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Chapter 23, Problem 23.8P
To determine
Location and reasons of stakes placed on a pipeline.
The information is typically conveyed to the contractor on stakes for laying a pipeline usually consist of two parts:
- By giving the depth of cut or fill normally only to the nearest
- By providing precise grade to which is near
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