the demand for high-frequency acquisition in low-voltage distribution station areas is increasing. However
affected by the complex structure of low-voltage distribution lines
equipment constraints
and on-site environmental interference
it is difficult to improve the success rate of load curve acquisition for low-voltage users
and the expected acquisition effect cannot be achieved. Starting from all links of the power information acquisition system
this paper analyzes the main causes affecting the success rate of data acquisition for low-voltage users and proposes optimization measures such as remote communication network optimization
local communication upgrading
and large station area splitting. Field application verifies that the proposed measures can effectively improve the success rate of data acquisition for low-voltage users
which is of great significance for promoting the development of high-frequency acquisition communication technology in distribution network station areas.
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