Anti-Galloping Model and Evaluation Method of Rotary Clamp Conductor Spacer-Damper

LIU Lianguang, ZHAO Qiang, GE Jiangfeng, LIU Zifa, YAO Jiansheng, QIU Jian, ZHU Xiaoqiang

Electric Power Construction ›› 2014, Vol. 35 ›› Issue (4) : 59-64.

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Electric Power Construction ›› 2014, Vol. 35 ›› Issue (4) : 59-64. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1000-7229.2014.04.010

Anti-Galloping Model and Evaluation Method of Rotary Clamp Conductor Spacer-Damper

  • LIU Lianguang1, ZHAO Qiang1, GE Jiangfeng1, LIU Zifa1, YAO Jiansheng2, QIU Jian2, ZHU Xiaoqiang2
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The rotary clamp spacer-damper is a new hardware. And because of its short time in application and the influence of style, amount and installation position, it is difficult to put forward a desirable evaluation method for its anti-galloping effect. With considering these factors, and in order to avoid complicated vector operation, the differential equations of conductor motion were derived from the Lagrange equation, when the conductor spacer-damper was covered by ice; and the time-responses of conductor galloping under the conditions of different kinds of spacers and different installation positions were calculated. Then, an evaluation method of anti-galloping effect was proposed based on the designing parameters of the conductor spacer-damper and the fuzzy mathematics theory. The analytic results show that the rotary clamp conductor spacer-damper has a better effect of anti-galloping. In addition, since the torsion angle of the sub-conductor also could affect the galloping prevention effect, therefore, an improved method of increasing the conductor torsion angle was put forward.

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transmission line / bundled conductor / conductor spacer-damper / anti-galloping effect

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LIU Lianguang, ZHAO Qiang, GE Jiangfeng, LIU Zifa, YAO Jiansheng, QIU Jian, ZHU Xiaoqiang. Anti-Galloping Model and Evaluation Method of Rotary Clamp Conductor Spacer-Damper[J]. Electric Power Construction. 2014, 35(4): 59-64 https://doi.org/10.3969/j.issn.1000-7229.2014.04.010

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