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Rip Rap tonage on a slope
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Rip Rap tonage on a slope
by johnny1234 » Thu Apr 01, 2010 12:23 am
How do I figure a tonage of rip rap on a slope? I think is is pretty simple, but don't know exactly. Can you help?
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Re: Rip Rap tonage on a slope
by Dirtman » Fri Apr 02, 2010 2:22 am
johnny1234 wrote:How do I figure a tonage of rip rap on a slope? I think is is pretty simple, but don't know exactly. Can you help?
To keep from writing a book, additional information would be helpful.
Are you asking for the weight of rip rap per cubic yard? If so, what size and kind of rock? How to calculate the length or area of a slope? Do you have the degree of slope? Any distances?
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