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R.Sh. Gimadiev, "Power Line Deformation Dynamics," Mech. Solids. 54 (6), 903-914 (2019)
Year 2019 Volume 54 Number 6 Pages 903-914
DOI 10.3103/S0025654419060062
Title Power Line Deformation Dynamics
Author(s) R.Sh. Gimadiev (Kazan State Power Engineering University, ul. Krasnoselskaya 51, Kazan, 420066 Russia, gimadievr@mail.ru)
Abstract A mathematical model of the dynamics of deformation of an overhead power line wire in a spatial setting is developed, the equations are solved on the basis of the finite difference method in an explicit scheme. In some cases, the accuracy of the calculations is compared with the obtained analytical solutions. A numerical study of the loading of a power line under the combined influence of wind and weight load was carried out. A numerical method for calculating wire breakage and the movement of parts after a break is proposed. The mechanism of the appearance of oscillatory motion such as "dancing wires" under the action of a variable wind load. The process of thermal conductivity and the dynamics of line deformation during melting of icing on wires by heating is studied, the transient processes of deformation of the power line are studied.
Keywords power line, deformation dynamics, numerical experiment, thermal conductivity, icing, wire dance
Received 12 September 2018
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