
doi: 10.1115/1.862cvs_ch7
Cables are generally designed to efficiently carry axial loads for cable-supported structures. Typical examples include stay cables in cable-stayed bridges, vertical hanger cables in suspension bridges, and cables in tower masts and large-span roof structures. Accurately determining cable tension force is of great importance for both construction control and overall structural condition assessment during the cable’s service life.
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