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A catenary is the shape assumed by an flexible, non-extensible chain or cable hung from two points under the influence of gravity.
This simple and easy to use application allows you to compute the droop at the middle of the chain and the total length of the chain as a function of the support separation, the chain tension and the chain weight per unit length.

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The equations describing a catenary, *y = a(x)*, (a constant), can be easily derived from an inspection of the equation

where

* x is the catenary distance,
* a is the length of the chain,
* y is the catenary height,
and *a, y are positive.

Tension Tensions are *k/a* and are not weights. Units: Newtons.

Chain Weight Chain weight describes the force pulled by gravity on a chain. Chain weight depends on the density and the size of the cable of the chain. It is possible to compute this weight and draw the chain as a function of the catenary height for two or more points with a high precision.
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You can also define a tension with or without a weight, and the equation will still calculate the catenary shape.

Visualization The catenary visualization presents the catenary as a worm-like curve that can be moved along a horizontal line or can be freely rotated to connect the two points. No sizes are imposed by this application and results will vary. To change the size of the curve, drag the mouse wheel or left click on the visualization.

Example:
x: -20 -> 20 cm x: -20 -> 20 cm

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x: -3, y: -1, a: 1
x: -1.5, y: 0, a: 1
x: -0.5, y: -0.4, a: 0.3357
x: -0.1, y: 0, a: 0.6667

If you change the tension without a weight:
x: -5, y: -1, a: 2.666
x: -3, y: -1, a: 1
x: -1.5, y: -0.4, a: 1.5
x: -0.5, y: 0, a: 1
x: -0.1, y: 0, a: 1.5

Catenary visualization

Single Catenary
Single Catenary is the catenary curve with a single point of support under the influence of gravity.

Two Cat

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This example demonstrates the three-line formula for drooping a Catenary For Windows 10 Crack.
See the updated version on GitHub for the latest feature.

Sample Code:
package main

import (
“github.com/skratchdot/go2idl”
“gopkg.in/h2non/gock.v1”
)

// CatenarySource is a source of an arbitrary catenary shape.
type CatenarySource struct {
}

// Catenary is an object defining a catenary shape.
type Catenary struct {
//d is the drooping factor.
d float32
}

// Catenary_ExtendFloat32 is a serializable extension of the Catenary type.
type Catenary_ExtendFloat32 struct {
d float32
}

// Catenary_ExtendFloat64 is a serializable extension of the Catenary type.
type Catenary_ExtendFloat64 struct {
d float64
}

func (c *Catenary) Validate() error {
if c == nil {
return error(gock.GockBadInputError)
}
return nil
}

func (c *Catenary) ExtendFloat64(def *gock.T) error {
if c == nil {
return error(gock.GockBadInputError)
}
c.d = def.Float64()
return nil
}

func (c *Catenary) ExpandFloat64(v float64) error {
if c == nil {
return error(gock.GockBadInputError)
}
c.d = v
return nil
}

func (c *Catenary) ValidateCatenary() (bool, *gock.Error) {
if c == nil {
return false, nil
}
if!c.IsValid() {
return false, nil
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The catenary shape is produced by hanging the chain from a support at two points, in general with the ends of the chain clamped.

The catenary shape is governed by the differential equation

where d is the horizontal distance between the two supports, is the tension of the chain, which is the weight divided by the horizontal length of the chain and L is the length of the chain.
The catenary shape will fall below its lowest equilibrium point, the point on the chain where the tension is zero, if the differential equation is solved for negative d (see below). This solution does not represent a physical situation. It is the shape produced if the tension at the two ends of the chain is infinite.

The catenary’s half-height (see image below) can be computed as the distance between the two support points that result in the vertical tension equal to half the total tension.

With force equalization at the two ends of the chain, the shape assumes a steady shape. The chain is in equilibrium when

is constant.

Applications
Catenary formulas appear in the calculations of supported aerial cables and the suspension bridge design.

Catenary on a vertical cable

is the vertical position of the lowest point of the catenary, and d is the separation between the two support points.

Note:.

Since, the vertical force per unit length of the catenary is

is the weight per unit length of the cable. The parameter is the tension in Newtons per unit length.

See also
Catenary bridge
Catenary droop
Static pendulum
Suspension bridge

External links
Catenary and Static Pendulum Frequently Asked Questions, Thomas Jenkinson,

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The equation of a catenary is:
y=a+bx
where a is the absolute value of the initial vertical distance between the support points,
b is the coefficient of displacement that depends on the coefficient of the deformation of the chain, and x is the horizontal distance between the points of support.
Catenary parameters:

The catenary equation gives an implicit relation between the supporting points and the middle of the chain.
By graphing the function it is possible to obtain the shape and the constant parameters of the catenary.
The following drawing shows a catenary.
You can also calculate the catenary of a rectangular chain without upper limits.

To calculate the catenary of a chain without upper limits, you have to set the parameter b equal to the chain length divided by the stretch ratio.

Catenary of a chain with an upper limit:

The calculation of the catenary of a chain with an upper limit is more complicated.
You have to derive the quadratic equation for the support points and to use the quadratic formula to obtain the function.
The following drawing shows the upper limits of the chain that determines the catenary.

Use the parameters a, b and x to calculate the total length of the catenary.

Catenary of a chain under tension:

Derive the quadratic equation for the support points and to use the quadratic formula to obtain the function.
The following drawing shows the catenary of a chain under tension.

The droop is the deflection of the middle of the chain from the horizontal line below.

Droop=m*(-b/a)
where a and b are the constants of the catenary function.

For a catenary the droop is given by the coefficient of displacement divided by the total length of the catenary.

By taking into account the catenary parameters, the above expression is simplified to

i.e. the catenary droop is directly proportional to the coefficient of deformation.

Catenary comparison:

Catenary of a chain with an upper limit:

Catenary of a chain under tension:

Catenary of a chain without upper limits:

Catenary of a chain with an upper limit:

Catenary of a rectangular chain:

Catenary of a rectangular chain without upper limits:

Catenary of a rectangular chain under tension:

System Requirements:

OS: Windows 7/Vista/XP (32-bit or 64-bit)
Windows 7/Vista/XP (32-bit or 64-bit) Processor: 1.8 GHz dual core or faster
1.8 GHz dual core or faster Memory: 4 GB RAM
4 GB RAM Graphics: DirectX 11 compatible with 1GB Video RAM
DirectX 11 compatible with 1GB Video RAM DirectX: Version 11.0 compatible with DX10.0 compatible with DX10
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