DE102017201491A1 - Mast securing system and method for securing a wooden mast - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention discloses a mast securing system, comprising at least one bandage 2, which has a flexible belt 4, which is adapted to enclose a wooden pole 38 circumferentially at least in sections, with a first tensioning cable 28, which is adapted to the bandage 2 against a lateral surface 36 of the wooden mast 38 to be clamped and anchored in an environment of the wooden mast 38, with a second tensioning cable 40 which is adapted to be attached to the bandage 2 and anchored in the vicinity of the wooden mast 38, the bandage a first eye 6, to which the first tensioning cable 28 is attached, and wherein the bandage 2 has a second eyelet 8, to which the second tensioning cable 40 is attached. ( 3 )

Description

The present invention relates to a mast securing system and a method for securing a wooden mast.

Power grids have overhead power lines carried by wooden poles. To maintain, repair or repair a line base, an installer climbs along the wooden pole using climbing equipment to access the support point of the conductor or conductors. It is hereby stipulated that the wooden mast must be secured against overturning before the ascent of the fitter in order to ensure a safe ascent of the fitter. The wooden mast is therefore secured in advance with a mast securing system.

Known mast securing systems are cumbersome to transport and handling and complicate by their arrangement on the mast to be secured the rise of the fitter.

For example, systems are known in which in the region of a line-side end portion of the wooden mast, a metal clamp is placed around the wooden mast, which is clamped by means of a universal joint via a multi-part linkage circumferentially against the wooden mast. From the clamp ropes are stretched and anchored in the area to secure the mast. The cardan joint and the associated linkage remain permanently on the wooden mast during the mast securing, so that the universal joint must be topped during the ascent by the installer. The mast securing system therefore makes it even more difficult for the technician to climb.

Further, the mast securing system constructed in this manner consists of a large number of metallic individual parts which occupy a large storage space in a transport vehicle and are unwieldy to handle. So well-known mast securing systems can not be worn or only with great effort by a single person from a transport vehicle to be secured to a wooden mast. If the simultaneous maintenance of a plurality of wooden poles is provided, a corresponding metal linkage with gimbal clamping device must be carried along for each wooden pole to be secured.

Against this background, the invention is based on the technical problem of providing an improved mast securing system and a method for securing a wooden mast which do not or at least to a lesser extent have the disadvantages described above, the mast securing system being particularly compact during use and in transport low weight and easy to use.

The technical problem described above is solved by a mast securing system according to claim 1 and a method for securing a wooden mast according to claim 12. Advantageous embodiments of the invention will become apparent from the dependent claims and the description below.

According to a first aspect, the invention relates to a mast securing system, with at least one bandage having a flexible belt, which is adapted to enclose a wooden pole circumferentially at least in sections, with a first tensioning cable, which is adapted to the bandage against a lateral surface of the wooden mast to be braced and anchored in an environment of the wooden mast, with a second tensioning cable adapted to be secured to the bandage and anchored in the vicinity of the wooden mast, the bandage having a first ear to which the first tensioning cable attaches and wherein the bandage has a second eyelet to which the second tensioning cable is attached.

The wooden pole can be a wooden pole carrying a power line or one or more conductor cables. The wooden mast can be a telecommunication mast.

The wooden pole to be secured may have a diameter of 10 cm or more. The wooden pole has a diameter of up to 50 cm, in particular of up to 35 cm.

The bandage with the flexible belt can be clamped by means of the first tensioning cable against the lateral surface of the wooden mast. The attachment of the bandage to the wooden mast is therefore without a complex universal joint and corresponding linkage, but can be done only by a tensioning cable. Compared to systems with universal joints, the present mast securing system therefore builds much lighter and more compact.

It is also advantageous that the flexible belt conforms to a lateral surface of the respectively to be secured wooden mast and so can compensate for irregularities in the cross-sectional shape or the outer contour of the wooden mast, so that a reliable, areal conditioning of the bandage can be ensured on the wooden mast.

