The article presents research in the form of comparison of safety factors in guy ropes of building structures designed using the limit state method and ropes of mast structures related to power engineering facilities, specified in federal norms and rules. It is demonstrated that the use of safety factors for guy ropes of mast structures, justified by the theory of reliability, allows to effectively solve the problem of assigning rejection criteria for guy ropes, and can be used in developing recommendations for their inspection, technical diagnostics, and operation based on the existing known rejection criteria used for lifting structures.

Keywords: building structures, wooden structures, membrane panel, stress-strain state, radial beam dome, dome, membrane, design, experimental study

The methods and approaches to reduce the wear of bearings and blades of electric generators are analyzed to increase the service life of the equipment, improve its reliability and efficiency. An analysis of the factors affecting wear is given, including mechanical, temperature and operational loads. Calculations are performed confirming the effectiveness of using modern materials, improved lubrication systems and optimized process modes. It is shown that the comprehensive implementation of the proposed solutions can significantly reduce the wear rate, reduce maintenance and repair costs, and ensure stable generator performance. The recommendations presented can serve as a basis for upgrading existing equipment and designing new power plants.

Keywords: building structures, metal structures, energy facilities, stress-strain state, technical expertise