Refined Kinematic Relations and Numerical Evaluation of Static Stiffness of Multi-layered Conductors Under Coupled Tension, Torsion, and Bending Loads

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This paper develops refined kinematic relations for helical cable strands and multi-layer conductors under coupled axial tension, torsion, and bending, explicitly modifying curvature, wire twist, and within-strand quantities to include wire elongation. The authors derive a mathematical framework for single-layer stiffness and extend it to multi-layer conductors typical of overhead transmission systems, introducing elongation-induced shear displacement into normal and binormal shear force calculations. Numerical results for a single-layer 7-wire strand show that wire elongation decreases normal flexural strain by 10–12% and bending stiffness by 5%, while for multilayer conductors (Panther, Zebra, Moose) axial and torsional stiffness remain unchanged relative to existing models with only slight decreases in bending stiffness for Panther and Moose. The work is a Research Square preprint and not peer reviewed, and it is limited to mechanical stiffness modeling and numerical comparisons rather than experimental validation. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract The behaviour of helical cable strands under axial and bending actions is governed by the complex interaction of its individual helical wires. In this study, the fundamental expressions for curvature, wire twist, within strands are modified to incorporate the combined influence of wire elongation—a factor largely overlooked in earlier research. Additionally, the resulting shear displacement from this elongation is introduced into the normal and binormal shear force calculations, marking the first inclusion of such effects in coupled axial–bending analysis. Using these kinematic improvements, a mathematical framework is developed to determine the single layer cable stiffness subjected to simultaneous loading patterns. The approach is subsequently applied to multi-layer conductors typical of overhead transmission systems. Numerical outcomes are compared with existing published data, highlighting the differences produced by the enhanced formulation. The results of the numerical analysis through refined kinematic relations for a single-layer 7-wire strand indicates that the elongation of the wire results in a decrease of normal flexural strain by 10% to 12% and bending stiffness by 5%. Where as in case of multilayer conductors (Panther, Zebra, Moose), there is no change in axial and torsional stiffness in comparison with the existing mathematical models, but bending stiffness decreases slightly for Panther and Moose multilayer conductors, thereby validating the novelty of the refined kinematic relations.
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In this study, the fundamental expressions for curvature, wire twist, within strands are modified to incorporate the combined influence of wire elongation—a factor largely overlooked in earlier research. Additionally, the resulting shear displacement from this elongation is introduced into the normal and binormal shear force calculations, marking the first inclusion of such effects in coupled axial–bending analysis. Using these kinematic improvements, a mathematical framework is developed to determine the single layer cable stiffness subjected to simultaneous loading patterns. The approach is subsequently applied to multi-layer conductors typical of overhead transmission systems. Numerical outcomes are compared with existing published data, highlighting the differences produced by the enhanced formulation. The results of the numerical analysis through refined kinematic relations for a single-layer 7-wire strand indicates that the elongation of the wire results in a decrease of normal flexural strain by 10% to 12% and bending stiffness by 5%. Where as in case of multilayer conductors (Panther, Zebra, Moose), there is no change in axial and torsional stiffness in comparison with the existing mathematical models, but bending stiffness decreases slightly for Panther and Moose multilayer conductors, thereby validating the novelty of the refined kinematic relations. Physical sciences/Engineering Physical sciences/Materials science Physical sciences/Mathematics and computing kinematic relations helical cable stiffness bending tension torsion loads mathematical models Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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