Torpedo splice triple wedges, Civil Engineering

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Torpedo splice triple wedges

In a Torpedo splice triple wedges, shown in Figure, are provided to firmly hold tendon wires. Whole assembly of the splice is housed in a sleeve. Largely used for cold-drawn wires, this splice gives the advantage that the strength of tendon wire is not reduced due to splicing.

 

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