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NPR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY,
DINDIGUL
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
GI-8013-ADVANCED SURVEYING-III-CIVIL
PRESENTED BY,
MRS.S.PREMASUNDARI
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
1
UNIT III- TOTAL STATION SURVEYING
9 HOURS
Classification – basic measuring and working
principles of an Electro – optical and
Microwave total station- sources of errors in
Electro – optical and Microwave total station –
Care and Maintenance of total station –
trilateration – Applications.
• It is an optical instrument used in
modern surveying.
It is a combination of an electronic
theodolite and electronic distance
meter and software running on an
external computer know as data
collector.
TOTAL STATION-EFINITION
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 Distance measuring instrument (EDM)
 Angle measuring instrument(Thodolite)
 A simple processor
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It consists of the following,
 Based on Wavelength
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Classifications
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Classifications
1.Manual
Horizontal and vertical angles can be measured manually
and slope distance by electronically .
2.Semo-automatic
Horizontal angle-Manually
Vertical angle-Digitally,
Slope distance-Electronically
3.Automatic
Horizontal ,Vertical angle and slope distance measured
electronically.
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TYPES OF TOTAL STATION
 Basic Principles:
 The Determination of time required for electromagnetic
waves to travel between two station.
 Electro magnetic energy propagates through to
atmosphere in accordance with the following equation.
V = f λ
 Where,
V- Velocity of Electro magnetic energy (m/s)
f- Modulated frequency of the energy (HZ)
λ- Wavelength(m)
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Principles of EDM instruments
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• EDM is very useful in measuring distances that are
difficult to access or long distances.
It measures the time required for a wave to sent to a
target and reflect back.
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• A wave is transmitted and the
returning wave is measured to
find the distance traveled.
 Distances determined by calculating the number of
wavelengths traveled.
 Errors are generally small and insignificant for short distances.
 For longer distances they can be more important.
 Errors can be accounted for manually, or by the EDM if it has
the capability.
Velocity of light can be affected by:
 Temperature
 Atmospheric pressure
 Water vapor content
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2 types of principles
 Pulse method
 Phase difference method
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 The general principle involves sending a modulated Electro-
magnetic (EM) beam from one transmitter at the master
station to a reflector at the remote station and receiving it
back at the master station.
 The instrument measures slope distance between
transmitter and receiver by modulating the continuous
carrier wave at different frequencies, and then measuring
the phase difference at the master station between the
outgoing and the incoming signals. This establishes the
following relationship for a double distance (2D):
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1.Pulse method
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 The measured distance is calculated from the
velocity of the signal multiplied by the time.
2D=c.∆t
D=c.∆t /2
C=the velocity of light in the medium
through which it travelled.
D=the distance between the instrument
and target.
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Pulse method
 The EDM instruments mostly used this form of
measurement.
 The instrument measures the amount (λ) by
which the reflected signal is out of phase with
the emitted signal.
 The double distance is equal to the number of full
wavelength(λ) plus the fraction of
wavelength(λ).
2D=mλ+λ
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2.Phase difference method
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 Depending on the type of carrier wave employed,
EDM instruments can be classified under the following
three heads:
(a) Microwave instruments(Tellurometer)
(b)Visible light instruments(Geodimeter)
(c) Infrared instruments(Distomats)
TYPES OF EDM INSTRUMENTS
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 Main Types:
 Electro-Optical Instruments: Use the light and infrared
waves.
 Microwave Instruments: Use the radio waves.

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*These instruments under the category of long
range instruments,
*where in the carrier frequencies of the range
of 3 to 30GHz(1 GHZ=10^9)
*Distance measurements upto 100 km
range(30 km to 80 km).
(eg)Tellurometer
1.MICROWAVE INSTRUMENTS(Tellurometer)
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Microwave Instruments-PRINCIPLE
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*It works based on propagation of radio
waves.
*Invented in 1950’s in south africa –T.L.Wadley.
*It can be used both during day and night.
*Phase comparison technique is used for
distance measurement.
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*2 instruments
Reflector-@ the remote end of the line.
Master instrument-Passive reflector-@the other end
* Remote instrument- An electrical signal is required to be
erected @ the reflecting end of the line.
It receives the transmitted signal, amplifies it and
transmits it back to the master.
*Master instrument-Placed @ measuring end.
