The utility model relates to a prestressed ribbed concrete filled
steel tube cage type
tower structure which comprises a plurality of sections of connected
steel tube cages, and each section of
steel tube cage comprises
prestressed concrete steel tubes,
metal rings, crossed steel tubes and transverse steel tubes. The
prestressed concrete steel pipes are annularly arranged and are composed of steel pipes, stiffeners bonded to the inner side walls of the steel pipes, prestressed steel strand bundles penetrating through the axial directions of the steel pipes and self-compacting high-strength concrete. The multiple
layers of
metal rings are welded to the outer side of the
prestressed concrete steel
pipe, and vertical connecting flanges are arranged at the ends of the
metal rings. The plurality of prestressed concrete steel pipes are connected into a cage-shaped structure by the crossed steel pipes and the transverse steel pipes through the connecting plates and the
welding lug plates; wherein the steel
pipe cage is formed by splicing at least two semi-arc-shaped prefabricated sections on site, splicing surfaces are fixed through vertical connecting flanges and connecting plates by bolts, and the bolt connecting positions are covered with
welding layers to form a maintenance-free structure. The fatigue life of the whole
tower is remarkably prolonged, and the
tower is suitable for land high-wind-speed draught fans and
offshore wind power scenes.