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Wind-Induced Vibration Control for Substation Frame on Viscous Damper

Bingji Lan¹, Kanghao Yan^{1, *}

1 North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power, Zhengzhou, 450045, China.

* Corresponding Author: Kanghao Yan. Email: .

Computers, Materials & Continua 2020, 62(3), 1303-1315. https://doi.org/10.32604/cmc.2020.06584

Abstract

In order to study the wind-induced vibration control effect of the viscous damper on the large-scale substation frame, this paper takes the large-scale 1000 kV substation frame of western Inner Mongolia as an example. The time-history sample of pulsating wind load is simulated by harmonic superposition method based on Matlab software. 6 kinds of viscous damper arrangement schemes have been designed, and SAP2000 finite element software is used for fine modeling and input wind speed time history load for nonlinear time history analysis. The displacement and acceleration of a typical node are the indicators of wind vibration control. The wind-induced vibration control effects of different schemes under different damping parameters have compared, and the damping parameters are analyzed for the optimal layout scheme. The results show that a viscous damper has installed in the lower layers of the substation; a viscous damper is placed between the ground column and the lattice beam. It is an integrated optimal solution. The wind-induced vibration control effect of the optimal scheme is sensitive to the viscous damper parameters, and the control effect does not increase linearly with the increase of the damping index and the damping coefficient. Corresponding to different damping indexes, the damping coefficient has a better range of values.

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