What system utilizes a right triangle against the vehicle to extend its contact with the ground?

The tension buttress system is designed to enhance stability by using a right triangle formed with the vehicle. This geometric shape is inherently strong, as it distributes weight evenly across its parts. By extending the contact with the ground, the tension buttress effectively lowers the center of gravity, which is crucial in preventing the vehicle from tipping or shifting during rescue operations. The diagonal member of the triangle develops tension, which stabilizes the vehicle and allows rescuers to operate safely around it.

In contrast, the stabilizing framework and support bracket serve different stabilization purposes. They may be employed in various contexts but do not specifically utilize the right triangle configuration to enhance ground contact as the tension buttress system does. The rescue stabilization system, while focused on stabilizing the vehicle, may incorporate multiple techniques and equipment that are broader in scope and not solely reliant on the principles of geometry seen in the tension buttress system.