Cable-Supported Structures is a structural system in which the primary load-bearing elements are high-strength steel cables that transfer loads through tension to supporting elements such as masts, towers, or anchorages, distinguishing it from other structural systems by its reliance on tensioned cables for spanning large distances with minimal material.
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