Analysis of Unequal Leg Transmission Tower Line System in Wind Vibration Response

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The unequal leg transmission tower in mountainous areas of 5B-ZBC4 is based to establish the finite element model of three transmission tower and four wire line system. To further study the transmission tower under wind load displacement response, firstly using ANSYS analysis of the dynamic characteristics of the tower-line system. Then, taking the power spectrum of Kaimal wind speed and simulating the curve of wind speed of transmission tower line system in mountainous areas, considering the different elevation and different sizes of wind load, to analysis the wind vibration response for the tower-line coupling system. The results indicates that the tower top displacement means of 1# tower, 2# tower, 3# tower is increasing along with the elevation changes in 0 degrees wind load; The 37 m/s is the critical wind speed of 3# tower of transmission tower line system.

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