For example, the flexible strap can be made from a flexible, textile fabric such as harness or climbing harness. In particular, the flexible strap can be made be made of a synthetic material. The flexible strap may consist of a nylon fabric.

The term "flexible" means in this case that the belt itself is slippery in a non-mounted on the wooden pole state.

Due to the fact that the bandage has a flexible belt, wooden poles of different diameters can be secured, since the belt adapts or clings to the curvature of the outer lateral surface of the respective wooden pole to be secured.

Thus, a low-cost, easy-to-build and easy-to-handle mast-securing system can be provided.

The first tensioning cable and / or the second tensioning cable may be tensioning cables of the type SK9 or SK11. The first tensioning cable can be of type SK9. The second and further tensioning ropes can be of type SK11. The tensioning cables may e.g. have a load capacity of 25kN or 30kN. The static extensibility of the tensioning cables can be 3%. exhibit. In this way, settling or fatigue in the area of anchor points or in the area of the plant of the bandage can be compensated to the wooden mast to ensure a reliable backup of the wooden mast.

The first eyelet and the second eyelet may be an integral part of the flexible strap. Thus, the eyelets may have been integrated into the flexible strap in a weaving process or sewing operation. Alternatively or additionally, separately provided eyelets may have been placed on the flexible strap, e.g. by sewing or riveting, wherein the eyelets can be made of a flexible fabric.

The tensioning cables can be anchored with the help of ground anchors in an environment of the wooden mast. As far as anchoring in an environment of the wooden mast is not possible due to the nature of the ground, tensioning cables can alternatively or additionally also be struck or fastened to vehicles.

Separate cable tensioners can be provided to tension the tensioning cables. Thus, in each case a predetermined cable tension can be adjusted in a simple manner.

The bandage can be attached tightly with its flexible belt on the lateral surface of the wooden mast, so that the exceeding of the bandage is easily made possible by a rising along the wooden mast mechanic. In particular, the bandage with the flexible belt has no cantilevered joints or linkage, such as cardan joints or the like, which would make it difficult to exceed the mast securing system.

Overall, therefore, a mast securing system is specified which is compact during use and in transportation, has a low weight and is easy to operate.

According to a further embodiment, the mast securing system has a third tensioning cable, which is adapted to be fixed to the bandage and anchored in the vicinity of the wooden mast, the bandage having an eyelet on which the third tensioning cable is attached. The mast securing system can be braced or braced in this way in three directions, in particular at an angular offset of about 120 °. Thus, free-standing single masts or longwall masts can be reliably secured.

The mast securing system may include three or more tensioning cables that may be attached to the bandage. For example, the mast securing system may have four, five, six or more tethers that can be attached to the bandage. For each tensioning cable, a separate eyelet may be provided on the bandage. Alternatively or additionally, two or more ropes may be attached to an eyelet. At each eyelet, e.g. a tensioning cable or two tension cables are attached.

Alternatively or additionally, the mast securing system can have a further bandage, in particular for securing an A-mast or a double mast. Each single mast of the A-mast or the double mast can be secured and unclamped with one bandage each.

According to a further embodiment of the mast securing system it is provided that the tensioning cable is guided for bracing the bandage by at least a third eyelet, wherein the first tensioning cable is struck on the first eyelet, wherein the first tensioning cable is guided loosely through the third eyelet. Thus, a reliable system of the bandage can be achieved on the wooden mast. The first eyelet may in particular be provided at a first end portion of the bandage. The third eyelet may in particular be provided at a second end portion of the bandage.

According to a further embodiment of the mast securing system, it is provided that the first tensioning cable encloses the bandage at least in sections circumferentially. The tensioning cable can in particular be arranged such that the flexible belt is arranged in a state mounted on the wooden pole at least in sections between the first tensioning cable and the wooden mast. When tightening the first tensioning cable, the first tensioning cable pulls like a loop around the bandage, so that the bandage and in particular its flexible belt is pressed radially against the wooden pole. In order for a secure attachment of the bandage can be achieved on the wooden pole, which reliably counteracts slippage of the bandage when tensioning other tensioning cables.

