A dumpy level with an interval focusing telescope was set up on the left bank of a river and the rod reading tabulated below were taken on a stadia rod held successively at the left and right water edges, if the K is 95.50m and stadia constant is 0.30m. Determine the width of the river. Hair Readings Rod Position Upper (a Lower (b) Rod Held at 2.189 2.155 LWE Rod Held at 2.277 2.069 RWE O 32.91m O 33.91m O 22.91m O 16.617 m

A dumpy level with an interval focusing telescope was set up on the left bank of a river and the rod reading tabulated below were taken on a stadia rod held successively at the left and right water edges, if the K is 95.50m and stadia constant is 0.30m. Determine the width of the river. Hair Readings Rod Position Upper (a Lower (b) Rod Held at 2.189 2.155 LWE Rod Held at 2.277 2.069 RWE O 32.91m O 33.91m O 22.91m O 16.617 m

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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