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M. Tech. Semester - II: Transportation Planning (IBMCETE806)

This document contains instructions for an end-term examination for a transportation planning course. It lists 8 questions related to transportation planning topics. Students are instructed to answer any 5 of the 8 questions. The questions cover topics such as transportation planning processes, data collection methods, modeling approaches, and operational and minimum path planning.

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M. Tech. Semester - II: Transportation Planning (IBMCETE806)

This document contains instructions for an end-term examination for a transportation planning course. It lists 8 questions related to transportation planning topics. Students are instructed to answer any 5 of the 8 questions. The questions cover topics such as transportation planning processes, data collection methods, modeling approaches, and operational and minimum path planning.

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Roll No. ………………..

M. Tech. Semester – II
End-Term Examination, July 2013
Transportation Planning (IBMCETE806)
Time: Three Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Note: Attempt any five questions. All question carry equal marks.

1 What is transportation planning process? Explain the


major policy and planning issues related with it.

2 (a) Describe the various types of surveys which are


carried out for transport data collection.

(b) What do you understand by preliminary survey?


Mention the information collected in social survey.

3 Explain Lowery’s model and its derivatives; with the


help of the applications related to the public policy
programme.

4 What do you understand by four stage trip generation


model? Explain in detail with the help of a suitable
example.
5 Compare the different land use patterns with the help of
accessibility based early era model and modern are
models.

6 What are the various components of transportation


system? Explain the various transportation modes with
minimum path algorithm approach.

7 Write short notes on:

(a) Types of transportation data and sources

(b) Sampling techniques.

(c) Accuracy and Precision

8 Discuss in brief with examples.

(a) Operational planning

(b) Minimum travel path computations


Roll No. ………………..

M. Tech. Semester – II
End-Term Examination, July 2013
Highway Geometric Design
(IBMCETE804)
Time: Three Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Note: Attempt any five questions. All question carry equal marks.

1 (a) Describe the objectives and requirements of


highway geometric design.

(b) Explain the following factors which are considered


in the geometric design of highways.

(i) Design speed; (ii) Topography; (iii) Design


hourly volume and capacity and (iv) vehicular and
human characteristics of road users.

2 (a) Derive the formula used to calculate the stopping


distance (SD) of a vehicle.

(b) The design speed of a highway is 80 Kmph. There


is a horizontal curve of radius 200 m on a certain
locality. Calculate the superelevation needed to
maintain the design speed of 80 Kmph, if maximum
superelevation of 0.07 is not to be exceeded. Also
calculate the maximum allowable speed on this
horizontal curve as it is not possible to increase the
radius. Take safe limit of transverse coefficient of
friction as 0.15. Assume any other data if required.

3 (a) Explain about the followings highway cross section


elements. (i) Friction (ii) Pavement unevenness and
(iii) Light reflecting characteristics.

(b) Define Camber in highways. Describe the various


shapes of camber with the help of diagrams and
their suitability. Also give the recommended values
of camber as per IRC for different type of road
surfaces.

4 (a) Describe about grade separated intersections. Write


any six advantages of grade separated intersections.

(b) Calculate the length of transition curve and shift for


a two lane SH having width of carriageway
including widening as 7.5 m and for a design speed
of 65 Kmph. The radius of circular curve is 220 m
and allowable rate of introduction of superelevation
(pavement is rotated about centre line) is 1 in 150.
Assume any other data if required.

5 (a) Describe the basic requirements of intersection at


grade. Also explain unchannelized intersections and
channelized intersections.

(b) Define rotary intersection. Write any five


advantages and any five disadvantages of traffic
rotary.

6 (a) Describe about on street or kerb parking. Also


explain the various patterns of kerb parking with the
help of neat sketches.

(b) Describe the traffic and parking problems in urban


areas. Explain the various ill effects of parking with
reference the congestion, accidents, obstruction to
fire fighting operation and environment.

7 Write short notes on the followings:

(a) PIEV Theory

(b) Highway capacity and level of service.

(c) Control of access on highways


(d) Off street parking

8 Discuss in brief (any three)

(a) Different type of islands

(b) Transition curves

(c) Multi-storeyed parking lots

(d) Widening of roads at horizontal curves


Roll No. ………………..

