5. Given the following cross section notes of an earthwork, determine the volume of soil to be excavated using prismoidal formula. The width of the road is 9m. Station 5+ 000 +10 +5 +3 31 13.5 Station 5+ 126 +1.0 6. +3.0 +4.0 4.5 +2.0. +1.5 9.0 4.5

Q: iven the following slope staking notes, the prismoidal correction factor in cu. Yds., to be applied…

A: Basic for cut = 48 ftbasic for fill =40 ftcut slope, s =2:5:1To find:Prismoidal correction factor

Q: The Mohr’s circle plot requires use of only the upper half of the circle not the lower half in soil…

A: Mohr’s circle:

Q: Baseline 4,21 0m 6,85 m 6,31 5 6,80 Offsets South Offsets North 3,54 6 4,80 12,83 12 7,93 13 7,15 15…

A: A baseline is given in the above figure. Some offsets are given on both sides of baseline. We have…

Q: The cross-section notes shown below are for a ground excavation for a 9m wide roadway. STA 22+400…

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Q: Given the following cross-sections notes. It is required to determine the earthwork volume on a…

A: Solution  Area, Aa = A1+A2+A3+A4 A1 = area of trapezium - area of triangle      =…

Volumes

Volume usually is the dimensional quantity that involves the evaluation of any three-dimensional figure enfolded inside a closed space. The SI unit (International System of Units) of volume is m3 and the dimensional unit of volume is [L3]. For estimation of the volume of any figure, various formulae are used. Another application of volume includes the reference in the sound levels, the higher the sound intensity, the louder the sound heard, and hence, the larger the volume. The SI unit of sound volume is decibels (dB).