IEEE 751 1991

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IEEE Trial-Use Design Guide for Wood Transmission Structures

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IEEE	1991	119

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New IEEE Standard – Inactive – Withdrawn. The guide includes definitions, application of loads, structure application, characteristics of natural wood and laminated wood members, design stresses, fabrication of laminated wood members, connections, nonwood members, erection and framing, and quality assurance.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Title Page
4	fIntroduction Participants
6	CONTENTS
8	1. Introduction 1.1 Scope
9	1.2 References
13	1.3 Definitions
16	2. Structure Application 2.1 General 2.2 Wood Benefits
17	2.3 Wood Limitations 3. Characteristics of Wood 3.1 Physical Characteristics
22	3.2 Mechanical Characteristics
30	4. Structure Loading 5. Structural Analysis and Design 5.1 Introduction
31	5.2 Deterministic Design 5.3 Probabilistic Design
34	5.4 Analysis and Design of Single-Pole Structures
37	5.5 Analysis and Design of Braced (H-frame) Structures
46	5.6 Analysis and Design of Guyed Structures
49	6. Glued Laminated Timber Members 6.1 Laminated Veneer Lumber
50	6.2 Structural Glued Laminated Timber (Glulam)
51	7. Connections and Hardware 7.1 General 7.2 Wood Joint Hardware
54	7.3 Fasteners
58	7.4 Insulator Attachments
59	7.5 Guys and Guy Hardware 7.6 Bearing/Uplift Plates (Pole Anchors) 7.7 Splices 7.8 End Fittings for X-braces, Knee-braces, and Vee-braces
60	8. Nonwood Members 8.1 General 8.2 Strength Characteristics of Nonwood Members 8.3 Designing for Structure Testing
61	9. Erection and Framing 9.1 General 9.2 Handling and Storing Poles and Wood Products
63	9.3 Staking for Wood-Pole Construction 9.4 Hole Digging and Pole Setting
65	9.5 Structure Framing Procedures
66	9.6 Anchor and Guy Installation
67	9.7 Construction Personnel 10. Quality Assurance and Control 10.1 Quality Assurance
68	10.2 Quality Control
70	11. Testing 11.1 General 11.2 Component Tests
71	11.3 Pole Tests 11.4 Structure Tests
72	11.5 Pole-Top Assembly Tests
73	12. Electrical Considerations 12.1 General 12.2 Electrical Properties of Wood
74	12.3 Wood Insulation Design
75	12.4 Structure Electrical Fires 12.5 Structure Grounding
76	12.6 Corona and Electric Effects 12.7 Raptor Considerations 12.8 Maintenance and Safety
77	Annex—Sample Problems for Section 5—Structural Analysis and Design