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Optimal path
Two safety cables can overlap in the
same path if they maintain a certain
vertical and horizontal distance.
Standard distance between
a safety cable and wall.
Minimum horizontal distance
between safety cables.
Minimum vertical distance
between safety cables.
a
a
>19cm
>6cm
>20cm
b
b
c
c
Parallel Safety Line
CBS example
in a park with
two heigh levels
pte 3
0%
pte 30
%
1
,7
<
x
<
2
(
m)
1
,7
<
x
<
2
(
m)
1
,7
<
x
<
2
(
m)
1,6m
x>6º
x<6º
1
,7
<
x
<
2
(
m)
Safety cable height.
1 7 0 t o 2 0 0 c m a b o v e
Beginning.
aprox 160cm above
The safety cable can be
installed at heights lower
than those shown in the
diagram
Non-Return Type D
for cable slope > 6º
1
B. PARCOUR DESIGN
Optimal path. This is the most
optimal configuration for the
safety line. Installation is done
easily and quickly. It is very
safe during use.
Attention. In configurations
where the safety line moves
from exterior to interior
positions. Each case
requires a specific
installation Invalid path. The safety line
p o s i t i o n i n g m u s t b e
consistent with the path of
the MCD Incorrect points
may occur.
The MCD is positioned
contrary to the anchorage
at this point.
Attention. If the trajectory
runs internally a proper
c u r v a t u r e m u s t b e
executed by positioning
anchors on articulated
arms.