Numerical Study of Composite Fiberglass Cross Arms under Statics Loading and Improvement with Sleeve Installation

In this paper, the structural deformation of fiberglass composite cross arms under statics loading were numerically simulated using the ANSYS software. The alternate variant of cross arms with one-meter sleeve span installed on both arms was considered as an improvement study. By comparing both cros...

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Main Authors: Mohamad, D., Syamsir, A., Beddu, S., Abas, A., Ng, F.C., Razali, M.F., Seman, S.A.H.A.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-131952020-08-18T08:27:09Z Numerical Study of Composite Fiberglass Cross Arms under Statics Loading and Improvement with Sleeve Installation Mohamad, D. Syamsir, A. Beddu, S. Abas, A. Ng, F.C. Razali, M.F. Seman, S.A.H.A. In this paper, the structural deformation of fiberglass composite cross arms under statics loading were numerically simulated using the ANSYS software. The alternate variant of cross arms with one-meter sleeve span installed on both arms was considered as an improvement study. By comparing both cross arms systems, it is found that the total deformation was reduced from 127.49 mm to 95.367 mm by introducing the sleeve. Besides, the stress level appears to be lowered in the cross arms with sleeve installed. The sleeve is regards as a viable solution to reduce both deformation and stress level of cross arms, thus lengthen its life span and saving maintenance costs. © 2019 IOP Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved. 2020-02-03T03:31:01Z 2020-02-03T03:31:01Z 2019-06 Conference Paper 10.1088/1757-899X/530/1/012027 en
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description In this paper, the structural deformation of fiberglass composite cross arms under statics loading were numerically simulated using the ANSYS software. The alternate variant of cross arms with one-meter sleeve span installed on both arms was considered as an improvement study. By comparing both cross arms systems, it is found that the total deformation was reduced from 127.49 mm to 95.367 mm by introducing the sleeve. Besides, the stress level appears to be lowered in the cross arms with sleeve installed. The sleeve is regards as a viable solution to reduce both deformation and stress level of cross arms, thus lengthen its life span and saving maintenance costs. © 2019 IOP Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.
format Conference Paper
author Mohamad, D.
Syamsir, A.
Beddu, S.
Abas, A.
Ng, F.C.
Razali, M.F.
Seman, S.A.H.A.
spellingShingle Mohamad, D.
Syamsir, A.
Beddu, S.
Abas, A.
Ng, F.C.
Razali, M.F.
Seman, S.A.H.A.
Numerical Study of Composite Fiberglass Cross Arms under Statics Loading and Improvement with Sleeve Installation
author_facet Mohamad, D.
Syamsir, A.
Beddu, S.
Abas, A.
Ng, F.C.
Razali, M.F.
Seman, S.A.H.A.
author_sort Mohamad, D.
title Numerical Study of Composite Fiberglass Cross Arms under Statics Loading and Improvement with Sleeve Installation
title_short Numerical Study of Composite Fiberglass Cross Arms under Statics Loading and Improvement with Sleeve Installation
title_full Numerical Study of Composite Fiberglass Cross Arms under Statics Loading and Improvement with Sleeve Installation
title_fullStr Numerical Study of Composite Fiberglass Cross Arms under Statics Loading and Improvement with Sleeve Installation
title_full_unstemmed Numerical Study of Composite Fiberglass Cross Arms under Statics Loading and Improvement with Sleeve Installation
title_sort numerical study of composite fiberglass cross arms under statics loading and improvement with sleeve installation
publishDate 2020
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