According to a further embodiment of the mast securing system, it is provided that the first tensioning cable is guided loosely through a fourth eyelet arranged in the region of the first end section and twice guided through the third eyelet arranged on the second end section, in particular in the manner of a pulley block. A return of the tensioning cable through the third eye in the manner of a pulley allows a reliable attachment of the bandage to the wooden mast by the first tensioning cable.

According to a further embodiment of the mast securing system it is provided that the bandage has an inner side and an outer side, wherein the inner side is intended to rest on the wooden pole, the outer side facing away from the inner side and the bandage having a guide which is adapted to to guide the first tensioning cable along the outside of the bandage. The guide prevents slipping of the first tensioning cable from the bandage or its belt during the tensioning of the bandage against the lateral surface of the wooden mast. The guide may be formed of one or more tabs or eyelets provided on the flexible strap.

According to a further embodiment of the mast securing system, one or more stop means are provided for fastening a tensioning cable to an eyelet, in particular for producing a return of the first tensioning cable in the manner of a pulley. For example, the tether may be passed through an eyelet with a lobster clasp, e.g. can be latched into the first eyelet. In this way, with the bandage and the first tensioning cable a the wood pole circumferentially completely enclosing composite can be created, which can be opened and closed via the lobster clasp. The lobster clasp simplifies the handling and guidance of the first tensioning cable, so that the first tensioning cable does not have to be fastened or threaded again to the bandage for each assembly or tensioning operation.

The flexible belt may have one or more reinforcing elements which are provided for engagement with the wooden mast. By means of the reinforcing elements slipping or slipping of the bandage can be avoided when tightening the tension cables.

The reinforcing elements may consist of a rubber or have a rubber coating. As a result, improved adhesion to the lateral surface of the wooden mast can be achieved.

It could e.g. two reinforcing elements may be provided, which are each secured to end portions of the bandage. The bandage can thus be specifically strengthened locally in those areas in which slipping or slipping of the bandage is to be expected when bracing the tension cables.

Alternatively or additionally, the reinforcing elements can form a local thickening of a cross section of the bandage. Thus, the bandage, in particular its flexible belt, locally have an increased material thickness.

In a state mounted on the wood pole, the bandage in the region of two end sections, e.g. in each case a local reinforcement, which may be formed by an increased belt thickness of the flexible belt and / or by applied to the belt pads. Thus, the attachment of the bandage to the wooden pole can be improved in a cost effective manner. A plurality of separate pads may be provided in the region of the end portions and / or in a middle portion formed between the end portions to enhance the attachment of the bandage to the wood pole.

The mast securing system may include a mounting aid for securing the bandage to the wooden pole, the mounting aid having a rod with an end mounting head for holding and sliding the bandage and for releasing and removing the bandage along the wooden mast. The mounting aid can be used to position the bandage without a ladder, a working platform or the like at the intended height on the wooden pole.

The mounting head may in particular have a Z-shaped or S-shaped cross-section. The rod may in particular be designed as a telescopic rod.

The shape of the mounting head may be such that a first receptacle for pushing the bandage is provided on the wooden pole, which may have a hook-shaped shape. The shape of the mounting head may be further such that a second receptacle is provided for withdrawing the bandage from the wood pole, which may have a hook-like shape. The first and second receptacle can complement each other to a cross-sectionally S-shaped or Z-shaped form. Thus, the mast securing system can have a compact tool for mounting and dismounting the bandage on the wooden mast.

The mast securing system may have one or more tension straps and three or more ground anchors which are provided to secure a mast foot of the wooden mast. The floor sills can be hammered into the ground in the area of the mast base and clamped by means of the tension belt against the lateral surface of the wooden mast, in which the tensioning belt is placed and tightened circumferentially around the ground anchors and the wooden mast. The mast base is stabilized in this way.

