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    The document summarizes how a student set out a vertical and horizontal curve for a civil engineering project. For the vertical curve, the student used an automatic level, ranging rods, clip-on markers, and subtracted reduced levels from a collimation height to determine marker heights along a sag curve from chainage 5m to 30m. For the horizontal curve, the student used a theodolite, ranging rods, and steel tape but did not provide details of the setup or measurements.

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    The document summarizes how a student set out a vertical and horizontal curve for a civil engineering project. For the vertical curve, the student used an automatic level, ranging rods, clip-on markers, and subtracted reduced levels from a collimation height to determine marker heights along a sag curve from chainage 5m to 30m. For the horizontal curve, the student used a theodolite, ranging rods, and steel tape but did not provide details of the setup or measurements.

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    Horizontal and Vertical Curve Setting Out Report

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    The document summarizes how a student set out a vertical and horizontal curve for a civil engineering project. For the vertical curve, the student used an automatic level, ranging rods, clip-on markers, and subtracted reduced levels from a collimation height to determine marker heights along a sag curve from chainage 5m to 30m. For the horizontal curve, the student used a theodolite, ranging rods, and steel tape but did not provide details of the setup or measurements.

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    Horizontal and vertical curve setting out report Paul Osborne Vertical curve: To set out this curve

    we used: Ranging rods Automatic level Steel tape Clip-on markers Firstly we set up the automatic level and took a reading of 1.1m on the ranging rod this was added to the TBM of 44.5m to give a collimation height of 45.6m, we then set the ranging rods out at a chainage of 5m intervals upto 30m. We then used our collimation height and subtracted the reduced levels on the attached sheet to give the heights of which we had to set the clip on markers to. The curve was a sag or valley curve. HNC Civil Engineering

    Horizontal curve: To set out this curve we used: Theodolite Ranging rods Steel tape Firstly we

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