Plane Table
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35. Laying out a Given Angle. Plat the angle on the sheet of paper with its vertex at the center of the sheet. Draw the lines which form the sides of the angle out sufficiently to fit the rule of the alidade to, or mark pieces of them so the outer end of the rule can be fitted to them, if it is not de- sirable to draw the whole line. Or a separate extra piece of paper may be fastened on the board for this work. If the extra paper is used fasten it on first, find and mark the center of the sheet... on it, and plat the lines from that. Set up the plane table at the plug or station, that is to be the vertex of the angle. Orient the table by one of the platted lines. Set the alidade to the other line. Range out this line by the 33 line of sight of the alidade, and mark it with plugs and nails on the ground.
If the given angle is much over 90 it will be better to plat its supplement on the plane table sheet, and produce one side of the plotted angle to get a plat of the given angle. This refers to the ordinary case in the field where there is no protractor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
35. Laying out a Given Angle. Plat the angle on the sheet of paper with its vertex at the center of the sheet. Draw the lines which form the sides of the angle out sufficiently to fit the rule of the alidade to, or mark pieces of them so the outer end of the rule can be fitted to them, if it is not de- sirable to draw the whole line. Or a separate extra piece of paper may be fastened on the board for this work. If the extra paper is used fasten it on first, find and mark the center of the sheet... on it, and plat the lines from that. Set up the plane table at the plug or station, that is to be the vertex of the angle. Orient the table by one of the platted lines. Set the alidade to the other line. Range out this line by the 33 line of sight of the alidade, and mark it with plugs and nails on the ground.
If the given angle is much over 90 it will be better to plat its supplement on the plane table sheet, and produce one side of the plotted angle to get a plat of the given angle. This refers to the ordinary case in the field where there is no protractor.
What to read after Plane Table?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Baker Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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