Thankyou sir. Naisip ko lang po balikan ang alma mater ko kasi last week nag request sa akin ang university of northern philippines na gumawa ng video about "new normal in construction" . Pinanood po ng buong university dahil foundation day nila. Naisip ko lang na before ako mag serve sa ibang school syempre dun muna sa pinanggalingan. Gratitude to my alma mater! This is my way of giving back to my community.

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Sana po ma topic nyo ang bearings and azimuth 🙂

Kung metric scale it's always mm. Ex. 1:100, every 10mm shown in the scale is equivalent to 1meter in real life. Is that what you are asking?

You mean your available scale is 1:800? and in the plan says 1:80? Divide mo lang ng 10 yung reading mo sa 1:800 that is the answer. Thanks

If you are using steel meter always remember: 100 is the numerator divided by whatever scale number is, in your case 1:150, therefore 100/150=0.66 multiply by 10 to convert into mm, so 6.6mm is equivalent to 1meter in real life. I hope that answers your question. Thanks

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Thankyou for your question. Normally ang scale ng "key plan" is smaller, meaning mas maliit yung figure to such extent that could show the entire footprint in relation to your detailed drawing. Wala naman problem kahit mag ka iba sila ng scale, as long as both are scaled and readable. Let me know if you have any more question. Please like, and share my video to your friends. Also Subscribe. God bless

Kailangan po sa plano sign and sealed. Also yun po structural drawing should have design calculation. Ganito po gawin nyo mag punta kayo sa building permit section ng munisipyo baka meron sila kilala pwede pumirma

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Thank you for your question. Ratio and prorpotion lang po yan. 1/25=x/20, x=0.80 For example 10cm in 1:25 is only 8cm in 1:20.

Then paano po gamitin ang scale ruler na 1:25. Tapos ang kailangan po ay 1:20 then M POH

Hi, paki clarify yung question please para masagot ko ng maayos. thanks

Para hindi po kayo ma confuse gawin nyo always 1000 ang numerator divide by the scale number. Ex. 1:400, so 1000/400 will give you 2.5 this value means millimeter. Therfore, using 1:400 scale, 2.5mm is equivalent to 1meter in actual size. Another example, 1:200, so 1000/200 = 5, meaning using 1:200, 5mm is equivalent to 1meter in actual size

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1:150 means every 6.67mm is equivalent to 1meter in real life. For unusual scale, always calculate it like this, 1000/scale number, the answer will be in mm which is always equivalent to 1meter in actual. Example. for 1:100, 1000/100=10mm meaning every 10mm = 1meter in real life. Try other scale and see for yourself. I hope that helps

1:100, meaning 1unit needs to be multiplied by 100 times to now its real size. Example, if the drawing scale shows 1cm x100, will give you 100cm or 1meter, therefore its actual size is 1meter. Other explanation, mas lumalaki yung scale number mas lumalayo ka sa object.

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@@jsdesign_engineeringtv3633 sir itong 1 to 100 scale pwedi ba to sa measuring tape or sa triangular scale talaga thanks

Kung ano po yung size na measure nyo sa drawing means that should be multiplied by that scale number to get the actual size. Example if the scale is 1:100 and the measurement that appears in the drawing shows 5cm x 100 = 500cm or 5meters