*This means that microwave EDM instruments require two
instruments and two operators.
*Frequency modulation is used microwave instruments.
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*High frequency radio waves( or microwaves) are used
instead of light waves.
*worked with a light weight-12 or 24 volt battery.
*instrument –highly portable
*Observations- during day as well as night.
*2 such tellurometers are required
*one to be stationed @ each end of the line
*2 highly skilled persons, to take observations.
TELLUROMETER
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*1 instrument-master set or control set.
*other instrument-remote set or slave set.
*Model- MRA-2(Manufactured by
M/s.Cooke, Troughton and Simms Ltd).
*each set –master set or remote set by
switching at ‘master’ and ‘remote’ positions
respectively.
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*Radio waves are emitted by the master instrument at a
frequency of 3000 Mc.s (Modulation coding schemes)
from a klystron and have superimposed on them a
crystal controlled frequency of 10 Mc.s.
*The high frequency wave is termed as carrier wave.
*Waves at high frequencies can be propagated in
straight line paths.
*Waves at low frequency wave is known as pattern
wave-used for accurate measurements.
Carrier wave
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*The light frequency pattern wave is thus
said to be frequency modulated(F.M.) by low
frequency pattern wave.
*This modulated signal is received at the
remote station where a second klystron is
generating another carrier wave at 3033 Mc.s.
Frequency modulated wave:
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*The difference between the two high
frequencies,
*3033-3000=33 Mc.s– is obtained by
electrical mixer,
*used to provide sufficient sensitivity in the
internal detector circuits at each instrument.
INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY
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Developed in the year of 1957.
2 functions of tellurometer.
(i) Master mode (ii)Remote mode
major difference b/w electro optical EDM
& Micro wave EDM.
PRESENCE OF A PARABOLIC OR HORN
RADIO ANTENNA & THE ABSENCE OF
OPTICAL PARTS
WORKING PRINCIPLE
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OSCILLATOR
It can be switched through different quartz
crystals to produce modulation frequencies.
Klystron
*Electronic tube producing a microwave.
*Antenna- parabolic shape &2 small diapoles
@its focus.
*There are perpendicular to each other-45º
vertical.
*Transmitted and received signals are polarized.
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DEMODULATORS:
Demodulate amplitude modulated signals into
alternating currents.
TO OBTAIN A DISTANCE MEASUREMENT
THE MASTER AND REMOTE STATIONS TRANSMIT
FREQUENCY MODULATED SIGNALS AT SLIGHTLY
DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES OF CARRIER AND
MODULATION.
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*Two operators are needed to measure a
line.
*Sometimes there is difficulty to set up two
units on both sides.
*The accuracy is affected by the
atmosphere.
*Less accuracy than the electro-optical
type.
Disadvantages of Microwave Type
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*It works based on the propagation of light waves.
*This type of instrument was first developed in Sweden
and was named as Geodimeter.
*During night its range is up to 2.5 km while in day its
range is up to 3 km
*Accuracy of these instruments varies from 0.5 mm to 5
mm/km distance.
*These instruments are also very useful for civil
engineering projects.
2.GEODIMETER-ELECTRO OPTICAL
INSTRUMENTS(Visible Light Wave Instruments)
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*Model 2 A-Night time only.
*Model-4-limited day time
observations.
*Instrument-@one end
*Reflector-@other end
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*Use the velocity of light waves to determine
the distance between two points.
*Those instruments use both the visible lights
(wavelength between 0.4-0.7) and
* the infrared lights
(wavelength between 0.7-1.2).
*Infrared light much preferable because of the
long wavelength.
*Source of light: Mercury lambs, Tungsten.
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Electro-optical Principle
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1.Incandescent lamp:
The light from an incandescent
lamp is focused by means of an
achromatic condenser(four lens
elements) and passed through a
Kerr cell.
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*The Kerr cell consists of two closely spaced
conducting plates.
*The space between which is filled with
nitrobenzene(applying a voltage to the fluid).
*When high voltage is applied to the plates of the
cell and a ray of light is focused on it,
*The ray is split into 2 parts, each moving with
different velocity.
2.Kerr cell
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*2 Nicol’s prism are placed on either side of the Kerr cell.
*The light leaving the first Nicol’s prisms is plane
polarized(Vibration).
