Experimental Study and Finite Element Analysis on Ultimate Bearing Capacity of Joint of Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer for Transmission Tower[J]. 2013, 47(9): 112-118+125.
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Experimental Study and Finite Element Analysis on Ultimate Bearing Capacity of Joint of Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer for Transmission Tower[J]. 2013, 47(9): 112-118+125.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201309019.
Experimental Study and Finite Element Analysis on Ultimate Bearing Capacity of Joint of Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer for Transmission Tower
To popularize the application of glass fiber reinforced polymer(GFRP)to power transmission tower
its mechanical properties are tested to obtain the fundamental mechanical parameters
and the performances and failure patterns of six full-scale GFRP connection joints are investigated. Static behaviors of the joints are also analyzed by the finite element model. Both experimental and numerical results show that GFRP material is endowed with high tensile strength
its tensile strength in parallel fiber direction gets extremely higher than that in transverse fiber direction
and GFRP joint with high bearing capacity can be used in transmission tower safely. The strain of 5×10
-3
is suggested as critical value of GFRP joint ultimate st
rength for design. The weakest part of this joint is located in the connection of GFRP tube and steel bush
and the connection type becomes the main factor affecting the joint ultimate strength.
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