Self Supporting Angle Tower

Self Supporting Angle Tower

The Self Supporting Angle Tower is a four-leg lattice steel transmission tower without guy wire anchoring, designed for high-voltage line angles, crossings, and corridor-constrained installations.
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Product Overview

 

The Self Supporting Angle Tower is a four-leg lattice steel transmission tower without guy wire anchoring, designed for high-voltage line angles, crossings, and corridor-constrained installations.

 

Core Features

 

Four-leg rigid lattice structure provides independent load-bearing capacity without the need for external guy wire anchoring.
Widened base spacing distributes wind load paths and reduces stress concentration on individual legs.
High-strength angle steel members increase sectional capacity, maintaining stability under extreme wind and unbalanced loading conditions.

 

Technical Specifications

 

Parameter

Standard Specification / Range

Material Grade

Q355B, Q420B, Q460, ASTM A572 GR50 / GR65

Structure Type

Self-supporting four-leg lattice steel tower (no guy wires)

Anti-Corrosion

Hot-dip galvanizing (ASTM A123 / ISO 1461, ≥100μm)

Voltage Level

110kV–500kV transmission lines

Design Standards

ASCE 10-15, TIA-222-H, EN 1993, IEC 60826

Inspection

UT + MT + RT

Fasteners

Grade 8.8 / 10.9 high-strength bolts with locking system

Load Conditions

Wind, conductor tension, ice combined loading

 

Application Scope

 

  • River, railway, and highway crossing sections
  • Urban fringe or constrained construction areas
  • Projects eliminating guy wire footprint
  • Transmission corridors where guy wire installation is not possible 
  • Backbone transmission lines requiring high reliability

 

FAQ

 

Q: What is the key difference between self-supporting and guyed towers?

A: Self-supporting towers rely entirely on structural rigidity and foundation systems, while guyed towers depend on external wire anchoring systems.

Q: Does this tower require ground anchors or guy wires?

A: No. All horizontal forces are resisted by the tower structure and foundation system.

Q: How does it remain stable under strong wind or ice loading?

A: The four-leg spatial frame distributes unbalanced loads into the foundation system, maintaining overall structural equilibrium.

Q: What are the standard lead time and payment terms?

A: Production typically takes 35–50 days after drawing approval. Terms are 30% advance payment and 70% balance against shipping documents or inspection approval.

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