One or more, in particular two, carrying aids can be provided, in which components of the mast securing system can be accommodated. A quiver may be provided for receiving ground anchors. The components of the mast securing system, such as the bandage, the tensioning cables and the like, may in particular be completely accommodated in the one or more wearing aids. This means that the safety-relevant components can be stowed safely and conveniently transported or carried.

The first carrying aid may be provided in the manner of a quiver, which is intended for receiving ground anchors and has a shoulder strap for carrying the carrying aid by a fitter. There may be provided a further carrying aid in the manner of a dinghy bag or the like, in which all other components of the mast securing system are accommodated, such as the bandage, tensioning cables, tensioning devices, straps or the like. The carrying aids may be designed so that the mast securing system can be carried by a single person.

• - Bereitstellen eines erfindungsgemäßen Mastsicherungssystems;
• - Aufschieben der Bandage auf den Holzmast;
• - Spannen und Verankern der Spannseile.

According to a second aspect, the invention relates to a method for securing a wooden mast, with the method steps:

• - Providing a mast securing system according to the invention;
• - Sliding the bandage on the wooden pole;
• - Clamping and anchoring the tensioning cables.

To secure a simple mast made of wood against overturning, the bandage can first be laid around the outer surface of the wooden mast. On the bandage are the first tensioning cable, which is provided for bracing the bandage against the lateral surface of the wooden mast, and for example, two more tension cables attached.

The sliding of the bandage on the wooden pole can be done by means of a mounting aid having a telescopic rod and a mounting head, which may have in the manner described above for pushing and pulling the bandage designed recordings. With the mounting aid, the bandage can be positioned at an intended mounting height on the wooden pole.

The assembly aid holds the bandage in place until the bandage is pressed against the wooden pole by means of the first tensioning cord. By bracing the first tensioning cable, the bandage is secured in the intended height on the wooden pole, so that the mounting aid is no longer needed and can be removed.

Subsequently, two more tensioning cables, for example, at an angular offset of 120 ° to the first tensioning cable and braced and anchored to each other, so that the wooden pole is braced in three directions and anchored at three positions in the ground.

The tensioning cables can be anchored in the vicinity of the wooden mast by means of ground anchors of the mast securing system. For tensioning the tensioning cables clamping devices, in particular cable tensioners, can be used, via which a predetermined cable tension can be adjusted.

After securing the wooden mast by the mast securing system, the wooden mast can be climbed by a fitter equipped with climbing equipment to perform maintenance.

After completion of the maintenance work, the bandage can be removed from the wooden pole using the assembly aid.

For this purpose, the tension cables are first loosened, for example, by the rope tension maintained by tensioning devices is released. The bandage can then be removed with the mounting aid of the wooden pole.

Subsequently, the mast securing system can be stowed in one or more carrying aids and, for example, transported by a single person to a transport vehicle or another mast to be secured.

The mast securing system therefore allows rapid assembly and disassembly on the wooden mast and is compact in storage and transport.

• 1 eine Bandage eines erfindungsgemäßen Mastsicherungssystems in einer Seitenansicht und einer Draufsicht;
• 2 die Bandage aus 1 mit einem ersten Spannseil;
• 3 ein erfindungsgemäßes Mastsicherungssystem;
• 4 ein erfindungsgemäßes Mastsicherungssystem in einer Draufsicht;
• 5 eine Montagehilfe;
• 6 die Funktionsweise der Montagehilfe aus 5;
• 7 Tragehilfen;
• 8 ein Ablaufdiagramm des erfindungsgemäßen Verfahrens.

The invention will be described in detail with reference to an exemplary embodiments illustrative drawing. Each show schematically:

• 1 a bandage of a mast securing system according to the invention in a side view and a plan view;
• 2 the bandage off 1 with a first tensioning cable;
• 3 a mast securing system according to the invention;
• 4 a mast securing system according to the invention in a plan view;
• 5 an assembly aid;
• 6 the functioning of the mounting aid 5 ;
• 7 Carrying Aids;
• 8th a flow diagram of the method according to the invention.