*The light is split into two (phase difference) by the Kerr
cell.
*On leaving the Kerr cell, the light is recombined.
*Because of phase difference is resulting beam is
elliptically polarised.
3.Nicol’s Prisms(used generate polarized light)
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*Diverging light from the second polariser can be focused
to a parallel beam by the transmitter objective,&
*Then be reflected from a mirror lens to a large spherical
concave mirror.
On the other hand,
*A spherical mirror, which reflects the beam of light back
to the geodimeter.
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It consists of the following,
*Spherical concave mirror
*Mirror lens
*Receiver objective
Receiver system
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*The light of variable intensity after
reflection ,affects on the cathode of the
photo tube.
*In the photo tube, the light photons affects
on the cathode causing a few primary
electrons to leave and travel,accelerated by a
high frequency voltage, to the first dynode,
4.Photo tube
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*where the secondary emission takes
place.
*This is repeated through a further
eight dynode.
*The final electron current at the
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The passages of this modulating
voltage through the instrument is
delayed by means of an adjustable
electrical delay unit.
5.Variable eletrical delay unit
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The difference between the
phototube currents during the
positive the negative bias period
is measured on the null indicator.
6.Null indicator
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The variation in the intensity of
this reflected light causes the
current from the photo multiplier to
vary ,
where the current is already
being varied by the direct signal
from the crystal controlled
oscillator.
7.oscillator
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The phase difference between
the 2 pulses received by the cell are
a measure of the distance between
geodimeter and the reflector
(Length of the line).
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Prism reflector:
It is a combination of ranging rod, staff
and and optical cuboidal mirror.
having 2/3 lifts with 5cms interval
graduations.
adjustable height from 1.5m to 3.75m.
More number of prisms, will give more
accuracy.
Basic components of Total station
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GUN: data screen LCD
eye piece
telescope 24x to 43x
environmental box
microprocessor with memory card of 1 or 2 GB capacity
1MB can store 800 points.
Tripod: with different material
Aluminum tripod weighs 13 to 14lbs
Wooden tripod will be about 18 lbs.
Optical and Laser plumb bobs.
Battery –as an external attachment
with indicators
1.5hours charged battery can work for 3to 5 hours
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Functions of T.S:
1. It simultaneously measures angles & distances and Record
2. Correcting the measured distance with:
1. Prism constant
2. Atmospheric Pressure
3. Temperature
4. Curvature of earth
5. Refraction correction
3. Computing the point elevation
4. Computing the coordinates of every point
5. Remote elevation measurement
6. Remote distance measurement
7. Area calculations
8. Data Transferring facility from instrument to S/W and S/W
to instrument
9. Format of conversion of units
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RDM-REMOTE DISTANCE MESUREMENT
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Operations involved while using Total Stations :
1. Establishing the site Datum:
a) Selecting the site Datum
b) Establishing North
2. Setting up the Total station:
a) Placing and leveling Tripod on Datum
b) Placing and leveling the Gun on Tripod
c) Linking the data connector to Gun
3. Data collector options and setting
a) Main menu
b) Basic settings
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4. Creating and Operating Job files:
a) Creating a new Job file
b) Opening an existing file
5. Shooting points
a) Identifying the important points to shoot
b) shooting points
c) Shooting additional points
d) Noting the special features
6.Post Processing – Data down loading,conversion
7.Plotting/Map generation.
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Computer software packages
The following post processing computer software packages
are in use for various engineering applications.
1.Arc Pad, arc view, arc info
-conversion from raster to vector form
2.Micro Station - Map generation
3.Erdas – Image processing s/w
4.Surfer, Auto plotter, Civil cad, Pythagarus
– preparation of contours
5. Survey aid – to draw c/s and l/s
The information received is to be analyzed depending on the
users requirement.
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Limitations:
• It is not a Rugged instrument (Sensitive).
• Prism verticality is questionable.
• Visibility is must.
• More Expensive.
• Requires calibration at every six months.
• Amount of error is greater at short distances.
• Height of instrument and prism is to fed.
• Awareness on battery maintenance.
• To establish north- compass is required.
 Have keen observation on the prism boy’s attitude. When
high precision is required, use the prism tripod, to avoid
human error.
 The position of prism shall always be on hard surface
instead of soft soil.
