Abstract
The capacity of roundabouts can be predicted using relationships between the entry and the circulating flow. Use the relationship derived by the Transport and Road Research Laboratory to calculate the reserve capacity of the intersection whose geometric features are:
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inscribed circle diameter, D, 40 m
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entry width, e, 8m
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approach half width, v, 7.3 m
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circulation width, u, 8 m
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effective length over which flare is developed, â„“1, 20 m
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entry radius, r, 25 m
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entry angle, Ø, 30°.
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Kimber, R.M. The traffic capacity of roundabouts. Transport and Road Research Laboratory Report 942. Crowthorne. 1980.
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© 1989 R. J. Salter
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Salter, R.J. (1989). Relationship between Entry and Circulating Flow at Roundabouts. In: Traffic Engineering. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10800-8_15
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