Bentley Communities
Bentley Communities
  • Site
  • User
  • Site
  • Search
  • User
OpenRoads | OpenSite
  • Product Communities
OpenRoads | OpenSite
OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki Why does the Czech Cubic Parabola report a leading transition value a few hundredths greater than what was inputted?
    • Sign In
    • -Road and Site Design - Wikis
      • +OpenRoads Designer
      • +OpenRoads ConceptStation
      • +OpenRail Designer
      • +OpenSite Designer
      • +OpenRoads Navigator Mobile App
      • +SS10/SS4/SS3 OpenRoads
      • +GEOPAK Native
      • -InRoads Native
        • +Bridge
        • +Data Acquisition
        • +Data Import And Export
        • +Drafting
        • +Drainage Design
        • +Geometry Design
        • +InRoads General Topics
        • InRoads Product Tutorials
        • +Installation/Start Up
        • +Knowledge Base - InRoads
        • LandXML Translator - Enable Cross Section
        • +Profiles, Cross Sections & Volumes
        • +Quantities
        • -Rail
          • Power Rail Overhead Line licensing issue with comma decimal separator
          • Video: BRT Switch Height Plan
          • Video: BRT - Chord Offset Diagram
          • Video: Tunneling
          • Why does the Czech Cubic Parabola report a leading transition value a few hundredths greater than what was inputted?
        • +Reports
        • +Roadway Designer
        • +Site Modeler
        • +Surface Design
        • +Survey Tools
        • +Tools
        • Video: Export Alignment Points to Cogo
        • XIN is Blank - Preferences and Styles Lists are Empty
      • +MX Native
      • +OpenRoads SignCAD

     
     Questions about this article, topic, or product? Click here. 

    Why does the Czech Cubic Parabola report a leading transition value a few hundredths greater than what was inputted?

    Product(s): Rail Track
    Version(s): 08.11.07+
    Area:  Geometry
    Original Author: Holly Herring, Bentley Technical Support Group

     

    Question:

    When I create a Czech Cubic Parabola, and assign the leading transition as a whole number (for example 40-m), why does the Review Horizontal Alignment report list my Length a few centimeters greater than the whole number with the whole number listed in parentheses to the right of it (for example 40.018 (40.000))?

    Assign leading transition as 40-m

    Reports 40.018 (40.000)

    Answer:

    The user defines the length of the Czech Cubic Parabola as the length along the tangent (40-m). The primary difference in the Czech Cubic Parabola to others is that it is defined by the length along the spiral's tangent, rather than the length along the centerline. The software computes and reports the length along the axis (40.018-m), and puts the length along the tangent to the right in parentheses.

    • Share
    • History
    • More
    • Cancel
    • Holly Herring Created by Bentley Colleague Holly Herring
    • When: Fri, Jul 14 2017 11:44 AM
    • Revisions: 1
    • Comments: 0
    Recommended
    Related
    Communities
    • Home
    • Getting Started
    • Community Central
    • Products
    • Support
    • Secure File Upload
    • Feedback
    Support and Services
    • Home
    • Product Support
    • Downloads
    • Subscription Services Portal
    Training and Learning
    • Home
    • About Bentley Institute
    • My Learning History
    • Reference Books
    Social Media
    •    LinkedIn
    •    Facebook
    •    Twitter
    •    YouTube
    •    RSS Feed
    •    Email

    © 2023 Bentley Systems, Incorporated  |  Contact Us  |  Privacy |  Terms of Use  |  Cookies