Simple, it it is a true barrel simple find the measurement from inside to inside of your barrel and divide by 2. IF it is not a perfect half circl barrel or true barrel, simple find your chord (measurement inside to inside) and find your rise. Once you have these measurements you can use your diameter formula to figure the radius
What advantages did the Romans find in using a cross vault instead of a barrel vault?
The next clue to the treasure's location is safely hidden- in that locked vault! I would like very much to see you vault over the next obstacle.
Don't read this if you didn't read Harry Potter.... The Sorcerer's Stone is in Vault Seven Hundred and Thirteen.
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Another word for crypt is mausoleum or vault.
A barrel vault is a structure that spans an open area. It is a ceiling that is like half of a cylinder. Take a soup can and cut it in half from the top to bottom, and then look inside. The shape is that of a barrel vault.
It's a vault made of two intersecting barrel vaults (a barrel vault is basically a series of ordinary semi-circular arches, making for a long semi-circular ceiling) that have the same diameter as one another. See the wikipedia article on groin vaults for more information.
Groin vault ceiling: length x width.
Vault ,or curved ceiling
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Would need more info ;do you mean a barrel vaulted ceiling I stay in Scotland ; we use different terms sometimes I you post again i will try to help you.l
The round arch and barrel valult are similar in shape. The barrel vault is an extension of the round arches which form the vault or roof of a structure.
A vault formed by the intersection at right angles of two barrel vaults.cross vault
That would be a barrel vault.
That would be a barrel vault.
The architectural term is "vault"; some call it a cathedral ceiling.
If you mean "vault" in terms of architecture, such as a vaulted ceiling, the Romans used concrete. If you means "vault" as a safe place for valuables, the Romans had iron or heavy wooden chests with a secure lock.If you mean "vault" in terms of architecture, such as a vaulted ceiling, the Romans used concrete. If you means "vault" as a safe place for valuables, the Romans had iron or heavy wooden chests with a secure lock.If you mean "vault" in terms of architecture, such as a vaulted ceiling, the Romans used concrete. If you means "vault" as a safe place for valuables, the Romans had iron or heavy wooden chests with a secure lock.If you mean "vault" in terms of architecture, such as a vaulted ceiling, the Romans used concrete. If you means "vault" as a safe place for valuables, the Romans had iron or heavy wooden chests with a secure lock.If you mean "vault" in terms of architecture, such as a vaulted ceiling, the Romans used concrete. If you means "vault" as a safe place for valuables, the Romans had iron or heavy wooden chests with a secure lock.If you mean "vault" in terms of architecture, such as a vaulted ceiling, the Romans used concrete. If you means "vault" as a safe place for valuables, the Romans had iron or heavy wooden chests with a secure lock.If you mean "vault" in terms of architecture, such as a vaulted ceiling, the Romans used concrete. If you means "vault" as a safe place for valuables, the Romans had iron or heavy wooden chests with a secure lock.If you mean "vault" in terms of architecture, such as a vaulted ceiling, the Romans used concrete. If you means "vault" as a safe place for valuables, the Romans had iron or heavy wooden chests with a secure lock.If you mean "vault" in terms of architecture, such as a vaulted ceiling, the Romans used concrete. If you means "vault" as a safe place for valuables, the Romans had iron or heavy wooden chests with a secure lock.