 Focusing shall be exactly at the centre of prism, with
the help of cross hairs and prism plate.
 While measuring the instrument height and prism height,
enough attention shall be diverted. Also, have keen
observation while entering the above data.
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HOW TO SUPERVISE THE TOTAL
STATION WORK?
 Note the location and coordinates of station
point and back sight so that specified
intermediate points can be checked at later
date.
 Obtain a soft copy of field work raw data
from the survey agency so that the results can
be checked at any time.
 Obtain more number of points to get an
average.
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 All reflectors and holders are to be cleaned.
 Cotton swap dipped in Alcohol should be used on the glass
surfaces.
 Tribarchs are to be cleaned and dusted daily.
 Dust from all instruments should be removed by a fine brush.
 If any instrument is exposed to moisture, it should be throughly
dried and kept in an open case.
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General equipment maintenance
 All files generated from the download are to be backed
up and checked for the integrity of the backup files
before erasing the field data from the data collector.
 Batteries are to be cleaned and to be connected to the
charger.
 Generally 14 to 20 hrs are needed to charge the
batteries.
 Hence one set of batteries may have to be charged while
a second set is in operation.
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 Focusing directly at the sun, can result - loss of eyesight
on the spot. Use a filter when observing the sun.
 Never remove the hand grip carelessly. If the grip is
loosely or incompletely attached, the instrument could
fall and may cause a serious injury.
 Make sure not to short the battery terminals. If these
are shorted, the resulting high current would not only
damage to the battery, but also start a fire.
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 If the instrument or battery comes in contact
with water, wipe it off as quickly as possible
and set it in a dry place for a while. When it is
completely dry, put it back in the case.
 Never disassemble the instrument, if you find
a problem. Contact the dealer.
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THANK YOU
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ts system.pdf

  • 1. NPR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, DINDIGUL DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING GI-8013-ADVANCED SURVEYING-III-CIVIL PRESENTED BY, MRS.S.PREMASUNDARI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 1
  • 2. UNIT III- TOTAL STATION SURVEYING 9 HOURS Classification – basic measuring and working principles of an Electro – optical and Microwave total station- sources of errors in Electro – optical and Microwave total station – Care and Maintenance of total station – trilateration – Applications.
  • 3. • It is an optical instrument used in modern surveying. It is a combination of an electronic theodolite and electronic distance meter and software running on an external computer know as data collector. TOTAL STATION-EFINITION 1/7/2021 3
  • 4.  Distance measuring instrument (EDM)  Angle measuring instrument(Thodolite)  A simple processor 1/7/2021 4 It consists of the following,
  • 5.  Based on Wavelength 1/7/2021 5 Classifications
  • 7. 1.Manual Horizontal and vertical angles can be measured manually and slope distance by electronically . 2.Semo-automatic Horizontal angle-Manually Vertical angle-Digitally, Slope distance-Electronically 3.Automatic Horizontal ,Vertical angle and slope distance measured electronically. 1/7/2021 7 TYPES OF TOTAL STATION
  • 8.  Basic Principles:  The Determination of time required for electromagnetic waves to travel between two station.  Electro magnetic energy propagates through to atmosphere in accordance with the following equation. V = f λ  Where, V- Velocity of Electro magnetic energy (m/s) f- Modulated frequency of the energy (HZ) λ- Wavelength(m) 1/7/2021 8 Principles of EDM instruments
  • 9. 1/7/2021 9 • EDM is very useful in measuring distances that are difficult to access or long distances. It measures the time required for a wave to sent to a target and reflect back.
  • 10. 1/7/2021 10 • A wave is transmitted and the returning wave is measured to find the distance traveled.
