Research and application of methods to prevent external force damage to underground cables based on the IoT
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Abstract
As cities expand, transitioning various cable types from overhead lines to underground channels is crucial for the stability of the power grid. Underground cables offer high reliability but face threats from external forces, contributing significantly to faults and jeopardizing normal power supply and public safety. This paper addresses the issue of enhancing prevention and control of external damage to urban underground power cables. It investigates an Internet of Things-based method for preventing external damage to underground cables, establishes a monitoring process for preventing external damage to underground cables based on edge computing of vibration sensor data, develops smart markers to prevent external damage, verifies the effectiveness and timeliness of preventing external damage through on-site pilot applications, implements early warning systems for preventing external damage to underground cables, ensures the operational safety of cables, and provides theoretical and practical support for future initiatives by power grid companies to develop intelligent systems for preventing external damage to cables.
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