To find the reduced level of a roof slack of building, staff readings curve taken from a set-up of the levelling instrument. The readings were 1.050 m with staff on the BM and 2.300m with staff below the roof slab and inverted. Taking the reduced level of BM as 135.15m, the reduced level of the roof slab will be

To find the reduced level of a roof slack of building, staff readings curve taken from a set-up of the levelling instrument. The readings were 1.050 m with staff on the BM and 2.300m with staff below the roof slab and inverted. Taking the reduced level of BM as 135.15m, the reduced level of the roof slab will be

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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