Modeling the overhead power line post spring-damper using ADINA. Peabody, A. & McClure, G. In pages 1279 - 1283, Boston, MA, United states, 2005. Analytical techniques;Broken wires;Cable structure;Overhead power lines;Progressive failure;Shock load;Suspension insulators;Transmission structures;abstract bibtex A new method of reducing the shock loads on electric transmission structures due to broken wires and other longitudinal disturbances was invented. It consists of a post spring-damper assembly, which replaces the standard suspension insulator assembly that supports the conductor. The concept was developed through finite element dynamic modeling using ADINA. © 2005 Elsevier Ltd.
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