Tension cables are strong, flexible cables designed to withstand pulling forces. They are commonly used in construction and engineering to support structures like bridges and buildings. By distributing weight and tension, these cables help maintain stability and prevent collapse. These cables are often made from materials like steel or synthetic fibers, which provide high tensile strength. In addition to bridges, tension cables can be found in applications such as suspension bridges, tensioned fabric structures, and cable-stayed bridges, where they play a crucial role in maintaining structural integrity.