Chaining on Sloping Ground (Simple Notes) When measuring distances on a hill or slope, we always need to find the flat horizontal distance , not the actual sloped ground distance. There are two main ways to do this: 1. Direct Method (Stepping Method) In this method, you measure the flat horizontal distance directly on the field by creating small, flat steps. Best For: Short, bumpy, irregular, or gentle slopes. How it works (Step-by-Step): Start: The Follower holds the 0-end of the tape flat on the starting ground point A. Stretch: The Leader pulls a short, comfortable length of the tape forward and lifts it up until it looks perfectly flat and straight by eye judgment. Drop: Because the front end of the tape is hanging in the air, the Leader drops a plumb-bob (a weight on a string) down to find the exact vertical point on the ground. Mark & Repeat: They stick an arrow into that ground point. The Follower moves to this new arrow, and they repeat the steps all the way u...
Bolt .... Bolt is a metal pin with a head at one end,a shank threaded at the other end to receive a nut. Types of bolt 1- unfinished bolts or black bolts or C grade bolts. 2- Turned bolts 3- Ribbed bolts 4- High strength bolts 1-Unfinished bolts Other name of unfinished bolts- ordinary bolt, rough bolt, black bolt Unfinished bolts generally used for light structures subjected to static loads and for secondary members such as purlins, bracing ,roof trusses etc. They are not recommended for connections subjected to fatigue, vibration and impact load. These bolts are forged from low carbon rolled steel circular rods. 2- Turned Bolts These are similar to unfinished bolts, with the difference that the shanks of these bolts are formed from a hexagonal rod. The surface of these bolts are prepared and machine carefully to fit in the hole. 3- Ribbed Bolts These type of bolts have a ro...