
AbstractThe six different non-linear finite element model of the transmission tower-line system which have different spans and different height difference was established by the finite element analysis software, and wind velocity time series with resorting to weighted amplitude wave superposition (WAWS) was simulated. Based on the established models and the simulated wind velocity time series, the wind-induced response of transmission tower-line system in time history was calculated to achieve wind-induced vibration coefficient of transmission towers of various models. By comparative analyzing, span and height difference on the impact of wind-induced vibration coefficient of transmission towers was studied. The results show that the span and height difference have a certain impact on wind-induced vibration coefficient of transmission towers, and the effects on tower top are more obvious than tower bottom. With the increase of span, wind-induced vibration coefficient reduces gradually, but with the increase of height difference, wind-induced vibration coefficient increases gradually.
Wind-induced response, Wind-induced vibration coefficient, transmission tower-line system, Physics and Astronomy(all), weighted amplitude wave superposition, dynamic analysis in time historye
Wind-induced response, Wind-induced vibration coefficient, transmission tower-line system, Physics and Astronomy(all), weighted amplitude wave superposition, dynamic analysis in time historye
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