In 1 is a bandage 2 a mast securing system according to the invention 34 (please refer 3 ) in a side view and in a plan view. The bandage 2 has a flexible strap 4 which consists of a nylon fabric. The flexible belt 4 is adapted to a wooden pole carrying a power line 38 circumferentially at least partially border.

The bandage 2 has a first eyelet 6 , a second eyelet 8th , a third eyelet 10 and a fourth eyelet 12 ,

The first eyelet 6 and the fourth eyelet 12 are at a first end portion 14 the bandage 2 intended. The third eyelet 10 is at a second end portion 16 the bandage 2 intended. Between the first end section 14 and the second end portion 16 is a middle section 18 the bandage 2 educated.

The total length a the bandage 2 in the present case is 60 cm. The length b of the flexible belt 4 in the present case is 48 cm. The wide c of the flexible belt 4 in the present case is 9 cm.

The bandage 2 has an inside 20 and an outside 22 on. The inside 20 is intended for installation on a wooden mast to be secured. The outside 22 is the inside 20 away.

The bandage 2 has a guide, which in this case consists of two on the flexible belt 4 sewn tabs 24 consists.

The tabs 24 are set to a tensioning rope along the outside 22 the bandage 2 respectively.

The flexible belt 4 has two reinforcing elements 26 on, which are intended to rest on the wooden mast to be secured. The reinforcing elements have in the present case a base of 6 cm x 9 cm.

Like the one in the upper picture area of the 1 shown side view of the bandage 2 it can be seen form the reinforcing elements 26 a local thickening of the cross section of the bandage 2. The reinforcing elements 26 exist in the present case of rubber. The reinforcing elements 26 are in the range of end sections 14 . 16 the bandage 2 arranged.

In 2 is the bandage 2 shown in two side views. At the bandage 2 is a first tension rope 28 attached, which is adapted to the bandage 2 to be braced against a lateral surface of a wooden mast to be secured and anchored in an environment of the wooden mast.

The first tensioning rope 28 is with an eyelet 30 at the first eyelet 6 struck. The first tensioning cable is through the tabs 24 , the second eyelet 8th and the third eyelet 10 guided.

The first tensioning rope 28 is with a sling that has a snap hook on the fourth eyelet 12 struck. The slings 32 has an opening through which the first tensioning cable 28 is guided loose.

Starting from the slings 32 is the first tension rope 28 through the third eyelet 10 recycled. According to further embodiments of the invention can be provided that the first tensioning cable 28 without a sling 32 directly through the fourth eyelet 12 is guided.

Because of that, the first tension cable 28 twice through the at the second end portion 16 arranged, third eyelet 10 is guided, results in a rope guide in the manner of a pulley.

The slings 32 with the carabiner closure simplifies the positioning of the bandage 2 on a wooden pole. So can by the stop means 32 The closed compound should be opened and placed around a wooden pole. The relative to the fourth eyelet 12 decoupled state of the lifting gear 32 is in the lower part of the 2 shown.

3 shows a mast securing system 34 in the assembled state. The bandage 2 is against a lateral surface 36 a wooden mast 38 braced. The first tensioning rope 28 grasp the bandage 2 on the circumferential side and presses the flexible belt 4 against the lateral surface 36 the wooden mast 38 ,

A second tension cable 40 is at the second eyelet 8th the bandage 2 struck. A third tension rope 40 is at the first eyelet 6 the bandage 2 struck, at the also the first tensioning rope 28 is attached.

The tension cables 28 . 40 . 42 are using ground anchors 44 anchored in a subsoil or environment of the wooden mast. Using rope tensioners 46 the desired cable tension is set.

In a foot area 48 the wooden mast 38 Also ground anchors 44 are provided to the foot area 48 the wooden mast 38 in addition to secure. The ground anchors 44 in the area of the mast foot 48 are using a belt 50 against the wooden pole 38 braced. At the belt 50 it is a tension belt.

