Extracting of Sagging Profile of Overhead Power Transmission Line Via Image Processing
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Abstract
Sagging of the conductor in transmission line has a vital role in the safety, reliability and efficiency of power transmission. Transmission lines must be designed to guarantee the maximum static loading capacity. This is done by maintaining the minimum vertical clearance between the cables and the ground. However, the increase of the cable length between two tower, leads to the high cost of material and electrical energy loss, as well as increasing the possibility of intervention. On the other hand, reducing the line sagging induces high tension in the conductor, which may lead to damage of the conductor. To assure a safety sagging profile, an inspection is essential at the establishment and maintainance of the power transmission lines. In this paper firstly the mathematical formulation of long and heavy cables are developed. Then an image processing method is applied for inspection of cable sagging. To investigate the method a reconfigurable experimental setup is designed to provide various sagging profiles and the sagging profile is extracted via image processing and the result is compared to that of analytical method.
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