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Problem 2.15 For the leveling shown below, calc .. Solved,

2.15 For the leveling shown..

2.15 For the leveling shown below, calculate adjusted reduced levels for all points in the level table 2.15  For the leveling shown

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ANSWER 2.15

For all station,

HPC = known Reduced Level + Backside

Reduced level/RL = HPC – (IS or FS)

Now, for calculation Checks,

(Sum of all backside/BS) – (Sum of all Foreside/FS) = (Last reduced level/RL) – (First reduced level/RL)

= 7.528 – 7.009 = 66.636 – 66.117 = 0.519

For correction

Net Correction = Actual final RL – Calculated final RL = 62.629 – 66.636 = -4.007

Number of stages = No of BS = No of FS = 4 in this case

There4, correction =   =   = -1.00175

Correction in stage one (red) = 1 X Correction = -1.00175

//                       //    two (green)= 2 X Correction = -2.0035

//                      //    three (yellow) = 3 X Correction = -3.00525

//                      //    Four (blue) = 4 X Correction = -4.007

For all Reduced Levels,

Corrected RL = Calculated RL + Correction 2.15  For the leveling shown 2.15  For the leveling shown

2.15 For the leveling shown .. solved.

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