Correct Installation of steel wire ropes in concert columns


 *Correct Installation of Steel Wire Ropes in Concrete Columns*


In civil engineering, *the correct installation of stirrups (wires to wrap around columns)* is very important—especially in earthquake-prone areas. Its purpose is to increase the strength of the column and prevent it from breaking easily.


📌 *Left (Correct – 135° Bend)* 

The stirrups should be bent at 135 degrees and enter the concrete core well. This helps to properly fasten the vertical beams and make the column withstand seismic forces or large lateral loads.


❌ *Right (Incorrect – 90° Bend)* 

A 90-degree bend can easily loosen and cause the beams to come out of the concrete, which can cause the column to break or collapse completely in an emergency.


🔧 Don't forget to consider these small professional steps—they are what save lives and ensure the long-term safety of the building. 


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