Conductor galloping is a common phenomenon in transmission line operation
which can lead to electrical and mechanical accidents. In order to reduce the harm caused by conductor galloping
it is necessary to study the key factor of aerodynamic parameters. Firstly
the aerodynamic parameters of crescent and D-shaped typical iced conductors were obtained by wind tunnel test. Then
the effects of wind speed
ice thickness
conductor type
bundle spacing and splitting number on wire aerodynamic coefficients were analyzed. Finally
the critical galloping wind speed and galloping situation of a 500 kV four-bundle conductor were calculated and simulated using the parameters obtained from the wind tunnel test.The experimental results show that the simulation results are in good agreement with the actual situation. The aerodynamic coefficients of conductors increase first and then decrease with the increase of wind speed. With the increase of icing thickness
peaks on crescent-shaped iced conductors appear near the angle of attack at 20 degrees
and the lift coefficients of D-shaped conductors show an obvious upward trend at 100~170 degrees. Besides
the conductor type
bundle spacing
and splitting number have important effects on aerodynamic parameters. The results are of guiding significance to the prediction of galloping amplitude and the application of anti-galloping technology of ice-covered quad bundle condutor under different meteorological conditions in practical engineering.
Galloping Characteristics of 500 kV Iced Quad Bundle Conductor
Wind Tunnel Testing of Aeroelastic Transmission Tower Under Thunderstorm Wind and Boundary Layer Wind
Related Author
WANG Qiong
LU Jiazheng
ZHANG Zhonghao
HUANG Ting
LIU Muguang
HUANG Linling
XIE Zhuangning
Related Institution
Economic Research Institute,State Grid Jiangsu Electric Power Co.,Ltd.
State Key Laboratory of Disaster Prevention & Reduction for Power Grid Transmission and Distribution Equipment,State Grid Hunan Electric Power Company Limited Disaster Prevention & Reduction Center
State Key Laboratory of Subtropical Building Science, South China University of Technology