It is required to lay out a line on the ground 500 m. long. The 50 m tape used was 0.015 m longer at 18 kg. pull and at 30.618 °C temperature. If the actual fieldwork will be done at temperature of 22 °C and pull of 14 kg was applied being supported at both ends of tape, compute the correct distance to be laid out if the cross-sectional area of tape is 0.02 sq. cm. and weighs 0.686 kg.

It is required to lay out a line on the ground 500 m. long. The 50 m tape used was 0.015 m longer at 18 kg. pull and at 30.618 °C temperature. If the actual fieldwork will be done at temperature of 22 °C and pull of 14 kg was applied being supported at both ends of tape, compute the correct distance to be laid out if the cross-sectional area of tape is 0.02 sq. cm. and weighs 0.686 kg.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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