Damage prediction of transmission lines under typhoon disasters considering multi-effect

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Aim: It is necessary to study the resilience of transmission lines under typhoon disasters considering multi-effect, because pose a great threat coastal and existing research ignored multi-effect obtained conservative results. Method: This paper proposes method predict damage towers tower-line coupling, aging, corrosion, guy wire reinforcement, etc. The coupling effect uses two-step reliability model. first step calculates probability lines. Then, we couple wind load through binomial distribution. second towers. aging two-parameter Weibull distribution calculate failure probability. corrosion uniform theory reinforcement realized by increasing mean value design for strength curves. Next, this addition equation integrate final prediction Finally, used 110-kV THJ (TieHaiJia) line in Guangdong province, China Typhoon “Mangkhut” 2018 as an example check accuracy proposed method. Results: results show that comprehensive close 1, can only reduce 0.003. Conclusion: concluded improve closer practice, but should not be blindly improved.

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ژورنال

عنوان ژورنال: Journal of smart environments and green computing

سال: 2022

ISSN: ['2767-6595']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.20517/jsegc.2020.04