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Answer B, Initial setting time of cement is 30 minutes.
Answer B, Initial setting time of cement is 30 minutes.
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The carpet area does not include the area of walls along with doors, other openings, Bathroom, lavatory, Kitchen, and pantry.
The carpet area does not include the area of walls along with doors, other openings, Bathroom, lavatory, Kitchen, and pantry.
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The chainage is a horizontal distance, the combination of the curve and straight line between two-point. The combination of straight lines and curves is also called curvilinear. It is often known as stationing and this term is used in route surveying. The starting point of the line is denoted as 00+Read more
The chainage is a horizontal distance, the combination of the curve and straight line between two-point. The combination of straight lines and curves is also called curvilinear. It is often known as stationing and this term is used in route surveying.
The starting point of the line is denoted as 00+00 with the stationing at least 100 feet long then the line is denoted as 1+00(for 100 feet) 2+00…(for 200 feet)…..3+00( for 300 feet), etc.
where the first number represents the number of 100n foot stations and the digits after the (+) signs indicate any remaining portion than 100 feet.
For example = 41+57.95 would represents 4157.95 feet
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In traversing, when the compass is used for the angular measurements then it is called compass traversing or compass surveying. In this process of surveying, the compass is used to determine the direction of the survey line of the boundary work of the traverse by measuring the angles. The lines makeRead more
In traversing, when the compass is used for the angular measurements then it is called compass traversing or compass surveying.
In this process of surveying, the compass is used to determine the direction of the survey line of the boundary work of the traverse by measuring the angles. The lines make angles with the magnetic meridian. The process of chaining and offsetting is similar to chain surveying and running of check line is not required.
The compass surveying is suitable under the following situation:
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The lateral measurements are taken from one side of the chain line running in a suitable direction. By providing offsets we can locate the objects lying in the vicinity to the main survey line . Offsets are classified according to the direction and length. According to the direction Perpendicular ofRead more
The lateral measurements are taken from one side of the chain line running in a suitable direction. By providing offsets we can locate the objects lying in the vicinity to the main survey line .
Offsets are classified according to the direction and length.
According to the direction
According to the length
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Baseline is the longest survey line which is passing through the area which is to be surveyed.
Baseline is the longest survey line which is passing through the area which is to be surveyed.
See lessWhat is contour line in surveying?
A contour or contour line is the line of intersection of a leveled surface with the surface of the ground, which means every point of the contour line has the same elevation or altitude. Complete guide on Surveying
A contour or contour line is the line of intersection of a leveled surface with the surface of the ground, which means every point of the contour line has the same elevation or altitude.
Complete guide on Surveying
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