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Guest	quarry about the frp rod in the polymer insulator? 07/21/2008 5:40 AM
	dear all! hello! i am from india, and want to know , how we measure that hwo much load one frp rod acn bear? and hwo we say that this polymer insulator for 70kN or for other, please help thanks and regards! from rahul sharma india
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