1. Data shown is obtained from a double rodded line of levels of a certain cross sectiona. Determine the difference in elevation of BM1 and TP2b. Find the Elevation of BM2STATIONBM1BM1ТР1-LTP1-HTP2-LTP2-HТР3-LBS(m)8.268.2612.878.6513.56FS(m)ELEV(m)458.452.2611.365.326.367.5111.29.17TP3-HBM2BM25.116.666.6610.112. Find the elevations of all stations.BS0.663IFSSTA.BM0+000+200+400+600+801+001+20FSHIELEV98.761.9461.0081.1532.7871.5852.2701.2180.646

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1. Data shown is obtained from a double rodded line of levels of a certain cross section a. Determine the difference in elevation of BM1 and TP2 b. Find the Elevation of BM2 STATION BM1 BM1 TP1-L TP1-H TP2-L TP2-H TP3-L BS(m) 8.26 8.26 12.87 8.65 13.56 11.2 9.17 FS(m) |ELEV(m) 458.45 2.26 11.36 5.32 6.36 7.51 10.11 TP3-H BM2 BM2 5.11 6.66 6.66 2. Find the elevations of all stations. STA. BM 0+00 0+20 0+40 0+60 0+80 1+00 1+20 BS |0.663 IFS FS HI ELEV 98.76 1.946 1.008 1.153 2.787 1.585 2.270 1.218 0.646

1. Data shown is obtained from a double rodded line of levels of a certain cross section a. Determine the difference in elevation of BM1 and TP2 b. Find the Elevation of BM2 STATION BM1 BM1 TP1-L TP1-H TP2-L TP2-H TP3-L BS(m) 8.26 8.26 12.87 8.65 13.56 11.2 9.17 FS(m) |ELEV(m) 458.45 2.26 11.36 5.32 6.36 7.51 10.11 TP3-H BM2 BM2 5.11 6.66 6.66 2. Find the elevations of all stations. STA. BM 0+00 0+20 0+40 0+60 0+80 1+00 1+20 BS |0.663 IFS FS HI ELEV 98.76 1.946 1.008 1.153 2.787 1.585 2.270 1.218 0.646

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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