1. The taped distance of a line is 99.182 m using a 100 m steel tape weighing 2 kg at standard pull of 10 kg and temperature of 32 C. The difference in elevation between the end points is 45 cm. the tape is exactly 100 m at a temp of 28 C. if the coefficient of expansion is 11.8(10- 6)/ C, and a pull of 10 kg is applied supported at 25 m interval during the measurement, find the following: a. Correction due to temperature b. Correction due to sag c. Correction due to tension d. Correction due to slope e. The correct horizontal distance of the line.

1. The taped distance of a line is 99.182 m using a 100 m steel tape weighing 2 kg at standard pull of 10 kg and temperature of 32 C. The difference in elevation between the end points is 45 cm. the tape is exactly 100 m at a temp of 28 C. if the coefficient of expansion is 11.8(10- 6)/ C, and a pull of 10 kg is applied supported at 25 m interval during the measurement, find the following: a. Correction due to temperature b. Correction due to sag c. Correction due to tension d. Correction due to slope e. The correct horizontal distance of the line.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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