  • 11.  Distances determined by calculating the number of wavelengths traveled.  Errors are generally small and insignificant for short distances.  For longer distances they can be more important.  Errors can be accounted for manually, or by the EDM if it has the capability. Velocity of light can be affected by:  Temperature  Atmospheric pressure  Water vapor content 1/7/2021 11
  • 12. 2 types of principles  Pulse method  Phase difference method 1/7/2021 12
  • 13.  The general principle involves sending a modulated Electro- magnetic (EM) beam from one transmitter at the master station to a reflector at the remote station and receiving it back at the master station.  The instrument measures slope distance between transmitter and receiver by modulating the continuous carrier wave at different frequencies, and then measuring the phase difference at the master station between the outgoing and the incoming signals. This establishes the following relationship for a double distance (2D): 1/7/2021 13 1.Pulse method
  • 15.  The measured distance is calculated from the velocity of the signal multiplied by the time. 2D=c.∆t D=c.∆t /2 C=the velocity of light in the medium through which it travelled. D=the distance between the instrument and target. 1/7/2021 15 Pulse method
  • 16.  The EDM instruments mostly used this form of measurement.  The instrument measures the amount (λ) by which the reflected signal is out of phase with the emitted signal.  The double distance is equal to the number of full wavelength(λ) plus the fraction of wavelength(λ). 2D=mλ+λ 1/7/2021 16 2.Phase difference method
  • 20.  Depending on the type of carrier wave employed, EDM instruments can be classified under the following three heads: (a) Microwave instruments(Tellurometer) (b)Visible light instruments(Geodimeter) (c) Infrared instruments(Distomats) TYPES OF EDM INSTRUMENTS 1/7/2021 20
  • 21.  Main Types:  Electro-Optical Instruments: Use the light and infrared waves.  Microwave Instruments: Use the radio waves.  1/7/2021 21
  • 22. *These instruments under the category of long range instruments, *where in the carrier frequencies of the range of 3 to 30GHz(1 GHZ=10^9) *Distance measurements upto 100 km range(30 km to 80 km). (eg)Tellurometer 1.MICROWAVE INSTRUMENTS(Tellurometer) 1/7/2021 22
  • 24. *It works based on propagation of radio waves. *Invented in 1950’s in south africa –T.L.Wadley. *It can be used both during day and night. *Phase comparison technique is used for distance measurement. 1/7/2021 24
  • 25. *2 instruments Reflector-@ the remote end of the line. Master instrument-Passive reflector-@the other end * Remote instrument- An electrical signal is required to be erected @ the reflecting end of the line. It receives the transmitted signal, amplifies it and transmits it back to the master. *Master instrument-Placed @ measuring end. *This means that microwave EDM instruments require two instruments and two operators. *Frequency modulation is used microwave instruments. 1/7/2021 25
  • 26. *High frequency radio waves( or microwaves) are used instead of light waves. *worked with a light weight-12 or 24 volt battery. *instrument –highly portable *Observations- during day as well as night. *2 such tellurometers are required *one to be stationed @ each end of the line *2 highly skilled persons, to take observations. TELLUROMETER 1/7/2021 26
  • 27. *1 instrument-master set or control set. *other instrument-remote set or slave set. *Model- MRA-2(Manufactured by M/s.Cooke, Troughton and Simms Ltd). *each set –master set or remote set by switching at ‘master’ and ‘remote’ positions respectively. 1/7/2021 27
  • 29. *Radio waves are emitted by the master instrument at a frequency of 3000 Mc.s (Modulation coding schemes) from a klystron and have superimposed on them a crystal controlled frequency of 10 Mc.s. *The high frequency wave is termed as carrier wave. *Waves at high frequencies can be propagated in straight line paths. *Waves at low frequency wave is known as pattern wave-used for accurate measurements. Carrier wave 1/7/2021 29
  • 30. *The light frequency pattern wave is thus said to be frequency modulated(F.M.) by low frequency pattern wave. *This modulated signal is received at the remote station where a second klystron is generating another carrier wave at 3033 Mc.s. Frequency modulated wave: 1/7/2021 30
  • 31. *The difference between the two high frequencies, *3033-3000=33 Mc.s– is obtained by electrical mixer, *used to provide sufficient sensitivity in the internal detector circuits at each instrument. INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY 1/7/2021 31
  • 32. Developed in the year of 1957. 2 functions of tellurometer. (i) Master mode (ii)Remote mode major difference b/w electro optical EDM & Micro wave EDM. PRESENCE OF A PARABOLIC OR HORN RADIO ANTENNA & THE ABSENCE OF OPTICAL PARTS WORKING PRINCIPLE 1/7/2021 32
