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Fig 1.

Schematic illustration of the bolt structure of the T-type clamp and the application of preload.

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Fig 2.

Force analysis of the contact surface between the bolt and the conductor.

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Fig 3.

The relationship between bolt preload and contact pressure.

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Fig 4.

Alternating electric field–induced electrostriction at the conductor–bolt contact surface.

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Fig 5.

Magnetostrictive effect at the conductor–bolt contact interface induced by the alternating magnetic field.

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Fig 6.

Thermal pressure at the conductor–bolt contact interface induced by the temperature field.

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Fig 7.

On-site layout of the experiment for the T-type clamp.

(a) Setup for the temperature-rise experiment. (b) Setup for the displacement experiment.

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Fig 8.

Application of torque to the T-type clamp using a torque wrench.

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Table 1.

Average Temperature at the Conductor-Fitting Contact Interface (°C).

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Fig 9.

Application of torque to the T-type clamp using a torque wrench.

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Table 2.

Displacement Values on Clamp Surfaces(m).

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Fig 10.

Variation Curve of the Average Displacement of the T-Type Clamp under Different Applied Torques.

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Table 3.

Parameter Settings for the T-type Clamp and Conductor.

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Fig 11.

Schematic illustration of mesh generation and local mesh refinement.

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Fig 12.

Displacement distribution of the T-type clamp calculated using the conventional algorithm (unit: m).

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Fig 13.

Displacement distribution of the T-type clamp calculated using the algorithm presented in this paper (unit: m).

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Fig 14.

Bolt preload obtained by various methods.

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