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Topic	Date	User
Slack line anchors !?!	9-May-2012 At 7:23:21 PM	Mike Bee
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On 9/05/2012 Cool Hand Lock wrote: >If you got 2 climbers(200kg) and >put them on a trianlge rigged like in the wikipedia page. You'd could load >the anchors to 140% of the load each. 280kg, as the MBS of most bolts is >around 2200kg, although the load could be easily reduced, it would be about >1/8th of the MBS. > This would be true for a static system with the climbers hanging (note, no net movement, the only force is weight) in free space. The system for a slackline is significantly more complicated, involving slackers falling (a dynamic process involving acceleration, and thus more force), and also needs to factor in the load multiplication across the span (see the tyrolean force calculator posted abvoe).

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