the intersection point is 6427.464 m and pegs are required on the centre line of the curve at exact 20 m multiples of through chainage. Calculate the tangential angles for the initial sub-chord, general chord, and final sub- chord to set out the curve by the tangential angles method .using a Theodolite and tape 0°45'34.4", 0°25'11.5", 0°21'26.3" O 0°25'35.5", 0°35'25.8", 0°35'25.3" O 0°25'34.5", 0°35'11.8", 0°38'26.3" C 0°35'34.5", 0°38'11.8", 0°25'26.3" (

the intersection point is 6427.464 m and pegs are required on the centre line of the curve at exact 20 m multiples of through chainage. Calculate the tangential angles for the initial sub-chord, general chord, and final sub- chord to set out the curve by the tangential angles method .using a Theodolite and tape 0°45'34.4", 0°25'11.5", 0°21'26.3" O 0°25'35.5", 0°35'25.8", 0°35'25.3" O 0°25'34.5", 0°35'11.8", 0°38'26.3" C 0°35'34.5", 0°38'11.8", 0°25'26.3" (

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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