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What is the difference between 100 below sea level and 100 above sea level?
200 units of elevation.
Does the difference in the level of heat between two substances determine the heat transfer rate between the substances?
true
What is difference between three and four level laser?
A class IV laser will blind you much faster.
What is the difference between a blackout and passing out?
restigte stand 4 blackout & passing out stands 4 pass to anoyher level
What is the difference between thermocline and halocline?
thermocline is the level in the ocean/sea water that dramatically DECREASES in temperature, and the halocline is the level in the ocean/sea water that dramatically INCREASES in temperature
Difference between auto level and tilting level?
In the auto level, no adjustment for staff reading is required as the actual reading is seen from the eyepiece. In the dumpy level, to level the bubble, one has to keep the bubble parallel to two leveling screws and then right angle to the third screw. ... The line of sight is manually adjusted in the dumpy level.
Differences between dumpy and tilting level?
in dumpy level the line of sight is perpendicular to vertical axis.But in tilting level the line of sight need not be perpendicular to vertical axis .the instrument is roughly leveled in a tripod stand with respect to bubble tube & thus making the instrument approximately vertical...then it is tilted with a finely pitched tilting screw which tilts the telescope wrt to vertical...it has advantage that due to tilting levelling can be done quickly and accurately!!
What is the difference between a theodolite and a dumpy level?
In dumpy level we can check only horizontal angles whereas in theodolite we can check vertical angles also.
Measuring the difference in height between two points using a tilting level?
That is the principle of a sextant.
What means of the dumpy level and tilting level?
Most surveying instruments are mounted on a tripod with a flat surface on top. A tilting level tripod has a curved surface on top. The tripod does not need the precise set up procedure because the tilting level can be shifted up or down along the top of the curved tripod head until the levels own level vial is horizontal and then measurements can be made.
What is a dumpy level?
A dumpy level (or spirit level) is used to establish the height difference between two measured points; or can be used to establish points (over an area/ or horizontal plane) which have the same height.Dumpy levels have been replaced by more modern laser leveling devices, but are still used extensively in the construction industry as they are cheap and easy to use (although not as accurate as laser levelers).Dumpy level
What is difference between auto level dumpy level?
A Dumpy Level is an older style level that required 'user' skill to set accurately. Some will have a spirit level to set accurately. An automatic level includes an internal compensator mechanism, which when set automatically removes any variation. Auto levels are thus much easier to use and set up time is a lot quicker
How do you level a dumpy level?
it is a spirit level
What is the advantage of auto level than dumpy level?
The auto level makes it easier to do the work. Using the dumpy level requires you to put in all of the work.
How do you do temporary adjustment of dumpy level?
It as 3 following steps to adjust the dumpy level 1.SETTING 2.LEVELLING.3FOCUSING
What is advantages and disadvantages of dumpy level?
One advantage of the dumpy level is that it is extremely mobile. A disadvantage is the difficult in using and making accurate measurements.
What level do you use to shoot a datum?
Dumpy
