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...all de-icing equipment results in excess weight and will cause increased wind ...ing where the facilities are located, floodlighting roads, walks, and gates is...
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... . It weighs about 17 pounds per cubic foot and is quite porous. Glaze ice is different, and occurs only in certain geographic areas and elevations where the temperatures drop below 32 degrees. It is quite common in lower latitudes; it accumulates when there is a slight drizzle. This type of ice has a density of 54 pounds per cubic foot. A failure to install de-icing equipment results in excess weight and will cause increased wind resistance, resulting in possible tower failure. A single icing episode can produce damage to the tower, antenna, feedline, and associated structures simultaneously. Ice cracker cones are effective in protecting the guy wire grips. Ice bridges protect attachments from falling ice, including transmission lines leading from the tower to the transmitter building. Ice shields are inexpensive and effective protection for ... wind impedance on the tower's structural integrity. Adding radomes to antennas will reduce the wind load. Bundling the transmission lines will also affect wind resistance. Maintaining guy wires at the proper tension will keep the tower in plumb. Making certain the transmission line hangers are tight will reduce the effects of wind load. Know the specific hurricane zone. 5. ADDITIONAL CLIMATOLOGICAL FACTORS. Hurricanes, ocean surge, floods, and earthquakes should be taken into consideration. It is essential to analyze hurricanes and tornadoes in terms of wind speed for which a tower was designed. Reviewing current EIA-E data and requesting a periodic structural analysis of a tower will improve the chances of weathering a storm without substantial damage. Ocean surge can be a cause for damage to towers located as far as 10 miles inland. Earthquakes will ...
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