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Mechanical Behavior of Crimping Composite Post Insulator: Experimental and Simulation Study

Buildings 2023, 13(5), 1275; https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings13051275
by Jin Xiao 1,2, Yanhong Zhang 1,*, Yichuan Xing 1, Yangyang Jiao 2 and Lihong Zhang 1
Reviewer 1: Anonymous
Reviewer 2: Anonymous
Reviewer 3: Anonymous
Buildings 2023, 13(5), 1275; https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings13051275
Submission received: 18 April 2023 / Revised: 5 May 2023 / Accepted: 11 May 2023 / Published: 13 May 2023
(This article belongs to the Section Building Structures)

Round 1

Reviewer 1 Report

1.         It is necessary to use the traditional scheme of the manuscript (Introduction, Materials and methods, Results and discussion, Conclusion).

2.         Correct the word "comp006Fsite" (line 34).

3.         Decipher the abbreviation MPC.

4.         Check the captions of the figures 1, 2, 5, 6, 10, 11.

5.         Provide a reference to the literary source for the data in Table 1.

6.         Check that all parameters in formulas (1) – (5) are described in the text.

7.         It is recommended in section 1.2. Finite element model to describe in more detail the finite element mesh (type of elements, size of elements). How were the calculations carried out in the ANSYS program?

8.         It is recommended to add a sketch and a photo of the testing stand in section 1.3. Experimental verification of statics. Specify the location of sensors and the direction of action of the load.

9.         Describe in more detail how the results are obtained in Figure 8. Since section 2.2 describes the calculation of natural frequencies.

10.       In section 2. Optimization Design of Flange Structure Parameters, it is necessary to add mechanical requirements to the insulators. To compare the obtained calculation results with the design requirements.

11.       In the text, it is necessary to discuss the practical significance of the obtained results in the design of post insulators.

12.       How is the continuation of this work planned? For example, the use of other pultruded materials for mandrel.

Author Response

28th April 2023

Dear Reviewers,

Ref: buildings-2379868

Title: Mechanical Behavior of Crimping Composite Post Insulator : Experimental and Simulation Study

Thanks very much for the reviewer’s further comment on our manuscript. We have carefully revised the manuscript by addressing your comment. The revised text is highlighted in red in the manuscript. Below is our response to your comments.

Author Response File: Author Response.docx

Reviewer 2 Report

In the reviewed paper, the Authors proposed a finite element simplified model of crimped composite post insulator based on Multi-Point Constraints, which simulates the crimping area of mandrel and flange in engineering practice. It verifies the model's reliability through static tests and characteristic vibration tests. The results show

that the difference between the finite element simulation and test results is within the error border. In my opinion, the paper can be considered for publication, after taking into account the following remarks:

- is like follows "0. Introduction", should be like follows "1. Introduction",

- before paper publishing the paper text needs carefully checking by a professional Native Speaker,

- in the keywords section, a keyword connected with "Buildings" should be also added,

- at the end of the Introduction section, the Authors should add a short information what was the main aim of the paper as well as what was contained in each paper section,

- there is a lack of section (usually it is section number 2) dedicated to a literature review on the subject presented in the paper,

- equations (1), (2), (3), and others: there is a lack of explanation of used variables/acronyms in the equations,

- the title of the figures did not precise the figure content, e.g. "Figure 3. Cantilever", but what cantilever?

- "Figure 8. The mandrel under a horizontal tension of 4.5 KN"- the legend is too small and because of it difficult for reading,

- there is a lack of discussion in the paper dedicated to the presented optimization design of flange structure parameters,

- is like follows "3. Conclusion", should be like follows "3. Conclusions",

- the conclusions section is poor in content and should be developed by adding some detailed conclusions from the presented in the paper research.

 

Before paper publishing the paper text needs carefully checking by a professional Native Speaker.

Author Response

29th April 2023

Dear Reviewers,

Ref: buildings-2379868

Title: Mechanical Behavior of Crimping Composite Post Insulator : Experimental and Simulation Study

Thanks very much for the reviewer’s further comment on our manuscript. We have carefully revised the manuscript by addressing your comment. The revised text is highlighted in red in the manuscript. Below is our response to your comment.

Author Response File: Author Response.docx

Reviewer 3 Report

Dear Authors,

Very interesting article, but please correct minor errors:

- please add this experimental research methodology,

- please describe more clearly the data selected in the numerical analysis,

- introduce a table with the differences of experimental, theoretical and numerical results,

- enter photos from experimental studies.

Minor editing of English language required

Author Response

3th May 2023

Dear Reviewers,

Ref: buildings-2379868

Title: Mechanical Behavior of Crimping Composite Post Insulator : Experimental and Simulation Study

Thanks very much for the reviewer’s further comment on our manuscript. We have carefully revised the manuscript by addressing your comment. The revised text is highlighted in red in the manuscript. Below is our response to your comment.

Author Response File: Author Response.docx

Round 2

Reviewer 3 Report

No comments.

Minor language errors.

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