This invention relates to a wind-resistant prefabricated foundation for transmission towers in mountainous areas and its
assembly method, belonging to the field of
power engineering technology. It aims to solve the technical problems of existing mountain
transmission tower foundations, such as easy loosening due to freeze-thaw cycles, inconvenient construction, insufficient wind resistance, and
slope failure caused by soil
erosion. The foundation includes a ground surface, a pit, an anchoring mechanism, a
wire mesh foundation I, a
wire mesh foundation II, a frozen soil adaptive expansion mechanism, a connecting sleeve, a slope
protection mechanism, and foundation columns. Each component is prefabricated in the factory and assembled on-site. The anchoring mechanism achieves automatic anchoring, the
wire mesh foundations are arranged in reverse to enhance wind resistance, the frozen soil adaptive expansion mechanism uses its own weight to compensate for freeze-thaw gaps and self-locks, and the slope
protection mechanism adapts to soil
erosion and adheres closely to the
soil surface. This invention eliminates the need for complex grouting, is convenient to construct, achieves freeze-thaw
adaptation, strong wind resistance, and prevention of soil
erosion, requires no secondary manual maintenance, is suitable for complex working conditions in mountainous areas, and extends the service life of the foundation.