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Unit 5: Locating and setting out Dr Unit 5: Locating and setting out Dr. Basil Hamed Technical English Islamic University of Gaza February, 2017

Vocabulary chain dimensions أبعاد سلسلة Bolts البراغي Centreline المنتصف reference points نقاط المرجع Offsets إزاحة Perpendicular عمودي Grids شبكات Basil Hamed

A. Initial design phase B. Grids Outline A. Initial design phase B. Grids Basil Hamed

A. Initial design phase The drawing below shows the position of some holes for bolts. The distances between the holes can be shown as running dimensions or as chain dimensions. In both cases, the centerline (CL)- a line through the center of the hole- is marked (drawn), and the distances between the centerlines are given. Distances between centerlines are called center-to-center (c/c) dimensions. Basil Hamed

A. Initial design phase The holes below are at 100 mm centers. Basil Hamed

A. Initial design phase … Centrelines are often used as reference points. These can be measured from, in order to locate -that is, give the position of- points on components. The measurements are offset from the centreline - each is at a certain distance from it, and the offsets are measured at a right-angle to the centreline (at 90 degrees to it). Note: We can say at a right-angle to X, at 90 degrees to X, or at right-angles to X. Basil Hamed

B. Grids In large designs, notably those of structures, grids are used for horizontal positioning. The gridlines have numbers and letters. All numbered gridlines are parallel with one another that is, they are straight, and are regular distances apart. Lettered lines also run parallel with one another, and are perpendicular to (at a right-angle to) the numbered lines. Basil Hamed

B. Grids The plan below shows part of the floor of an office building. The perpendicular gridlines intersect at (cross at) the centres of columns. An opening (hole) in the floor is shown using coordinate dimensions. These allow the site engineer to set out (mark the position of) the opening by squaring off the gridlines- marking lines that run at a right-angle to them- and then measuring along these lines using a tape measure. Basil Hamed

B. Grids … A theodolite- an optical device used for measuring angles- can be used to square off gridlines accurately. To double-check dimensions- that is, carry out an extra check -diagonal measurements can be used, as in the engineer's sketch below. The length of diagonals can be calculated using Pythagoras's Theorem. Basil Hamed

B. Grids … Basil Hamed

B. Grids … Basil Hamed

Exercise 5. 1 Look at the sentences about the design of ship Exercise 5.1 Look at the sentences about the design of ship. Replace the underlined words and expressions with alternative words and expressions The handrail is fixed by 115 brackets, which are 175 mm apart, between their centres. The dimensions are measured from the line down the middle of the ship. How far is the widest point of the ship located away from the centreline? Are the adjacent lengths of handrail at 90 degrees to each other? These dimensions allow you to establish the position of the hole. Basil Hamed

Gridline, intersect, parallel, perpendicular, set out, square off Exercise 5.2 Look at the extracts from technical discussions on a construction. Complete the sentences using the words in the box. Gridline, intersect, parallel, perpendicular, set out, square off 1. gridline 2 set out 3 parallel 4 intersect 5 perpendicular 6 square off Basil Hamed

Exercise 5.3 Match the two parts of the sentences to complete the extract from a training manual. In civil engineering, the following precautions can help to prevent costly setting-out mistakes. (1) Always use a steel tape measure (never a plastic one) (2) Check that both diagonals of rectangular shapes are equal (3) Measure dimensions in two directions, from parallel gridlines, (4) Add up chain dimensions to give running dimensions a. to check that corners are right-angles. b. to ensure it does not stretch under tension. c. to prevent slight errors being multiplied. d. to double-check your measurements. Basil Hamed

End of Unit Five Basil Hamed