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Volume Calculation

The document outlines a method for calculating height and volume based on formational and reduced ground levels. It provides specific formulas for determining width and area, ultimately leading to the calculation of volume using different approaches. The final volume results are 1740.9 m³ and 1618.2 m³ based on the applied formulas.

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Volume Calculation

The document outlines a method for calculating height and volume based on formational and reduced ground levels. It provides specific formulas for determining width and area, ultimately leading to the calculation of volume using different approaches. The final volume results are 1740.9 m³ and 1618.2 m³ based on the applied formulas.

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1st we find the height from the difference in

formational & reduced ground level


1
Formational level
b  W= b+mh
2
 h=38.2-35=3.1
m
h
 =38.4-36.2=2.2
 =38.6-35.8=2.8
reduced ground level w
b=formation width
h=height
m=side slope
W=width
6
 w= +2x3.10=9.2
2
6
 w= +2x2.20=7.4
2
6
 w= +2x2.28=8.6
2
𝐷
 V= ((𝐴1 +𝐴𝑛 )+2(𝐴2 +𝐴3 +…..)
2
 𝐴1 =h(b+mh)
 3.1(6+2x3.1)=37.82𝑚2
 𝐴2 =h(b+mh)
 2.2(6+2x2.2)=22.88𝑚2
 𝐴3 =h(b+mh)
 2.8(6+2x2.8)=32.48𝑚2
𝐷
 V= ((𝐴1 +𝐴𝑛 )+2(𝐴2 +𝐴3 +…..))
2
30
 V= ((37.82+32.48)+2(22.88))
2
 =1740.9𝑚 3
2𝐷
 V= (𝐴1 +4𝐴2 +𝐴3 )
6
30𝑥2
= (37.82+4(22.88)+32.48)
6
 =1618.2𝑚 2

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