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    Transmission towers are made up of trusses. For this, L-beam trusses are mostly considered. Transmission lines are used to transmit the electric load to the farther areas. Transmission lines are supported by these towers. The purpose to conduct this research is to compare the static strength of two 3-D transmission towers of different designs. In case of first tower, load distribution is preferred vertically while in case of second tower, load distribution is horizontally preferred. The first a

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    Transmission towers are made up of trusses. For this, L-beam trusses are mostly considered. Transmission lines are used to transmit the electric load to the farther areas. Transmission lines are supported by these towers. The purpose to conduct this research is to compare the static strength of two 3-D transmission towers of different designs. In case of first tower, load distribution is preferred vertically while in case of second tower, load distribution is horizontally preferred. The first a

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