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The effect of on-site wind conditions must be considered
prior to the assembly of a tower.
Sheets, tarpaulins, cladding or similar, must not be
attached to the tower as these will significantly increase
any side loads from wind and will potentially make the
tower unstable.
Wind conditions from funnelling effects, such as open
ended buildings, hangers or unclad buildings, must also
be considered prior to use as these wind effects can be
much greater.
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Excessive side loads from working on the tower, i.e. through
drilling or pulling, may also make a tower unstable. The
maximum allowable side load on a tower is 20kg.
Do not abuse equipment. Damaged, incorrect or
incompatible compents should not be used.
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Inspect the equipment before use to ensure that it is not
damaged and that it functions properly. Damaged,
incorrect or incompatible components must not be used.
Complete towers, in accordance with EN1004, should
be stable in a free standing condition in a wind speed
that equates to 28mph or Beaufort force 6. If the wind
speed should exceed 17mph you should cease work upon
the tower. If the wind speed is expected to reach 25mph the
tower should be tied into a rigid structure. If it is expected to
reach 40mph the tower should be dismantled.