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Title: Reliability analysis of a microwave tower for fluctuating mean wind with directional effect
Authors: Deoliyaa, R
Dattab, T K
Keywords: Microwave towers
Reliability
System reliability
Fluctuating mean wind
Directional effect
First order second moment method
Issue Date: 2000
Citation: Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 67(3), 257–267
Abstract: The reliability analysis of a 75 m tall steel lattice tower is presented for the annual variation of mean wind velocity taken as a function of both mean wind speed and direction. A parametric study is also conducted in order to investigate the effect of different important parameters on the component and system reliability of the tower. Variation of the mean wind velocity is determined from the continuous records of the hourly mean wind speed and the hourly mean values of the two components of the wind velocity. Annual probability of maximum response of a component of the tower exceeding a threshold level is determined as the mean number of crossing per day of the velocity vector out of the safe resistance boundary surface defined as a function of mean wind speed and direction. Using the above method of analysis, reliability against allowable stress failure of critical members of the tower and the consequent, system eliability are determined for a number of parametric variations. It...
URI: http://eprint.iitd.ac.in/dspace/handle/2074/791
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