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How to choose the height of a mast or tower to suit our needs (the case of a radio link)?
Read more: How to choose the height of a mast or tower to suit our needs (the case of a radio link)?In telecommunications, optimal antenna placement is determined by Fresnel zones, which ensure that their area is free from obstacles and minimize energy losses.
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How do I choose the right type of mast or tower for my antenna array?
Read more: How do I choose the right type of mast or tower for my set of antennas?Both masts and towers are very resistant to the load on them in the vertical axis. Customers often ask us whether the mast will lift a certain amount of equipment in kilograms. The answer is almost always yes, because for the statics of mast structures much more important than the weight is the lateral area of the installed antennas. The mast acts like a sail, generating large pulling forces on...
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Folded or welded tower?
Read more: Folding or welded tower?Large telecommunications towers create delivery problems. Their lower segments are spatial structures that are more than a few meters wide. Most telecommunications towers available on the market are hybrid structures, in the sense that the lower segments are assembled from individual pipes on site, while the upper segments are welded. Such a solution minimizes space during delivery, but nevertheless increases the...
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