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    Benefits from using 7 strand ropes for hauling and hauling-carrying ropes

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    The key point of my argument is to offer a better and innovative solution to the ropes used on cableways, in order to reduce the 2 major inconveniences that occur with the use of conventional 6 strand wire ropes: noise and vibrations. As we can easily understand conventional 6-strand ropes do not have a smooth profile; this induces large movements of the roller supports, causing noise and vibrations. Additionally, splicing a 6-strand rope implies large tucks, which can interfere with the vehicles suspension grips. to solve these problems Redaelli has developed and manufactured a new-patented ...
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    Clerici, Franco; International Organization for Transportation by Rope; North American Continental Section 2004 : Vail, Colo. (North American Continental Section)

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    2004
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