IEEE C135.2-1987
eye Anchor Rods And Nuts For Overhead Line Construction
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C135.2-1987 is a technical standard for eye anchor rods and nuts used in overhead line construction, defining a recognized basis for component selection and performance. It helps frame the requirements for hardware that supports line structures, where mechanical fit, thread compatibility, and load-bearing reliability are important. For power, energy, and related industrial applications, this specification supports more consistent procurement and engineering decisions for overhead line assemblies.
What is C135.2-1987?
C135.2-1987 addresses the characteristics of eye anchor rods and matching nuts intended for overhead line construction. In practical terms, it provides a common specification for hardware that anchors and secures structural elements in utility line installations. As an inactive standard, it is mainly relevant as a reference document for legacy designs, maintenance work, or comparison against later requirements. C135.2-1987 is useful when the exact form, dimensions, and performance expectations of these components need to be understood in a controlled engineering context.
Where is C135.2-1987 used?
This standard is generally used in overhead line construction and related utility hardware applications where eye anchor rods and nuts are installed to support poles, polesets, or other line structures. It is most relevant to design, field installation, replacement part selection, and asset maintenance for electrical distribution infrastructure. Because the document focuses on a specific hardware type, C135.2-1987 is typically consulted when matching components for existing assemblies or when reviewing older line construction specifications.
Why is C135.2-1987 important?
C135.2-1987 matters because anchor rod and nut performance affects the stability and reliability of overhead line structures. Clear requirements help reduce variation in dimensions, materials, and fit, which can improve consistency during installation and replacement. For procurement and engineering teams, the standard offers a useful reference for checking compatibility and supporting specification control. In legacy systems especially, C135.2-1987 may help limit risk by documenting the expected characteristics of these load-related components.
- Eye anchor rod and nut requirements
- Overhead line construction hardware
- Legacy reference for utility components
- Compatibility and fit considerations
- Support for procurement and maintenance
- Publication Date: 1988
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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