What is a radio mast?
Radio mast is a vertically designed steel structure used by radio stations around the world. Radio Hosts is used to support the broadcasting device that the station needs to transmit signals to listeners and various repetition stations. There are also various towers called radiation masts, which are very similar to typical radio masts.
It is important to distinguish radio mast from radiation. While radio masts support equipment, radiation is a real broadcasting device. The radiation injections can be used as an antenna of the transmitter and the receiving antenna. They do not require any broadcasting device to be connected to them, which is advantageous, prevents the tower failure and collapse hardly due to weight and wind resistance.
The design of the radio mast usually consists of tubular and angular steel. The steel angle consists of vertical support pieces. Tubular steel is either welded or screwed into the grid formula between Angled. Others are designed with a wider base level at the ground level and narrowed,As the tower grows in height. These towers are usually used for television broadcasting devices because the device used to transmit television signals is generally much larger and heavier than radio transmission devices.
There are also different methods of support used for radio poles. Methods used to support radio mast are usually referred to as "boys". These boys are used on each side of the radio mast and can be used for the upper and lower part of the device.
It is also possible to attach people to the top of the radio mast and allow them to support the entire structure itself. Alternatively, the boys can be connected to Structure at the middle intersection of the mast and run to the ground. This leaves the upper half of the mast by a freestanding unit. No matter how connected they are, the guy supports radio masts diagonally from the mast to the ground where they are attached to the reinforced concreteblocks used to prevent their shift or release.
Naming of masts or towers is usually performed on the basis of an area surrounding the mast itself. Such masts are most often devoted to the name of the city or the city in which the mast is located. Some masts are also simply named for a radio station or a television broadcasting net that was built to support.