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Electrical energy is now being delivered by transmission lines to cities many miles distant from its source. The wires carrying the current are supported on towers which must conform to the requirements of navigation when rivers and canals are crossed, that is: “There must be ample overhead clearance from the water to the nearest point of the transmission wires, so that vessels with high masts can pass under the wires.” (Fig. 1.)
Electrical energy is now being delivered by transmission lines to cities many miles distant from its source. The wires carrying the current are supported on towers which must conform to the requirements of navigation when rivers and canals are crossed, that is: “There must be ample overhead clearance from the water to the nearest point of the transmission wires, so that vessels with high masts can pass under the wires.” (Fig. 1.)
Reinforced Concrete Towers
Krellwitz, D. W. (author)
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; 60 ; 160-168
2021-01-01
91908-01-01 pages
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