To address the equipment failure and grid safety issues caused by ice accumulation on transmission lines
this study takes the lines crossing the Qinling Mountains in Baoji as the research object and conducts research on ice accumulation monitoring
prediction
and risk assessment technologies.
Method
In the monitoring phase
machine vision technolo
gy was adopted. Through image preprocessing
conductor pixel extraction
and width measurement algorithms
combined with the "Ice Observation Spirit Spirit" image sensor
real-time monitoring of ice thickness was achieved. In the prediction phase
a database of surrounding meteorological stations was constructed. Based on the Haversine formula
meteorological data with high matching degrees were obtained. Then
the meteorological data were refined through interpolation methods. The processed data were input into the WRF numerical weather model to simulate key meteorological elements. The simulation results drove the Makkonen ice accumulation model to calculate the increase in ice thickness. Combined with real-time monitoring values
the prediction results were obtained. In the risk assessment phase
ice accumulation tripping samples
tower static data
and meteorological data were integrated. After feature engineering processing
an XGBoost model was constructed
and differentiated dynamic early warning thresholds were designed. Ultimately
the functions of the three modules were implemented based on Python
and a visualization monitoring
early warning
and risk assessment system was developed.
Result
The research shows that the error between the ice thickness monitoring results and the manual measurement results is ≤ 3%
and the error of the ice thickness prediction results is ≤ 5%. In terms of risk assessment
it can accurately predict the probability of ice accumulation tripping within 1~3 hours and 3~6 hours and issue graded early warnings.
Conclusion
The developed visualization monitoring
early warning
and risk assessment system can integrate monitoring
prediction
and assessment functions
providing decision support for the intelligent operation and maintenance of transmission lines in the Baoji power grid and effectively reducing the losses caused by ice accumulation disasters.
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