On Laying out Curves: An Essay Written in 1868 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175536488)

"On Laying out Curves" is an essay, originally written in 1868, that delves into the mathematical principles and practical techniques employed in the construction of railways. Penned by comte de Premio-Real, this treatise provides a valuable glimpse into the engineering practices of the 19th century. The work explores methods for accurately plotting and implementing curves, a critical aspect of railway design and safety. The text offers insights into the tools and calculations necessary for ensuring the smooth operation of trains. This historical document is a fascinating resource for civil engineers, transportation historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of railway technology.

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