Experimental Research in Wind Tunnel of Aerodynamic Characters for New-Type Energy-Saving Conductor

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New-typedenergy-saving conductor can obviously increase conductor conductivity ability, and reduce the transmission losses. But for the changes of structure and surface properties, its load and the vibration impact characteristic are not enough comprehensive, so it is difficult to effectively guide the energy saving design of the conductor. Making use of the wind tunnel test, the aerodynamic character of various conductorsare obtained for single,double, four and six bundle conductor. The result of research is benefit for the far-ranging application of energy-saving conductor.

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