elevation of the two rails) in the case of
train tracks...
- Oval
track racing is a form of
motorsport that is
contested on an oval-shaped race track. An oval
track differs from a road
course in that the
layout resembles...
- accurate. When
firing a
missile such as a
MANPADS at an
aircraft target,
superelevation is an
additional angle of
elevation above the
angle sighted on which...
-
elevation of the two rails,
commonly quantified and
referred to as the
superelevation. Such
difference in the
elevation of the
rails is
intended to compensate...
- the crosslevel. For
curved track, most
countries use the term cant or
superelevation to
express the
difference in
elevation and
related regulations. Warp...
