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Tower math ? | 5 comments (5 topical, editorial)
Re: Tower math ? (none / 0) (#3)
by Old F on Wed Dec 31st, 2003 at 09:12:03 PM MST
(User Info) http://www.oldf.homestead.com

Thanks Kell

The force is measured in foot pounds. Should have said that in the first post.
With that snag out of the way things are starting to make sense.
And the numbers are falling in to place better than I expected.
Tho I will add an extra 15 or 20 % as a safety factor.
 Looks like I am well on my way of meeting  my goal

A 30 foot tower and  from the of  looks things now  a free stander

Rated for an 8 foot diameter blade set in a 60 mph wind an supporting up to 200 pound
of machinery.
Now off to gather some  more data on strength of  materials  

Kell many thanks till your better paid

Old F

Riding the learning curve and loving it : )

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