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poles WIND MAP All fixtures and arms are assigned an EPA value (Effective Projected Area) which is defined as the maximum two dimensional area multiplied by the drag coefficient (Cd) designated by AASHTO. The sum of the fixture and arm EPA must not exceed the maximum allowable pole EPA at the selected design wind speed. NOTES • The wind map presented is intended to be used as a general guide for selection of a design wind speed. Always consult the local authority that has jurisdiction over the special wind region in order to determine the correct design wind speed. • Maximum allowable EPA values are calculated based on a 50 year recurrence interval in accordance with AASHTO 2001, 4th Edition (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials). • Wind speed values are 3-second gust speeds for poles mounted at ground level for exposure C category. Hawaii American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials: 444 N. Capitol Street, NW, Suite 249, Washington, D.C. 20001 (202) 624-5800, www.aashto.org 105 Portland. . .Eureka . Roseburg San Francisco Alaska Note: For coastal areas and islands use nearest contour. .Fresno Alaska Spokanẹ .Seattle .Reno . Los Angeles . . Pendleton . Burns . Winnemucos . San Diego 130 85 Tonopah . Ḅoise Las Vegas .Yuma Missoula. Pocatello . .Milford . Salt Lake City . Phoenix Anchorage . Great Falls 120 .Fairbanks 90 . .Havre . Billings .Lander . Grand Junction . Cheyenne Albuquerquẹ 110 . El Paso 100 90 130 90 .Denver . Juneau Williston . Amarillo . Bismarck . North Platte . Dodge City . .Del Rio Oklahoma City Abilene . San Antonio 100 110 . Huron Fargo. . WARNINGS • Caution must be exercised in the selection of a design wind speed where the pole is to be installed in a special wind region (as indicated by the wind map) or in an area where wind speed prediction is limited such as: Mountainous terrain Gorges Oceans or large bodies of water Large areas of open land Areas that are prone to hurricanes, typhoons, cyclones, tornadoes or any extreme environmental condition • Poles that are to be installed on structures higher than ground level (such as buildings and bridges) may be subjected to vibration, oscillations, and other fatigue effects, which are not covered by the AAL warranty. • The use of banners or other appendages may severely affect the loading of a pole. No banner or other appendages should be attached to an AAL pole unless designed and approved by AAL. • Pole foundations should be designed and constructed based on local conditions and/or codes. AAL does not offer recommendations for the foundation of the pole. • Poles should never be erected without the luminaire installed. Warranty is voided if the pole is erected without the luminaire. The warranty is voided if the pole is not grouted under the entire base after installation. Lincoln . Fort Worth . . Houston. Brownsville 90 100 130 110 120 90 . Ịnternational Falls Duluth. . Minneapolis Green Bay . Des Moines Dubuque . . Ḳansas City St. Louis. . Little Rock . Shreveport New Orleans . 140 Chicago . . Springfield . . Memphis Jackson 150 . Indianapolis . . Birmingham . . S Ste. Marie . Lansing Detroit. . Pensacola . Columbus Lexington . Nashville Knoxville Puerto Rico 125 . Charleston . Buffalo .Pittsburgh . Atlanta Charleston . Jacksonville . Tampa 150 . . Columbia Harrisburg Washingtoṇ Richmond Raleigh . . . 140 . New York . Norfolk. Portland Burlington Concord Albanỵ . Wilmington 150 Miami . Hatteras . Boston . . . New Haven 140 . Caribou 130 . 90 100 110 120 130 Special Wind Region Consult Local Authorities 60 130 130 POLES/ARMS/ACCESSORIES 120 Wind map is for basic reference only. Please consider any unusual circumstances where normal wind loads may exceed expectations and select product accordingly.
AAL POLES PRM4-TRA35D AAL poles are designed for maximum strength to resist wind loads and perform well with the endless variety of fixtures, arms and accessories. Whether the pole is ten feet or twenty-five feet tall, the same robust design and structural integrity is built into every pole at AAL. At AAL, we design and manufacture aluminum poles for the best balance of strength, corrosion resistance and longevity. PRM2 -TRA35D Architectural Area Lighting 61
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Page 15 and 16: WMA2L Wt: 14 lbs WMA3 Wt: 17 lbs 5
Page 17 and 18: WMA4 Wt: 12 lbs WMA55 Wt: 10 lbs 25
Page 19 and 20: WMA10 Wt: 16 lbs WMA11 Wt: 10 lbs 2
Page 21 and 22: WMTP Wt: 34.5 lbs WMBL Wt: 32 lbs 2
Page 23 and 24: TRA2L Wt: 9 lbs EPA: .75 TRA3 Wt: 1
Page 25 and 26: TRA57 Wt: 7 lbs EPA: .67 TRA60 Wt:
Page 27 and 28: TRA59D Wt: 3.35 lbs EPA: .13 10" 25
Page 29 and 30: SLA4 Wt: 14 lbs EPA: 1.39 27 3/4" 6
Page 31 and 32: SLA9-2 Wt: 24 lbs EPA: 2.44 SLA10 W
Page 33 and 34: 35.5" SLA18 Wt: 12 lbs EPA: .85 SLA
Page 35 and 36: 21" 525mm 22" 550mm PM3 ° 1 1/4" 3
Page 37 and 38: ALL ARMS ARE notCREATED EQUAL Accep
Page 39 and 40: wMA Wt: 10 lbs wma2 Wt: 13.87 lbs 2
Page 41 and 42: wma9U Wt: 8 lbs wma10 Wt: 16 lbs 3"
Page 43 and 44: wma24 Wt: 12 lbs wma35U Wt: 12 lbs
Page 45 and 46: SLA4 Wt: 14 lbs EPA: 1.39 SLA4-2 Wt
Page 47 and 48: SLA9-2 Wt: 24 lbs EPA: 2.44 SLA10 W
Page 49 and 50: SLA18 Wt: 12 lbs EPA: .85 SLA18-2 W
Page 51 and 52: SLA20C-2 Wt: 26 lbs EPA: 1.91 SLA20
Page 53 and 54: M2PXA Wt: 41 lbs EPA: 1.55 PT2 PER-
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Page 57 and 58: TRA7 Wt: 12 lbs EPA: .90 TRA7-2 Wt:
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