Study on the Mechanism of Detecting Flaws in the Transmission Tower Foundation by the Finite Element Method

Xiao Min Shi; Qiang Gao; Jian Jun Liu; Jian Guo Zhang; Da Bing Cheng; Nai Long Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.596.12

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Study on the Mechanism of Detecting Flaws in the Transmission Tower Foundation by the Finite Element Method

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Power transmission towers are major equipment of State Grid,the safety of the tower foundation is very important to the power system,nondestructive testing to foundations is necessary when excavation is impossible.In this paper, the dynamic response analysis of the impact-echo method for power transmission tower foundation with flaws is solved based on finite element method; the result of numerical analysis is consistent with the depth of the setting flaw, which shows the feasibility of detecting flaws in transmission tower foundations with the impact-echo method.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 596)

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12-16

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.596.12

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July 2014

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Xiao Min Shi, Qiang Gao*, Jian Jun Liu, Jian Guo Zhang, Da Bing Cheng, Nai Long Zhang

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Finite Element, Flaw, Impact-Echo, Transmission Tower Foundation

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