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Engineering Group Review Article Article ID: igmin291

Comparative Analysis of Lattice Pylons and Polygonal Monopods in the SNEL SA Electricity Network

Energy Systems DOI10.61927/igmin291 Affiliation

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    1Regional School of Water (ERE), University of Kinshasa (UNIKIN), Kinshsasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo

    2President Joseph Kasa-Vubu University, Polytechnic Faculty, Boma, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Abstract

This research was conducted to compare the use of lattice towers and polygonal monopods in the electricity grid infrastructure of the National Society of Electricity (SNEL SA) in the Democratic Republic of Congo. In the face of vandalism and increasing energy demand, it is crucial to analyze the security and reliability of the infrastructure. The study used an analytical approach, including geometric assessments and simulations with Impax software to model the performance of the towers. The results showed that monopods offer significant advantages in terms of resistance to vandalism, maintenance costs, and aesthetics. In conclusion, this research highlights the importance of considering monopods as a viable solution to improve the security and performance of electrical infrastructure. The lessons learned indicate that appropriate design choices can reduce economic losses and optimize energy supply.

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