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A heavy [[rope]], [[chain]], or twisted [[wire rope]]. An aerial or underground conductor of electricity with insulating covering. The suspending portions of a [[suspension bridge]]. | A heavy [[rope]], [[chain]], or twisted [[wire rope]]. An aerial or underground conductor of electricity with insulating covering. The suspending portions of a [[suspension bridge]]. | ||
== Analysis == | |||
The following the most common cable problems: | |||
* cable subjected to concentrated loads | |||
* cable subjected to uniform projected loads (parabolic cable) | |||
* cable subjected to uniform loads along the cable (catenary cable) | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:57, 7 March 2010
A heavy rope, chain, or twisted wire rope. An aerial or underground conductor of electricity with insulating covering. The suspending portions of a suspension bridge.
Analysis
The following the most common cable problems:
- cable subjected to concentrated loads
- cable subjected to uniform projected loads (parabolic cable)
- cable subjected to uniform loads along the cable (catenary cable)
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