For the sake of clarity, the upper part of the wooden mast carrying the live conductor cables is 38 not shown, as by the interrupted cut above the bandage 2 indicated.

In 4 is a section taken along the line IV-IV 3 shown to the circumferential attachment of the bandage 2 on the lateral surface 36 the wooden mast 38 to clarify.

As from the representation of 4 can be seen, is the first tensioning cable 28 circumferentially around the flexible belt 4 guided. Starting from the first eyelet 6 , at the first tensioning rope 28 with an eyelet 30 is struck, is the first tension cable 28 through the tabs 24 , the second eyelet 8th , the third eyelet 10 and by the stop means 32 led, with which the first tension rope rope 28 at the fourth eyelet 12 is attached.

The first tensioning rope 28 is like a pulley twice through the eyelet 10 and loose by the slings 32 led to the bandage 2 against the outer surface 36 the wooden mast 38 to tense. To improve clarity, the second tensioning cable 40 and the third tension cable 42 shown in dashed lines.

The second tension cable 40 and the third tension cable 42 are each with a carabiner 52 at the first eyelet 6 or the second eyelet 8th struck.

The eyelets, carabiners and slings consist of metal in the present case.

In the present case, the flexible strap is doubled and sewn to the eyelets 6 . 8th . 10 and 12 so that the eyelets 6 . 8th . 10 and 12 unsolvable on the flexible strap 4 are held.

The mast securing system 34 also has an assembly aid 54 on. In the 5 illustrated assembly aid 54 has a staff 56 with an end mounting head 58 , The mounting head 58 is for holding and pushing on the bandage 2 and for releasing and removing the bandage 2 along the wooden mast 38 intended. The mounting head 58 has a substantially Z-shaped or S-shaped cross-section.

To illustrate the operation of the mounting aid 56 , is in 6 pushing on the bandage 2 on the wooden pole 38 or removing the assembly from the wooden pole 38 shown. In the left part of the picture is the sliding of the bandage on the wooden pole 38 shown as indicated by the arrow. In an analogous manner, the removal of the bandage 2 from the wooden pole 38 in the right part of the picture indicated by the downward arrow.

The mast securing system 34 also includes the in 7 illustrated carrying aids 60 . 62 , The carrying aid 62 is a quiver for holding the ground anchors 44 , The ground anchors can be in tubes 64 the quiver 62 be recorded. The bandage 2 as well as the tensioning cables can in the carrying aid 60 be recorded.

Both baby carriers 60 . 62 each have straps 66 to the shoulders of the baby carriers 60,62. In this way, the mast securing system 34 can be transported by a single person. In addition, the carrying aids serve 60 . 62 the protection of the mast securing system 34 during transport, for example in a vehicle.

8th schematically shows the sequence of a method according to the invention for securing a wooden mast 38 , In one step 68 becomes a mast securing system according to the invention 34 provided. In one step 70 will the bandage 2 on the wooden pole 38 postponed. In one step 72 The respective tensioning cables are tensioned and anchored. It is understood that postponing the bandage 2 can be done on the wooden pole in the manner described above using a mounting aid. This applies equally to the removal of the bandage when dismantling the mast securing system from the wooden mast to be secured.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

2

bandage

4

flexible belt

6

first eyelet

8th

second eyelet

10

third eyelet

12

fourth eyelet

14

first end section

16

second end section

18

midsection

20

inside

22

outside

24

tabs

26

reinforcing elements

28

first tensioning cable

30

eyelet

32

slings

34

Mast system

36

lateral surface

38

Holzmast

40

second tensioning cable

42

third tension cable

44

ground anchor

46

tensioner

48

Foot area of the wooden mast

50

strap

52

Slings, carabiners

54

mounting aid

56

Bar, telescopic bar

58

mounting head

60

Tragehilfe

62

Carrying aid, quiver

64

roar

66

belts

68

step

70

step

72

step

a

Length of the bandage 2

b

Length of the belt 4

c

Width of the belt 4

Claims (12)

