Theodolites

Theodolite is a precision instrument widely used in the field of surveying, mainly used to measure horizontal and vertical angles. In theodolite surveying, the use of theodolite can help engineers and surveyors accurately locate and measure angles, and theodolite surveying ensures the accuracy of construction and engineering projects.

As an advanced surveying device, theodolite instrument is composed of multiple precision parts. The core components include telescopes, horizontal discs, vertical discs, and adjustment screws. Through these components, users can achieve accurate measurement and reading of angles.

FAQ:

1. What is a theodolite?
A theodolite is an optical instrument used to measure horizontal and vertical angles, and is widely used in engineering surveying, construction, and mapping.

2. What is the main purpose of a theodolite?
The main purpose of a theodolite is to measure angles, including horizontal and vertical angles, and is usually used for land surveying, building positioning, and angle measurement in civil engineering.

3. What are the main components of a theodolite?
The key components of theodolite parts include:
Telescope: used to aim at the target.
Horizontal disc: used to measure horizontal angles.
Vertical disc: used to measure vertical angles.
Base and tripod: provide a stable mounting platform.
Level and adjustment screws: used to accurately calibrate the instrument.