Transcription of Power Line Aeolian Vibrations. - ULiege
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Department of Electronics, Electricity and Computer Sciences Transmission & Distribution of Electrical Energy Power line Aeolian Vibrations. Prepared by: Pr. J-L Lilien November, 2013 2 Table of Contents Table des mati res 1 Introduction .. 3 2 General Approach .. 5 Conductor self damping .. 6 Wind Power input .. 9 3 Energy Balance Principle .. 11 4 Endurance limit .. 12 5 Earthwires and OPGW .. 18 OPGW clamping 18 Test Procedures - Fittings for OPGW on overhead lines .. 20 6 Analysis of Safe Design Tension .. 21 7 Stockbridge-type damper .. 22 8 Conclusions .. 24 9 References .. 25 3 1 Introduction Aeolian vibration is a low amplitude (conductor diameter) high frequency (5 to 150 Hz) phenomenon. Aeolian vibration is one of the most important problems in transmission lines because it represents the major cause of fatigue failure of conductor strands or of items associated with the support, use, and protection of the conductor.
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