Determine the total area using the DMD method. Jse bearing in determining latitude and departure.

Q: - () 4 B+tan R 2- B = and H = for triangular spoil bank \L+tan R, 2 HIN

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Q: Define Applying Allowable Bearing Pressures—ASD

A: Answer ASD is known as allowable stress design. which is referred to both as the load service load…

Q: The base of a cut section is typically smaller than the base of a fill section. True False

A: Answer :    False  For more explanation see next step.

Q: What is the centerline perimeter of the footing shown on plan? Footing width=3-6 JOSE 166 ft 120 ft…

A: Remodifying the above figure in the form of a rectangle   Centerline perimeter=…

Q: The cross-section notes shown below are for a ground excavation for a 8m wide roadway. STA 16+200…

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Q: Intersection return at First Street,

A: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: Define timber  piles

A: To define: Timber piles.

Q: The cross-section notes shown below are for a ground excavation for a 12m wide roadway. STA 23+8400…

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Q: TEST II. Simple Computation 1. Calculate the latitude of 600m length with a bearing of N55°30'W. 2.…

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Q: 50 ↓ 50² 50k $50* a M b 6 at 25 ft 150 ft 50k 25 ft PROBLEM: DETERMINE a,b,AND C BY METHOD OF…

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Q: Q2 / Abuilding to be constructed on a hill with foundation elavation = 30m. the areas bounded by…

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Q: The cross-section notes shown below are for a ground excavation for a 12m wide roadway. STA 12+1400…

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Q: PROBLEM From the given data of an earthwork at STA. 1+100, compute the area of the cross section…

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Q: WF 360x91 and C310x31

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Q: final bearings must be written along the appropriate lines be

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Q: calculate this question using method of sections/ritter

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Q: Q13. If the known benchmark elevation is 272.5 ft. When surveying you find the rod reading at PT. A…

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Q: Define Net Bearing Pressure

A: It is the net increase in pressure at the base of foundation that causes shear failure of soil. It…

Q: Define the Vertical line load at the surface ?

A: Surface load A surface load is a load on a surface. This load can be comprised of a temperature,…

Q: A steel post (E = 30x10° psi) having thickness h = in. and height l = 71 in. supports a stop sign…

A: Stress is defined as the force of resistance per unit area given by a body against deformation. The…

Q: Define Reinforced Earth.

A: The reinforced earth is defined as “the composite material formed by the soil with low bearing…

Q: Draw the anatomy of the ff. slabs: - TYPES OF SLABS ACCORDING TO LOAD TRANSFER 1. One-Way Slab 2.…

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Q: 4] A foreman was asked to make a 550.45ft long line using a 50 m surveyor's tape that is 0.004m too…

A: Given data in question  Distance 550.45 ft Tape 50 m 0.004 m long  To find out  Required distance

Q: SITUATION A Bearings Length Course L (m) АВ N 48°20' E 529.60 ВС 592.00 CD S 7°59' E 563.60 DE…

A: We have to asked bearing of line DE & bearing of line BC & find total area.

Q: Define what is Net allowable bearing capacity ?

A: Answer Introduction The Bearing capacity is known as the maximum average contact pressure between…

Q: Engr 309 8/4/22 Name. 3' Jook て 31° 54.3° C A 2' 5' B Determine buckling. Fill in the blanks. BC [..…

A: The truss with the load and support conditions is given asThe cross section of member AC and BC is…

Q: 100. The positional tolerance of the hole documented below is most nearly: Ø50 +0.5 -0.3 OA. OB. O…

A: As we know,Maximum Material Condition (MMC) Method

Q: 1. Section modulus for a rectangular section is given as (a) bd/36 OT (b) bd/6 (c) bd/6 (d) bd/12

A: Correct answer is option C bd2/6

Q: Define Computing Allowable Bearing Pressures—ASD

A: Allowable bearing pressure or Allowable Stress Design (ASD):

Q: Y5 Y4 Y3 1 0.95 1 1 1 0.8 1 1 1 0.3 0.8 0.8 1 1 top 0.5 0.7 bottom 10 mm scale 1:500 1- 1, 1, 1,

A: It is given:  Scale of plan = 1; 500 There are two methods that are asked in the question   Counting…

Q: ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES 1. A grade of 4,2% grode intersech a grode of +3.0% at Station 11 + 488.00 of…

A: Highway planning includes the assessment of current and future traffic volumes on a street…

Q: Define Gross safe bearing capacity ?

A: Solution: Gross safe bearing capacity is also called as Safe Bearing Capacity. It is defined as the…

Q: Excavation for the borrow pits is shown in the figure, in which the numbers at the corners represent…

A: The diagram is shown below for the excavation borrow pits To determine the volume in cubic yards

Q: SITUATION A Length L (m) Bearings Course АВ N 48°20' E 529.60 ВС 592.00 CD S 7°59' E 563.60 DE…

A: We have to find bearing line DE and bearing line BC And total area

Q: How do the minor wedges supplement the major ones?

A: The minor wedges are designed to complement the major wedges in addressing complex problems by…

Q: The shape factor for a rectangular section is (a) 1.00 (b) 1.50 (c) 2.00 (d) 2.50

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Q: Show complete solution on Length for laying out, and Width for laying out.

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Q: To make a peg adjustment, the following notes were taken. Wye level at 1 Wye level at 2 Rod reading…

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Q: A factory (30m* 50m) in dimension is be constructed on a hilly terrain with the following areas…

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Q: What is BEARING CAPACITY ANALYSIS IN SOIL—LOCAL AND PUNCHINGSHEAR CASES

A: The pressures of the construction must be distributed across a broad area, which necessitates the…

Q: Describe about the tangent modulus.

A: Tangent modulus:- The instantaneous rate of change of stress as a function of strain. The slope of…

Q: Q2: Compute the Area for the following sections having a base infill is 6 m and base in cut is 8 m…

A: Given base in fill b= 6m           base in cut b= 8m           side slopes S:1 = 2:1 Section 1 :…

Q: Discuss two-way shear

A: A two-way shear, also known as a punching shear, occurs when shear is resisted along the edge of a…

Area Computations

The area is the mathematical estimation of the inner space occupied by any shape or object and area computation is the evaluation of how much inner space that particular shape or object has utilized. Simple applications include calculating the area of wall for the quantity of paint or plaster to be applied on it, area calculations for construction of a trapezoidal dam and how much material is required, calculating the area of a circle to determine the range or distance of wheels that they are capable of covering due to varied radii and so on.