Research on Development and Distribution Rules of Earthquake Damage for Transmission Line Induced by High Intensity Earthquake in Mountain Area
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Research on Development and Distribution Rules of Earthquake Damage for Transmission Line Induced by High Intensity Earthquake in Mountain Area
Vol. 43, Issue 5, Pages: 11-13(2020)
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西南电力设计院有限公司
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CLC:TM752
Published:2020
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Liu Xiangyun. Research on Development and Distribution Rules of Earthquake Damage for Transmission Line Induced by High Intensity Earthquake in Mountain Area[J]. 2020, 43(5): 11-13.
DOI:
Liu Xiangyun. Research on Development and Distribution Rules of Earthquake Damage for Transmission Line Induced by High Intensity Earthquake in Mountain Area[J]. 2020, 43(5): 11-13.DOI:
Research on Development and Distribution Rules of Earthquake Damage for Transmission Line Induced by High Intensity Earthquake in Mountain Area
摘要
"5·12"汶川地震和"4·20"芦山地震均具有震级大、烈度高、破坏性强等特点
给地震灾区内的电网工程造成了极大的破坏。通过芦山地震震后对康崇线500 k V输电线路震害的现场调查结果
composite materials are gradually increasing in the application of transmission line tower engineering. According to the analysis of the earthquake disaster situation in a certain area from 2008 to 2017
statistical analysis was carried out on the damage of transmission lines caused by earthquakes. The damage distribution of transmission lines in high-intensity earthquake areas is discussed. By comprehensively considering the influence weight of three indicators (ground acceleration
slope steepness
and distance from the epicenter)
the area was divided into three zoning schemes. After analysis
it was found that using the weighted comprehensive method to analyze the earthquake damage zoning of transmission lines is feasible
and the zoning scheme determined by the weighted factor of three indicators can better reflect the adverse geological conditions of the foundation of the transmission line tower. This method can also be used for the earthquake zoning assessment of transmission lines in areas where historical earthquake data is lacking
so as to provide a reference for the seismic design of transmission lines in similar areas.