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Collapse Simulations of Communication Tower Subjected to Wind Loads Using Dynamic Explicit Method
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Given the premise that a communication tower is a vital infrastructure that may collapse when encountering a wind disaster, this paper focused on investigating the collapse mechanism and collapse fragility of a communication ...
Innovative Hamburger-Shaped Eddy Current Damper Designed for Wind-Induced Vibration Control of Civil Structures
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: In this paper, an innovative hamburger-shaped eddy current damper (HSECD) is presented to mitigate the responses of civil structures subjected to wind excitations. The damper’s capacity to dissipate energy is significantly ...
On-Site Measured Gust Response Factors of Transmission Towers Based on SHM System
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Many transmission towers have collapsed during typhoon events, and the design wind loads in most current standards consider only the turbulence characteristics of monsoons. The gust response factor (GRF) is a parameter ...
Wind-Resistance and Failure Analyses of a Lightning-Damaged Transmission Tower
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: This paper estimates the wind-resistance of a lightning-damaged transmission tower. The buckling cause of a tower member under lightning excitation is reexamined through an overall tower model, and the modelling method of ...
Dynamic Response of Tower-Line System Induced by Insulator Breakage Considering the Collision between the Conductor and the Ground Surface
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Insulator fatigue, lighting strike, or flashover could result in the breakage of insulator strings. Insulator breakage can cause conductor impingement on the ground, which is a threat to the safe operation of a transmission ...
The Role of the Built Environment in Emergency Medical Services Delays in Responding to Traffic Crashes
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: This study aims to explore the role of built environments affecting emergency medical services (EMS) responses to traffic crashes. Specifically, this study integrated socioeconomic databases with a crash database that ...
Time–Frequency Buffeting Responses of Transmission Lines Excited by Two-Dimensional Turbulent Wind: Closed-Form Solution
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Currently, the buffeting analysis for transmission lines (TLs) only involves the excitation of horizontal turbulence, while numerous investigations have proven that significant vertical turbulence exists in many wind fields. ...
Fragility Analysis of Transmission Line Subjected to Wind Loading
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Neither structural properties nor wind loads are deterministic; accordingly, a fragility analysis of overhead transmission towers can be employed to comprehensively evaluate their strength capacity. Here, a fragility ...