Mast system, - Having at least one bandage (2) having a flexible belt (4) which is adapted to surround a wooden pole (38) circumferentially at least in sections, - With a first tensioning cable (28) which is adapted to the bandage (2) against a lateral surface (36) of the wooden mast (38) to be clamped and anchored in an environment of the wooden mast (38), with a second tensioning cable (40) which is adapted to be fastened to the bandage (2) and anchored in the vicinity of the wooden mast (38), - wherein the bandage has a first eyelet (6) on which the first tensioning cable (28) is attached, and - Wherein the bandage (2) has a second eyelet (8) on which the second tensioning cable (40) is attached. Mast securing system after Claim 1 , - with a third tensioning cable (42) adapted to be fixed to the bandage (2) and anchored in the vicinity of the wooden pole (38), the bandage having an eye (6) against which the third tensioning rope is attached, and / or - with another bandage, in particular for securing an A-mast or a double mast. Mast securing system according to one of the preceding claims, - wherein the first tensioning cable (28) for bracing the bandage (2) is guided by at least one third eye (10), - Wherein the first tensioning cable (28) at the first eyelet (6) is struck, and - wherein the first tensioning cable is guided loosely through the third eyelet (10), in particular, - That the first eyelet (6) at a first end portion (14) of the bandage (2) is provided and - That the third eyelet (10) at a second end portion (16) of the bandage (2) is provided. Mast securing system according to one of the preceding claims, - Wherein the first tensioning cable (28) circumferentially encloses the bandage (2) at least in sections. Mast securing system after Claim 3 and Claim 4 , - wherein the first tensioning cable (28) is guided loosely through a fourth eyelet (12, 32) arranged in the region of the first end section and guided twice through the third eyelet (10) arranged on the second end section, in particular in the manner of a pulley block , Mast securing system according to one of the preceding claims, - wherein the bandage has an inner side (20) and an outer side (22), - wherein the inner side (20) for abutment with the wooden mast (38) is provided, - wherein the outer side (22) of the Is remote from the inside (20) and - the bandage (2) having a guide (24) adapted to guide the first tensioning cable (28) along the outside (22) of the bandage (2). Mast securing system according to one of the preceding claims, - One or more stop means (30, 32, 52) for fixing a tensioning cable (28, 40, 42) on an eyelet (6, 8, 10, 12) are provided, in particular for producing a return of the first tensioning cable (28) in the manner of a pulley. Mast securing system according to one of the preceding claims, - wherein the flexible belt (4) one or more reinforcing elements (26) which are provided for engagement with the wooden mast (38) and - Wherein the reinforcing elements (26) in particular consist of a rubber. Mast securing system after Claim 8 - wherein two reinforcing elements (26) are provided, which are each attached to end portions (14, 16) of the bandage (2) and / or - wherein the reinforcing elements (26) form a local thickening of a cross section of the bandage (2). Mast securing system according to one of the preceding claims, - wherein the mast securing system (34) has an assembly aid (54) for securing the bandage (2) on the wooden mast (38) and - wherein the mounting aid (54) has a rod (56) with an end-side mounting head (58) for holding and pushing the bandage (2) and for releasing and removing the bandage (2) along the wooden mast (38), in particular, - That the mounting head (58) has a Z-shaped or S-shaped cross section and - That the rod (56) is formed ls telescopic rod. Mast securing system according to one of the preceding claims, - One or more straps (50) and three or more ground anchors (44) are provided which are provided for securing a mast base (48) of the wooden mast (38), and / or - One or more, in particular two, carrying aids (60, 62) are provided, in which the mast securing system (34) is receivable, in particular, that a quiver (62) for receiving ground anchors (44) is provided. Method for securing a wooden mast, comprising the steps of: - Providing a mast securing system (34) according to one of the preceding claims; - Sliding the bandage (2) on the wooden pole 38; - Clamping and anchoring the tensioning cables (28, 40, 42).

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