Lecture

Rigidification of Cables: Art of Structures I

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This lecture covers the rigidification of cables in structural engineering, exploring the effects of variable loads on cables, rigidification through significant weight, and various methods such as using beams, stays, and multiple cables. Examples from iconic structures like the Golden Gate Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge, and Tower Bridge are discussed, highlighting the importance of cable pretension and different techniques to enhance cable rigidity.

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