An engineer was hired to traverse a lot and while assessing the situation he noticed that it would be easier if he started at Station B going to the Station C, assuming it has an azimuth of 333-20-29 (Philippine Setting) find the unknown using the following data DEFLECTION ANGLE TO THE STATION INTERIOR ANGLE DEFELCTION LEFT OR DEFLECTION ANGLE TO THE RIGHT A 116-59-30 В 114-20-55 134-17-28 D 198-58-40 E 222-47-58 F 35-52-48 G 120-05-09 H 190-04-15 123-36-17

Q: 64.41m. and the elevation of point K is 320m. above mean sea level. If the height of the instrument…

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A: Since the curvature of earth is not horizontal. So lets find out the correction due to earth…

Q: Following observations were taken for determining the R.L. of station A. Instrument -station Height…

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Q: (c) A Dumpy Level was place at the mid point C of A and B which were 200 ft apart. The staff…

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Q: A differential leveling circuit began on BM Hydrant (orthometric height 5869.31 ftft) and closed on…

A: BM Hydrant = 5869.31 ft BM Rock = 5830.03 ft

Q: The top of a tower signal at B 2,000 m from A away was sighted through a transit with recorded…

A: Given that: Horizontal distance between A and B = 2000 mVertical Angle, θ=2°30'Height of mast at B =…

Q: The top of a mast signal 2000m away was sighted through a transit with recorded vertical angle of 4…

A: Given data: Mast signal (k)=2000m=2km Vertical angle =4 deg.10min Height=6m Elevation at signal…

Q: Find out the deflection angles from the following observations Lines AB BC Bearing N 42° 20' E N 30°…

A: Deflection angle=42°20'-30°00'                              =12°20' L

Q: Find out the deflection angles from the following observations Lines AB BC Bearing N 42° 20' E N 30°…

A: Given data in question  Bearings  To find out  Deflection angle

Q: Leveling Methods Neglecting the effect of tide and waves. Determine how far out the sea a boat will…

A: Consider the free body diagram as;

Q: To test its line of sight adjustment, a level is set up near C (elev. 193.436 m) and then near D.…

A: station C elevation is given as 193.436 mwhen setup is near C: station C reading =1.315 m…

Beams

In structural engineering, a beam is a component made of a variety of materials (including steel alloys, and wood) that can resist loads applied laterally to the beam axis. Members, elements, rafters, shafts, and purlins are all terms used to describe beams.