  • 33. OSCILLATOR It can be switched through different quartz crystals to produce modulation frequencies. Klystron *Electronic tube producing a microwave. *Antenna- parabolic shape &2 small diapoles @its focus. *There are perpendicular to each other-45º vertical. *Transmitted and received signals are polarized. 1/7/2021 33
  • 34. DEMODULATORS: Demodulate amplitude modulated signals into alternating currents. TO OBTAIN A DISTANCE MEASUREMENT THE MASTER AND REMOTE STATIONS TRANSMIT FREQUENCY MODULATED SIGNALS AT SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES OF CARRIER AND MODULATION. 1/7/2021 34
  • 35. *Two operators are needed to measure a line. *Sometimes there is difficulty to set up two units on both sides. *The accuracy is affected by the atmosphere. *Less accuracy than the electro-optical type. Disadvantages of Microwave Type 1/7/2021 35
  • 36. *It works based on the propagation of light waves. *This type of instrument was first developed in Sweden and was named as Geodimeter. *During night its range is up to 2.5 km while in day its range is up to 3 km *Accuracy of these instruments varies from 0.5 mm to 5 mm/km distance. *These instruments are also very useful for civil engineering projects. 2.GEODIMETER-ELECTRO OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS(Visible Light Wave Instruments) 1/7/2021 36
  • 37. *Model 2 A-Night time only. *Model-4-limited day time observations. *Instrument-@one end *Reflector-@other end 1/7/2021 37
  • 38. *Use the velocity of light waves to determine the distance between two points. *Those instruments use both the visible lights (wavelength between 0.4-0.7) and * the infrared lights (wavelength between 0.7-1.2). *Infrared light much preferable because of the long wavelength. *Source of light: Mercury lambs, Tungsten. 1/7/2021 38
  • 41. 1.Incandescent lamp: The light from an incandescent lamp is focused by means of an achromatic condenser(four lens elements) and passed through a Kerr cell. 1/7/2021 41
  • 42. *The Kerr cell consists of two closely spaced conducting plates. *The space between which is filled with nitrobenzene(applying a voltage to the fluid). *When high voltage is applied to the plates of the cell and a ray of light is focused on it, *The ray is split into 2 parts, each moving with different velocity. 2.Kerr cell 1/7/2021 42
  • 43. *2 Nicol’s prism are placed on either side of the Kerr cell. *The light leaving the first Nicol’s prisms is plane polarized(Vibration). *The light is split into two (phase difference) by the Kerr cell. *On leaving the Kerr cell, the light is recombined. *Because of phase difference is resulting beam is elliptically polarised. 3.Nicol’s Prisms(used generate polarized light) 1/7/2021 43
  • 44. *Diverging light from the second polariser can be focused to a parallel beam by the transmitter objective,& *Then be reflected from a mirror lens to a large spherical concave mirror. On the other hand, *A spherical mirror, which reflects the beam of light back to the geodimeter. 1/7/2021 44
  • 45. It consists of the following, *Spherical concave mirror *Mirror lens *Receiver objective Receiver system 1/7/2021 45
  • 46. *The light of variable intensity after reflection ,affects on the cathode of the photo tube. *In the photo tube, the light photons affects on the cathode causing a few primary electrons to leave and travel,accelerated by a high frequency voltage, to the first dynode, 4.Photo tube 1/7/2021 46
  • 47. *where the secondary emission takes place. *This is repeated through a further eight dynode. *The final electron current at the anode is some hundreds of thousand times greater than that at the cathode. 1/7/2021 47
  • 48. The passages of this modulating voltage through the instrument is delayed by means of an adjustable electrical delay unit. 5.Variable eletrical delay unit 1/7/2021 48
  • 49. The difference between the phototube currents during the positive the negative bias period is measured on the null indicator. 6.Null indicator 1/7/2021 49
  • 50. The variation in the intensity of this reflected light causes the current from the photo multiplier to vary , where the current is already being varied by the direct signal from the crystal controlled oscillator. 7.oscillator 1/7/2021 50
  • 51. The phase difference between the 2 pulses received by the cell are a measure of the distance between geodimeter and the reflector (Length of the line). 1/7/2021 51
  • 52. Prism reflector: It is a combination of ranging rod, staff and and optical cuboidal mirror. having 2/3 lifts with 5cms interval graduations. adjustable height from 1.5m to 3.75m. More number of prisms, will give more accuracy. Basic components of Total station 1/7/2021 52
