4. Let AB & BC be two tangent intersecting
at B, the deflection angle be (shown in
fig.)
the tangent length is calculated &
tangent pt.T 1, T 2 are marked.
Let,
P1 = first pt. on the curve.
T 1P1 = l1 length of cord.
1 = deflection angle for first chord.
R = radius of curve
n = total deflection for the chord.
6. OR,
360 l1
1 Degrees
2 2R
360 60 l1
1 min s
2 2R
1718.9 l1
1 min s
R
simillarly,
1718.9 l 2
2 min s
R
1718.9 l 3
3 min s
R
7. then,
1718.9 ln
δn min
R
when the degree of curve D is given,
D l1
1 Degrees
60
Dl2
2 Degrees
60
9. Procedure:-
i. Set the instrument up at the tangent
point, sight along the tangent and turn
off the first deflection angle ( Φ =Ө/2 ).
ii. fix one end of tape at A, measure off 'c'
meters, and swing tape until it aligns
with the line of sight. Put in peg B.
10. iii. Turn theodolite a further Φ°. Fix one end of
tape at B, measure off 'c' meters, and swing
tape until that point on the tape crosses the
line of sight. Put in peg C.
iv. Repeat step (iii) until you peg the curve. If
the line of sight becomes obstructed, then
simply set up on any peg on the curve, sight
back along the chord to the previous peg and
continue to establish the deflection angles.
11. Precautions to take:
Calculate the angle Φ to seconds,
or errors will be considerable
if many pegs must be placed.
The final reading, to the
other tangent point, should
equal L.