A New Method of Calculating the Cubic Contents of Excavations And Embankments, By the Aid of Diagrams
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7, at the ends; and its perpendicular, the average between the two perpendiculars c d, at the ends.
In like manner, the base and perpendicular of the centre triangle of embankment, will be averages of the two end bases a o, and of the two end perpendiculars ef.
If from irregularities in the ground, in the direction of the line of the road, it should become necessary to take cross sections nearer together than 100 feet, only the same proportional parts of the cubic yards must be taken from the t...ables; and on this account, it is better always, when possible, to subdivide the 100 feet station-distances into such parts as will furnish numbers easy to divide by; thus, if the station be divided into 10, 20, 25, or 50 feet distances, they will furnish respectively the numbers 10, 5, 4, or 2, by which to divide the cubic yards in the tables, all of which are calculated for 100 feet distances.
TO FIND THE DISTANCES OF THE SIDE STAKES FROM THE CENTRE STAKE.
In all cases in which the cross sections are drawn, as just described, these disances may be had by measurement on the figures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7, at the ends; and its perpendicular, the average between the two perpendiculars c d, at the ends.
In like manner, the base and perpendicular of the centre triangle of embankment, will be averages of the two end bases a o, and of the two end perpendiculars ef.
If from irregularities in the ground, in the direction of the line of the road, it should become necessary to take cross sections nearer together than 100 feet, only the same proportional parts of the cubic yards must be taken from the t...ables; and on this account, it is better always, when possible, to subdivide the 100 feet station-distances into such parts as will furnish numbers easy to divide by; thus, if the station be divided into 10, 20, 25, or 50 feet distances, they will furnish respectively the numbers 10, 5, 4, or 2, by which to divide the cubic yards in the tables, all of which are calculated for 100 feet distances.
TO FIND THE DISTANCES OF THE SIDE STAKES FROM THE CENTRE STAKE.
In all cases in which the cross sections are drawn, as just described, these disances may be had by measurement on the figures.
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