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15.4.3. Slope and Grade Setting
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- 1.
What is the primary purpose of setting the slope in construction?
Hint
Think about what happens to water on a flat surface.
- 2.
Name one tool used for setting slopes.
Hint
Consider what you would see along a construction site.
- 3.
Why is slope in construction pivotal?
- To enhance aesthetics
- To ensure drainage
- To reduce costs
Hint
What happens to water on a flat surface?
- 4.
True or False: Batter boards are only for aesthetic purposes in construction.
- True
- False
Hint
Think of their practical function.
- 5.
Design a drainage layout for a small residential area based on town regulations, ensuring all elevated land directs to a drainage basin.
Hint
Use local regulations for grading slopes.
- 6.
What are the consequences of neglecting proper slope adjustment in a parking lot design?
Hint
Think of the practical experience of flooding from rain.
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