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Institute of Engineering • 2083 Baishakh Board Examination
Q1[3 Marks]Introduction
Distinguish between primary classification of surveying. Why in surveying, the fundamental principle of working from whole to part and never from part to whole is to be followed?
Q2[4 Marks]Distance Measurements
A 1.5 km long road is indicated in a map by a length of 37.5 cm. Find the scale of the plot and indicate through a sketch how a suitable scale can be constructed to read upto 1 m in the map.
Q3[3 Marks]Distance Measurements
What are the methods of horizontal distance measurement in sloping ground? What type of significant figures are you used in the distance measurement? A car is travelling at a speed of . A long line represents the distance travelled by the car in two hours; construct a scale upto . The scale should be able to read the distance travelled in one minute. Show the distance and the distance in and on map.
Q4[6 Marks]Distance Measurements
A 20m steel tape was standardized in catenary conditions under a pull of 10 kg and found to be 20.006m. This tape was used to measure a distance of 86m in catenary conditions at a pull of 10 kg. Supports were provided at every 10m. The weight of the tape was 30gm/m. Apply necessary tape corrections for the measured length of line.
Q5[4 Marks]Basic Surveying Techniques
What is the need of a reference sketch of stations? Explain by giving the sample page of a detailing field book and how offsets values are to be measured and recorded in the detailing field book?
Q6[2 Marks]Basic Surveying Techniques
Explain the principles of chain survey and plane table survey with supporting sketches. Also mention the suitability of these survey.
Q7[4 Marks]Levelling
Describe the loop levelling and level circuits. What is the basic fundamental consideration in this type of surveying?
Q8[5 Marks]Levelling
The following readings were successively taken during a levelling operation. and . The position of instrument was changed after and 9th reading. Draw out the form of level book and enter the above reading properly. The R.L. of 3rd point as . Calculate RL of all points by HI method and gradient between first and last point if the staff is kept constant interval at .
Q9[6 Marks]Levelling
The following perpendicular offset were taken from a chain line to a hedge. Find the area enclosed by the boundary, using any two method.
Q10[2 Marks]Tacheometry
What is the principle of stadia method? The vertical angles to vanes fixed at and above the foot of the staff held vertically at a station P were -1 and +2 respectively. Find the horizontal distance and the reduced level of P if the RL of the instrument axis is .
Q11[6 Marks]Plotting and Mapping
Find the volume of filling in a length of 50m with the following data for a two level section, using the trapezoidal and prismoidal formula, where formation width = 10m, side slope 2:1, transverse slope = 8:1. The ground level at 25m interval are given below.
Chainages (m)02550
RL of GL1080.501079.801078.40
The formation has a downward slope of 1 in 50 with the formation level at 0 chainage being 1081.50m.