M. Tech. Semester – II
End-Term Examination, July 2013
Urban Transportation Planning – I
(IBMCETE802)
Time: Three Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Note: Attempt any five questions. All question carry equal marks.

1 What are the various problems of transportation in a


major city? Explain the role of Transport Planner in
solving the transportation problems of a city.

2 Briefly explain through a flow chart the various stages


in transportation planning process and the
methodology of its implementation.

3 What are the various techniques for data collection in


a survey for planning a National Highway?

4 Explain various models for trip generation and


distribution in UTPS approach.

5 Explain model split analysis and Route split analysis


in detail. Also briefly explain the probabilistic and
two stage model split analysis method.
6 Explain the various theories related to land use and its
interaction with the transport problems.

7 What are Transit Networks? Explain its various types


and their characteristics.

8 Briefly explain the terminal or station location


planning issues, objectives and their spacing
decisions.
Roll No. ………………..

M. Tech. Semester – II
End-Term Examination, July 2013
Highway Construction (IBMCETE803)
Time: Three Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Note: Attempt any five questions. All question carry equal marks.

1 (a) Enlist and state functions of various road making


machineries.

(b) Enumerate various tests and their frequency to be


conducted while executing earthwork in
embankment and compaction of earthwork as per
MORT and H “Specifications for road and bridge
works”.

2 (a) Find out material required for WBM construction of


a rural road (width 3.50m) 900 m in length having
250mm crust using G1, G2 and G3 layers.

(b) Write importance of granular sub base. Discuss


about the requirements, construction procedure and
testing to be done for GSB.
3 (a) Explain difference between tack coat and prime coat
based on purpose and construction procedure?

(b) Write construction procedure of WBM roads. Enlist


material requirements and specifications.

4 (a) What is overlay? Why overlays are constructed?


Explain various types of overlays.

(b) The bulk specific gravities of coarse aggregate, fine


aggregate and fines are found to be 2.50, 2.60 and
2.65 respectively. Specific gravity of bitumen is
given 1.10. Relative propositions for Marshall
sample are 55, 30, 10 and 5% by weight
respectively. Mass of sample mould in air is
1245.2g, mass of paraffin coated sample in air is
1295.8g and mass of paraffin coated sample in
water is 703.7g. Calculate bulk specific gravity of
mix, VMA, VA and VFB. Specific gravity of
paraffin is 0.9 and theoretical specific gravity of
mix obtained from vacuum test is 2.441.
5 (a) Write down for design of concrete pavements as per
IRC: 58 – 1988.

(b) Explain various types of joints used in concrete


pavements with neat sketches.

6 (a) What are the functions of highway drainage?


Explain road drainage construction in urban roads
with sketches.

(b) Explain the principle, scope and factors effecting


the properties of soil lime stabilization.

7 (a) What are different types of slope failure? Derive an


expression for the factor of safety of an infinite
slope in cohesion less soil.

(b) A long natural slope in an over consolidated clay


(C’ = 10 kN/m2, Ф= 250, Ysat = 20 kN/m3) is
inclined at 100 to the horizontal. The water table is
at the surface and the seepage is parallel to slope. If
plane slip has developed at a depth of 5m below the
surface, determine the factor of safety. Take y w =
10kN/m3.
8 Write short notes on (any four)

(a) Reinforced earth

(b) Geogrids

(c) Concreting underwater

(d) Bankelman beam

(e) Proportioning of Materials by Rothfutch’s method


Roll No. ………………..

M. Tech. Semester – II
End-Term Examination, July 2013
Traffic Engineering II(IBMCETE801)
Time: Three Hours
Max. Marks: 100
Note: Attempt any five questions. All question carry equal marks.

1 What are different factors effecting Trip production and


Trip attraction.

2 Show a schematic diagram of sequential demand analysis


procedure and also given the names of different closes of
models used to describe each decision making phase of
the analysis procedure.

3 Write short notes on following:

(a) Level of Service

(b) Accident Analysis

4 Discuss briefly.

(a) Application of simulation techniques in traffic


engineering.

(b) Shock waves


5 Discuss the concept of design hardly volume with the
help of a suitable sketch and also write a note on critical
hour concept.

6 Write short notes on following:

(a) Factors affecting the capacity

(b) PCU factor for fast/slow moving vehicles in urban


conditions as per IRC.

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