  • 54. GUN: data screen LCD eye piece telescope 24x to 43x environmental box microprocessor with memory card of 1 or 2 GB capacity 1MB can store 800 points. Tripod: with different material Aluminum tripod weighs 13 to 14lbs Wooden tripod will be about 18 lbs. Optical and Laser plumb bobs. Battery –as an external attachment with indicators 1.5hours charged battery can work for 3to 5 hours 1/7/2021 54
  • 55. 1/7/2021 55 Functions of T.S: 1. It simultaneously measures angles & distances and Record 2. Correcting the measured distance with: 1. Prism constant 2. Atmospheric Pressure 3. Temperature 4. Curvature of earth 5. Refraction correction 3. Computing the point elevation 4. Computing the coordinates of every point 5. Remote elevation measurement 6. Remote distance measurement 7. Area calculations 8. Data Transferring facility from instrument to S/W and S/W to instrument 9. Format of conversion of units
  • 58. 1/7/2021 58 Operations involved while using Total Stations : 1. Establishing the site Datum: a) Selecting the site Datum b) Establishing North 2. Setting up the Total station: a) Placing and leveling Tripod on Datum b) Placing and leveling the Gun on Tripod c) Linking the data connector to Gun 3. Data collector options and setting a) Main menu b) Basic settings
  • 59. 1/7/2021 59 4. Creating and Operating Job files: a) Creating a new Job file b) Opening an existing file 5. Shooting points a) Identifying the important points to shoot b) shooting points c) Shooting additional points d) Noting the special features 6.Post Processing – Data down loading,conversion 7.Plotting/Map generation.
  • 60. 1/7/2021 60 Computer software packages The following post processing computer software packages are in use for various engineering applications. 1.Arc Pad, arc view, arc info -conversion from raster to vector form 2.Micro Station - Map generation 3.Erdas – Image processing s/w 4.Surfer, Auto plotter, Civil cad, Pythagarus – preparation of contours 5. Survey aid – to draw c/s and l/s The information received is to be analyzed depending on the users requirement.
  • 61. 1/7/2021 61 Limitations: • It is not a Rugged instrument (Sensitive). • Prism verticality is questionable. • Visibility is must. • More Expensive. • Requires calibration at every six months. • Amount of error is greater at short distances. • Height of instrument and prism is to fed. • Awareness on battery maintenance. • To establish north- compass is required.
  • 62.  Have keen observation on the prism boy’s attitude. When high precision is required, use the prism tripod, to avoid human error.  The position of prism shall always be on hard surface instead of soft soil.  Focusing shall be exactly at the centre of prism, with the help of cross hairs and prism plate.  While measuring the instrument height and prism height, enough attention shall be diverted. Also, have keen observation while entering the above data. 1/7/2021 62 HOW TO SUPERVISE THE TOTAL STATION WORK?
  • 63.  Note the location and coordinates of station point and back sight so that specified intermediate points can be checked at later date.  Obtain a soft copy of field work raw data from the survey agency so that the results can be checked at any time.  Obtain more number of points to get an average. 1/7/2021 63
  • 64.  All reflectors and holders are to be cleaned.  Cotton swap dipped in Alcohol should be used on the glass surfaces.  Tribarchs are to be cleaned and dusted daily.  Dust from all instruments should be removed by a fine brush.  If any instrument is exposed to moisture, it should be throughly dried and kept in an open case.  The data collector is to be downloaded to the computer. 1/7/2021 64 General equipment maintenance
  • 65.  All files generated from the download are to be backed up and checked for the integrity of the backup files before erasing the field data from the data collector.  Batteries are to be cleaned and to be connected to the charger.  Generally 14 to 20 hrs are needed to charge the batteries.  Hence one set of batteries may have to be charged while a second set is in operation. 1/7/2021 65
  • 66.  Focusing directly at the sun, can result - loss of eyesight on the spot. Use a filter when observing the sun.  Never remove the hand grip carelessly. If the grip is loosely or incompletely attached, the instrument could fall and may cause a serious injury.  Make sure not to short the battery terminals. If these are shorted, the resulting high current would not only damage to the battery, but also start a fire. 1/7/2021 66
  • 67.  If the instrument or battery comes in contact with water, wipe it off as quickly as possible and set it in a dry place for a while. When it is completely dry, put it back in the case.  Never disassemble the instrument, if you find a problem. Contact the dealer. 1/7/2021 67