Exercise 2.2 A 30m tape has the following condition: The standard temp is 20deg Celsius and the site temp is 27deg Celsius resulting to a temperature correction factor=0.02m for the 30 m tape The standard pull is 5 kg but the applied pull is 4.5 kg resulting to a correction due to pull= -0.01m for the 30 m tape. a) Determine the reading to be laid out to get a length of 30m b) Determine the reading to be laid out to get a length of 1300m

Exercise 2.2 A 30m tape has the following condition: The standard temp is 20deg Celsius and the site temp is 27deg Celsius resulting to a temperature correction factor=0.02m for the 30 m tape The standard pull is 5 kg but the applied pull is 4.5 kg resulting to a correction due to pull= -0.01m for the 30 m tape. a) Determine the reading to be laid out to get a length of 30m b) Determine the reading to be laid out to get a length of 1300m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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