Abstract:In the operation practice of overhead power transmission lines (OHL), the phenomenon of "galloping" of conductors is well known – vibrations with frequencies of ~ 1 Hz and with amplitudes of the order of the static sag [1, 2]. This phenomenon is observed, as a rule, when the symmetry of the conductor section is violated due to icy deposits, which gives the conductor some aerodynamic efficiency. However, this model does not explain all the observed cases of galloping. In this regard, it is advisable to pay atte… Show more
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