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Sag and Tensions are the breath and heart-beat of Transmission Line Construction & Operation Engineers. Sag is defined as The distance measured vertically from a conductor to the straight line joining its two points of support. In other words sag is usually the lowest point on a cable or wire between two points.
Tension is defined as The longitudinal force exerted on a wire during installation. Tension is the force pulling the wires at either end by what they are attached to or the weight of the cable itself.
Final Tension: Final Tension is defined as The longitudinal tension in a conductor after it has been subjected for an appreciable period of the loading prescribed, in which it is situated, or equivalent loading, and the loading removed. In other words what the characteristics of the conductor are expected to be after time, temperature, weight and other factors have effected it.
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Earth Wire Tension in Kgs 1415 1738 1194 2472 2123 1076 Sag in mm. 3890 3167 4608 2226 2593 5117
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