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Chains used in surveying for linear measurements are formed by straight links of galvanized mild steel wire bent into rings at the ends and joined each other by three small circular or oval wire rings. The length of a link is the distance between the centers of two consecutive middle rings.
Chains used in surveying for linear measurements are formed by straight links of galvanized mild steel wire bent into rings at the ends and joined each other by three small circular or oval wire rings. The length of a link is the distance between the centers of two consecutive middle rings.
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