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【Daily Discussion】Utilities - Mechanical & Electrical - 20200814

2020-08-17View Original

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What is used as a basis for selecting guy wires? We welcome active participation in discussions; the system offers generous rewards for answering questions from VIP members! ! !
Reply #22020-08-17
It is based on the sum of the working tension and the initial tension of the main cable wind ropes.
Reply #32020-08-17
When selecting guy wires, the basis should be the sum of the working tension and the initial tension of the guy wire. The selection and determination of the guy rope specifications should be based on the actual calculated tension of the guy rope. The actual lifting force exerted on the guy rope is the sum of the working tension and the initial tension (i.e., the total of the two). The equivalent tension of the guy wires is the resultant force of all guy wires balancing the main lifting force, rather than the actual force exerted on the main guy wire.

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