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These tall structures have relatively small cross section elements, but have a large ratio between their height and their maximum width, commonly referred to as towers masts. The tower is a single cantilever-free structure, standing on self-supported bases, while the mast is a structure fastened to its foundation and braced with guided towers. Dimensions: Normally the transmission towers consist of, among other things, earth peak, superstructure, cross arms and base body. The towers consist of main legs (corner legs), cross arms chords, cross arm ties, bracing, redundant stubs, connection plates and bolts.