Q1: - Measured the distance ABCD by steel tape with standard length of 30m, standardmanufactured temperature of 20°C, and standard tension force (2kg). if the distanced(ABCD) was measured as following:AB= 67.323 m with tension force = 2kg.BC= 72.213m with tension force 4kg.CD=75.666m sag distance with tension force 4kg.If you Know the real distance for tape was 30.018m and field temperature was 400C.Find the true total distance?

Standard length of tape L=30m Real distance of tape L'=30.018m

Q1: - Measured the distance ABCD by steel tape with standard length of 30m, standard manufactured temperature of 20°C, and standard tension force (2kg). if the distanced (ABCD) was measured as following: AB= 67.323 m with tension force = 2kg. %3D BC= 72.213m with tension force 4kg. CD=75.666m sag distance with tension force 4kg. If you Know the real distance for tape was 30.018m and field temperature was 400C. Find the true total distance?

Q1: - Measured the distance ABCD by steel tape with standard length of 30m, standard manufactured temperature of 20°C, and standard tension force (2kg). if the distanced (ABCD) was measured as following: AB= 67.323 m with tension force = 2kg. %3D BC= 72.213m with tension force 4kg. CD=75.666m sag distance with tension force 4kg. If you Know the real distance for tape was 30.018m and field temperature was 400C. Find the true total distance?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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