Mathematical Theory of Longitudinally Loaded Elastic-Plastic Transmission Lines -- Statics

Lindsey, Keith E.

doi:10.1109/tpas.1978.354521

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“…Mozer et al [9] emphasised the results from an equilibrium solution based on a non‐linear stiffness analysis of the line system, in which the flexibility of the support structures is considered. Moreover, Lindsey [10] presented a unified and complete mathematical model to predict the longitudinal strength of a transmission‐line system. Some tests [11, 12] and computer programs [13, 14] were developed and presented that can statically analyse a flexible transmission‐line system subjected to broken conductors and unbalanced ice conditions.…”

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