1.5 Surveying: WHAT IS SHRUNK SCALE ?

[@CIVILTECHFORUM]

Can do like this? 10/9.7 = 1.030. I.e 1.030*1000 = 1030 cm

[@chessstumble]

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[@mohammadanif8134]

Good explanation sir

[@studytimevikas]

5:24 Sir true area = measured area /(S.F.)² Hota hai...?

[@bciv165_gouravpanjnathia5]

Sir there is a mistake True area = measured area/(SF)^2

[@henusandhuwal1858]

Thank you sir you clear my doubt easily

[@prakashsahoo4011]

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[@vamshikonganti499]

Nice explanation.. 👍👍

[@mukundkushwaha2764]

Thanks ❤️😊 sir ji

[@vikashkushawah9448]

Vry good explanation....sir.. .

[@CivilModules]

Thanks Vikash !!

[@Shubham_yadav02]

thanx so much sir u finally cleared my doubt thanx alot

[@prakashsahoo4011]

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[@lakshmilucky3401]

Thank you sir

[@YogeshKumar-xl7id]

Good sir

[@shruthiganesh6464]

Thank you so much sir.. Can u please share a video on GIS and GPS

[@sandeepkumar-ee5of]

Thanks so much sir you can clear my concept

[@shivatribe6297]

Sir if scale changes the how can b calculate the revised scale in shrinkage factor plz explain by another numericals

[@CivilModules]

I think you are asking, How to calculate new scale/ revised scale by shrinkage factor concept? Plz correct me if I'm wrong. This concept is applicable wherever we are changing the scale of a plan or map. For example: In Plan A, the length of the side of a building is 5 cm (on the plan) and In Plan B, the length of the side of the SAME building is 10 cm. Now suppose Plan A = original scale 1:10000 (given) Plan B = Revised scaled (to be calculated) To convert Plan A to B : (10/5)* scale of Plan A If you want to convert Plan B to A then.... (5/10)*scale of Plan B Hope this helps!

[@shivatribe6297]

Sir can u make vedio solution on it

[@shivatribe6297]

Q. A surveyor measure the distance bw two points and mark on a plan drawn to a scale of 1cm=1m. Later he finds the scale used by him is wrong i.e. 1cm=50m. Determine the correct length what would be the correct area if measured area is 80msq.

[@spoorthig6411]

sir you din't told here why should we divide the whole answer by 10,000 in the last step while calculating the area??

[@CivilModules]

In the last step, answer was in cm2 ...to convert it into m2 , just divide the answer by 10000...as 1 cm2 = (1/100)2 m2

[@Guruprasad-df3te3hx5m]

Its also called shrunk map ??

[@deepak_maholiya]

Area glt hai