Its streamlined interface does away with the need for the terrain and structure modeling in the full version of PLS-CADD (see a table comparing PLS-CADD editions). It also shares many of the same proven calculation routines. PLS-CADD/LITE uses the same cable libraries and engineering criteria as the full version of PLS-CADD. This wizard can link to the Wood Pole Wizard in PLS-POLE to provide a seamless experience creating not only the wires, but also the structure that supports them.
A wizard interface walks you through the process of creating your model. Likewise, the program gives a range of options for sagging the wire including input of tension, catenary constant, sag, or entry of coordinates of a surveyed point on the wire. The interface is flexible and allows definition of span geometry by the coordinates of its attachment points or by span length and bearing. This row defines the span's end points and wire tension. Each wire in LITE is represented by a single row of input data.
Our goal in developing LITE was to provide a tool that lets you model simple systems of a couple spans as quickly and as simply as possible. While the program can be used in stand-alone mode, it can also be combined with our PLS-POLE program to provide the ultimate Joint-Use structural analysis system. Developed specifically for Joint-Use type applications, PLS-CADD/LITE is the ideal tool for quick sag-tension, clearance and loads calculations. Lead-in comments are encouraged to provide context to the readers.PLS-CADD/LITE is a streamlined version of PLS-CADD used to quickly model a few spans. Completed projects, destructive test results, and unique machinery and hardware are all acceptable and encouraged. Images and videos related to engineering are acceptable, provided they are relevant to engineering. Engineers should help each other to make the world a safer and better place.
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