Civil Drafting Plot, Plat or Subdivision

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Civil Drafting Plot, Plat or Subdivision Sanjeev Adhikari, PhD

Plot Plan (Subdivision Plan) Arc Bearing of Line

What is ARC?

ARC: Different way of Drawing Three Point Start, Center, End Start, Center, Angle Start, Center, Length Start, End, Direction Start, End, Radius

Draw Arc from following informations Radius, R = 24’ Length of Chord, L = 30.77’ Included Angle, Delta = 71 degree

Draw Arc from following informations Radius, R = 10’ Length of Chord, L = 13.70’ Included Angle, Delta = 89 degree

Bearing Definition: Always an acute angle measured with its departure from the north or south line, with the east and west giving its direction of departure from the meridian. Varies from 0 to 90 degrees, only. Example: N 75° E, S 15° W, etc.

Draw Line from following information Length, L = 112.93’ Direction = S 34˚09’22” W

Now Length = 112.93 Angle Counter clockwise = 270-34.156 = 235.84 @112.93<235.84 or @112.93<S34D09’22”W

Options Make sure options: Angular Units: Decimal Counter clockwise Linear units: Decimal You can change options as your comfortable too

You can start Assignment 4 Posted on Blackboard Due: Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Exam 1 Monday, February 28, 2011