A frozen foundation for transmission towers

Abstract

The invention relates to a frozen earth foundation for a power transmission tower. The power transmission tower comprises a vertically-arranged tower body, a tower head transversely arranged at the upper end of the tower body and a power transmission line arranged on the tower head. The frozen earth foundation comprises a triangular frame formed by connecting angle iron principal materials, an angle iron diagonal member and horizontally-arranged evaporation pipes in a cross manner. The power transmission line is provided with an anti-galloping device. The frozen earth foundation is arranged below the frozen earth ground surface, tower leg connecting bases connected with tower legs are arranged at the upper end of the frozen earth foundation, and foundation fixing bases fixing the frozen earth foundation are arranged at the lower end of the frozen earth foundation. According to the frozen earth foundation for the power transmission tower, frozen earth thawing is prevented, the stability of the power transmission tower is enhanced, and production and maintenance cost is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to cryogenic technology processing equipment, in particular to a frozen soil foundation for power transmission towers. Background technique [0002] Frozen soil is a kind of soil and rock with a temperature lower than 0°C and contains ice. According to the length of frozen soil preservation time, it is mainly divided into seasonal frozen soil (half a month to several months) and permafrost (more than one year). my country's Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is the most widely distributed area of ​​high-altitude and low-latitude permafrost in the world. Not only because of the existence of ice, the properties of permafrost will undergo complex and fundamental changes compared with thawing soil. Once permafrost is disturbed and melted for a long time, its bearing capacity will be greatly reduced, which will bring hidden dangers to engineering safety. In order to prevent permafrost from melting, a permafrost foundation for transmission towers i...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Existing permafrost foundations often use conical column foundations, excavated piles or cast-in-situ piles, which will involve the following problems: ①The pile diameter is large, and the pile foundation is relatively shallow. In summer, the heat from the upper end of the pile foundation and the surrounding surface will be quickly and massively transferred to the frozen soil below through the tower foundation, which will have an important impact on the stability of the frozen soil foundation of the tower foundation

② The structure of the foundation project is complex, and it is difficult to completely compact and restore the original soil layer structure during the construction process

③Complicated structure, high production and maintenance costs

④ The existing prefabricated foundation uses angle steel as the support material, which only has a single supporting force function and cannot protect the permafrost structure

⑤The existing prefabricated foundation only has a single supporting force function, and the stability is poor

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