Process of Tower Erection in Sections with Internal-Suspended and External-Guyed Holding Pole of Pivot Strut of Iron Tower’s Main Members

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This thesis introduces the main process flows of holding pole lifting and supporting pole installation during the tower erection by combining the landform features of “high mountains and highlands in Eastern Tibet and Western Sichuan Province” of power transmission and transformation of grid networking between Changdu of Tibet and Sichuan Province, aiming at the problem that that the line stringing of holding pole is influenced by landforms of cliff, etc. and adopting light combined compound-material holding pole as lifting mechanism, to solve the tower erection at the tower positions like cliff and isolating mountains where traditional holding poles cannot be erected effectively.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1065-1069)

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1568-1572

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December 2014

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