Analysis of Wind-Induced Vibration Response on a Tower Consisted of Steel Tubes and Angel Steels

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tower consisted of steel tubes and angel steels has equal advantages which steel tube tower has and not easy to happen some bar breeze vibration,but but the wind vibration response for such transmission tower structure research is less. In the engineering background of a tower consisted of steel tubes and angel steels , set up the finite element model for transmission towers. Using Kaimal spectrum for numerical simulation of wind velocity time history. Of 90 ° Angle of wind direction wind to dynamic response are analyzed, the results show that for the displacement, the maximum of dynamic analysis results 88% larger than the result of the average wind, 53.7% larger than standard wind load static result; For axial force, the maximum of dynamic analysis results 147% larger than average the result of the wind, 108% larger than standard wind load static result. So in view of the transmission tower structure dynamic response analysis should be more precise.

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