THEODOLITE SURVEYING LESSON 3

RELATION BETWEEN FUNDAMENTAL LINES
1.     The axis of plate levels must be perpendicular to the vertical axis
2.     The line of collimation must be at right angles to the horizontal axis
3.     The horizontal axis must be perpendicular to the vertical axis     
4.       The  axis of the telescope level or the altitude  level  must be parallel to the line of collimation                                                                                                               
5.        The vertical circle vernier must read zero when the line of collimation horizontal


IMPORTANT TECHNICAL TERMS
1.    Face left observation
 Angles taken when the face of the vertical circle of  the theodolite is left side of the observer
2.      Face right observation
    Angles taken when the face of the vertical circle of  the theodolite is right side of the observer
3.      Swing of telescope
 Rotating the telescope clock wise or anti clock wise in a  horizontal plane about vertical axis
4.      Transiting
             Turning the telescope through 180 degrees in vertical plane about horizontal axis
5.     Telescope normal
           Vertical bubble upside and face of the vertical circle at left side of the observer
6.     Telescope reversed
           Vertical bubble down side and face of the vertical circle at right side of the observer
 
INSTRUMENTS USED IN THEODOLITE SURVEYING       
                  Tripod
                  Plumbob
                  Theodolite
    TRIPOD
a.      It is a wooden stand with three legs
b.     Is used to support the theodolite
c.      Tripod head contains external threads
d.     Tripod legs are fitted with iron shoes
e.      These legs are pressed into the ground to avoid   shaking

PLUMB BOB
a.      Is used to centre the theodolite over the station
b.     It consist of a thread and weight at one end
c.      It is suspended from the hook provided at the bottom of the theodolite
THEODOLITE
a.      Is used to measure the horizontal and vertical angles

TEMPORARY ADJUSTMENTS
a.      Setting up the theodolite over station
b.     Levelling of the theodolite
c.      Elimination of parallax








                                      

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