Tension at Supports in Suspension Cables Formulas

Tension at Supports is the tension due to loading on supports. And is denoted by T_s. Tension at Supports is usually measured using the Kilonewton for Force. Note that the value of Tension at Supports is always positive.

Formulas to find Tension at Supports in Suspension Cables

fxTension at Supports for UDL on Parabolic CableGo

fxTension at any Point given Catenary Length of Simple Cable with UDLGo

fxTension at Supports given Catenary Parameter for UDL on Catenary Parabolic CableGo

Suspension Cables formulas that make use of Tension at Supports

fxTension at Midspan given Tension at Supports for UDL on Parabolic CableGo

fxUDL given Tension at Supports for UDL on Parabolic CableGo

fxSpan of Cable given Tension at Supports for UDL on Parabolic CableGo

fxUDL given Tension at any Point of Simple Cable with UDLGo

fxCatenary Length given Tension at any Point of Simple Cable with UDLGo

fxCatenary Parameter for UDL on Catenary Parabolic CableGo

fxMaximum Sag given Catenary Parameter for UDL on Catenary Parabolic CableGo

fxUDL given Catenary Parameter for UDL on Catenary Parabolic CableGo

List of variables in Suspension Cables formulas

fx Tension at Midspan Go

fx Uniformly Distributed Load Go

fx Cable Span Go

fx Midspan Tension Go

fx Maximum Sag Go

fx Catenary Parameter Go

FAQ

What is the Tension at Supports?

Tension at Supports is the tension due to loading on supports. Tension at Supports is usually measured using the Kilonewton for Force. Note that the value of Tension at Supports is always positive.

Can the Tension at Supports be negative?

No, the Tension at Supports, measured in Force cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Tension at Supports?

Tension at Supports is usually measured using the Kilonewton[kN] for Force. Newton[kN], Exanewton[kN], Meganewton[kN] are the few other units in which Tension at Supports can be measured.

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