large collection of peer-reviewed IEEE and other industry standards and guidelines related to overhead transmission line design, testing, construction, and maintenance is summarized in this recommended practice. This includes aspects such as structures, foundations, conductors, insulators, hardware, and electrical effects. It identifies the documents in an organized and comprehensive fashion along with explanations of the material presented within each document and when a particular document should be considered.
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Abstract: large collection of peer-reviewed IEEE and other industry standards and guidelines related to overhead transmission line design, testing, construction, and maintenance is summarized in this recommended practice. This includes aspects such as structures, foundations, conductors, insulators, hardware, and electrical effects. It identifies the documents in an organized and comprehensive fashion along with explanations of the material presented within each document and when a particular document should be considered.
ISBN(s):9798855705201, 9798855705218, 9798855705911
Abstract: Fatigue of Welded Structures 2ed (British Welding Research Association Series)
(ISBN-13: 9780521071154 and ISBN-10: 0521071151),
written by authors T. R. Gurney,
Published by Cambridge University Press in 1968.
Welded structures affect our lives, since welding is the principle joining method employed in the fabrication industry. This book, consisting of 15 well-written chapters and an appendix, details various aspects of fatigue. The author is a well known researcher and contributor on welded structures.
MOP 104 (2nd edi) - Recommended Practice for Fiber-reinforced Polymer Products for Overhead Utility Line Structures
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Abstract: Recommended Practice for Fiber Reinforced Polymer Products for Overhead Utility Line Structures, MOP 104, Second Edition, details best practices for the use of fiberreinforced polymer (FRP) composite poles and crossarms in resilient conductor support applications. With continued advancements and innovations in the composite industry in the 16 years since the first edition was published, this new edition updates and expands on nearly every aspect of FRP pole and crossarm testing, design considerations, installation, and asset management, providing the line designer with another tool in the line design tool box in addition to the traditional materials of wood, steel, and concrete. MOP 104, Second Edition, provides recommendations and suggested guidelines for performance based tests for all FRP components, discusses factors that could affect the performance of FRP poles after installation, suggests field inspection methods, and provides basic maintenance and field repair techniques. Notable updates include
Recommendations on when to utilize FRP products; An in depth review of serviceability equivalency (i.e., deflection) and strength equivalency for optimized FRP composite pole selection; Material industry best practice hardware solutions for FRP structures for a range of overhead line framings; Comprehensive installation review including foundation options; and Field inspection recommendations, including fiber bloom examples, and potential maintenance requirements.
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Abstract: Sponsored by the Task Committee on Substation Structural Design of the Electrical Transmission Structures Committee of the Special Design Issues Technical Administrative Committee of the Technical Activities Division of the Structural Engineering Institute of ASCE
Substation Structure Design Guide, MOP 113, Second Edition, documents electrical substation structural design practice and provides guidance and recommendations for the design of outdoor electrical substation structures. This publication offers an overview of structure types and typical electrical equipment.
Topics include
• Definitions, electrical equipment, and structure types;
• Loading criteria for substation structures;
• Deflection criteria for operational loading;
• Method of analysis;
• Member and connection design;
• Foundations types;
• Connections to foundations;
• Quality control and quality assurance;
• Construction, maintenance, and testing;
• Retrofit of existing substation infrastructures; and
• Oil containment and barrier walls.
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ACI-TMS CODE-122.2-24: Thermal Properties of Concrete and Masonry for Use in Determining Energy Code Compliance for Low-Rise Residential Buildings—Code Requirements and Commentary
This Code prescribes minimum design and construction requirements for energy efficiency of building envelopes of new buildings and additions to buildings. It applies to buildings having concrete walls, roofs, or floors; masonry walls; and masonry veneer, including veneer attached to frame walls as part of the building envelope. It also provides minimum thermal properties for these assemblies for code compliance. This Code is applicable to low-rise residential buildings that use either electricity from any generation source or fossil fuel. It can be used with applicable energy codes and standards such as the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC).
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energy efficiency; specific heat; thermal conductivity; thermal diffusivity; thermal resistance; thermal transmittance.
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ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION AND SUBSTATION STRUCTURES 2022: INNOVATING FOR CRITICAL GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE
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Abstract: Proceedings of the Electrical Transmission and Substation Structures Conference 2022, held in Orlando, Florida, October 2-6, 2022. Sponsored by the Structural Engineering Institute of ASCE.
This collection contains 49 peer-reviewed papers on the analysis, design, construction, and maintenance of electrical transmission lines and substation structures and foundations.
Topics include: wildfires; structural design and analysis; lattice towers; managing aging infrastructure; substations; loadings; foundations; special design considerations; and case studies.
This proceedings will provide up-to-date information for engineers, suppliers, contractors, utility owners, and other professionals in the electrical transmission industry.
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