The jumper is a connected conductor to route the long span transmission line (TL) around the metal tower. The physical parameters of jumper and TL are nearly the same, except that the span of jumper is generally about 10–15 m, less much than the TL. Considering the rising wind-induced flashover accidents of jumper compared to the TL, it is meaningful to figure out the reasons why the jumper is vulnerable to wind-induced flashover, and help to improve existing jumper structures. Three potential factors are proposed, including the resonant response, the non-Gaussian wind, and the short-rise-time gust. A model of transmission line system included the jumper is established and various methods are used to give a thorough analysis on the root cause of the different wind-induced dynamic responses exhibited by the TLs and jumpers subject to winds. The results show that the aerodynamic damping ratio of jumper is less than half of TL's, which makes a greater than 50 % increment of the dynamic response by the resonant response at the suspension insulator string for jumper. Moreover, the jumper is more sensitive to the upstream wind and are easily affected by the non-Gaussian wind and the short-rise-time wind than TLs. Based on theoretical derivation, the modified formula of the gust response factor for jumper is proposed to help the wind-resistance design. In general, more caution on the wind-resistance design for the flexible jumper structure is required to avoid becoming the weakness in the transmission line system during wind disasters.
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