Study of Full Composite Pole-Aluminum Conductor Composite Core System Ice-Shedding Response

Abstract

Full composite pole-aluminum conductor composite core system is gradually used in the 10kV distribution network. In order to study the different ice-shedding forms of the dynamic response of this distribution system, the author established a conductor-insulator and pole-conductor system with two finite element models to study the linear section and corner section of the line in different forms of ice-shedding and ice-shedding rate under the influence of the line ice-shedding response degree. The results show that the pole-conductor model is a good model for the design of distribution lines with carbon fiber cores. The results also show that the ice jump height of the pole-conductor model is smaller than that of the conductor-insulator model, which is related to the coupling relationship between the composite pole and aluminum conductor composite core. The stay wire of the corner pole will absorb most of the energy generated by ice-shedding. In addition, when non-uniform ice-shedding, the line vibration is more violent, the jump height is higher, and the maximum axial force generated after ice-shedding is greater, which has certain safety risks.