Foundation Types for Transmission Tower

[@bobrobert8684]

Wow! Great work. We aprreciate you Sir.

[@annaiteresaec]

It's my pleasure. Thanks for watching and for your inspirational wishes.

[@jamellita]

Inchapter 6 Can you explain what do you mean by sizzling on the hard rock? Thanks!

[@annaiteresaec]

It is chiselling the rock with hammer. Chiselling use involves forcing the blade into rocks to break it. The driving force may be applied by pushing by hand, or by using a mallet or hammer. In industrial use, a hydraulic ram or falling weight ('trip hammer') may be used to drive a chisel into the medium to hard Rock.

[@sayedattia113]

please elaborate the relation between transmission foundation towers design loads in tower leg direction and in the cartesian direction

[@annaiteresaec]

Thanks for watching and your valuable suggestion. Yes. Understood that this is to calculate true length factor for load distribution from tower structure to foundation. We will be explaining that soon next to one upcoming type 1 foundation video.

[@sumandhali2512]

Thank you sir.

[@annaiteresaec]

Most welcome

[@sreelakshmivs1389]

Pls do more videos regarding foundation

[@annaiteresaec]

Thanks for watching. Yes we are doing more videos.

[@telestruct]

Thanks for the informative explanation, is there any tutorial for type-5 (pile foundation) design please ?

[@annaiteresaec]

Thanks for watching. Yes for Pile foundation design, we will be doing in upcoming videos. There is tool based (Software: Robot Structural Analysis) pile cap design is explained as in link below (Not perfect suit for Transmission tower): ruclips.net/video/6H7nRldViDo/видео.html

[@Pylon_Design]

Thank You

[@annaiteresaec]

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