Abstract

A transmission tower is a tall structure, usually a steel lattice tower used to support an overhead power line. They are used in high voltage AC and DC systems. Steel tower structure resting on footings are currently becoming popular in any geographical location for electrical transmission, microwave transmission etc. It is necessary to have an understudy of the behavior of such structures and provide an economical design. To understand the performance of such high rise structures, it is necessary to know their behavior considering the soil structure interaction. Modeling of Transmission tower for the validation purpose is done. The basic soil properties of laterite were also found accordingly. Here the entire transmission tower with the isolated footing is modeled and analyzed in STAAD Pro V8i and STAAD Foundation software. The total load transmitted to each tower leg is found using STAAAD Pro and the size of isolated footing under each tower leg is determined using the STAAD Foundation software respectively. If required the soil structure interaction effects (SSI) can also be found easily

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