High-Voltage Cable Distributed Temperature Monitoring System
The distributed online temperature-monitoring system for high-voltage power cables is designed to prevent fires caused by overheating at cable joints. It accurately and promptly transmits temperatures along the cable to the central control room. If a measured temperature exceeds the preset alarm threshold, the system issues an alarm for timely action. Microwave and electromagnetic interference in high-voltage equipment can make conventional temperature measurements difficult or unreliable. Distributed fiber-optic temperature sensing offers distinctive advantages: optical fiber carries both sensing and transmission signals, overcoming strong electromagnetic interference in power systems; a single fiber senses and transmits temperature information along its length; advanced OTDR technology and the temperature sensitivity of Raman scattering identify temperature changes at different positions. This provides truly distributed measurement for long-distance temperature measurement, real-time online monitoring and fire alarms. The system uses a special temperature-sensing fiber-optic cable as the detector. It is electrically passive, intrinsically explosion-proof, lightning-resistant, corrosion-resistant and immune to electromagnetic interference, enabling real-time monitoring of internal temperatures in large power-cable installations. Military-grade lasers, telecommunications-grade photodetectors and fiber filters improve reliability. Closed-loop control prevents accuracy degradation caused by ambient-temperature changes and component temperature drift. A modular design simplifies maintenance, and stringent product testing supports stable, reliable long-term operation in harsh environments.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Measurement Distance | 10 km |
| Spatial Resolution | 1 m |
| Measurement Accuracy | 1 °C |
| Temperature Resolution | 0.1 °C |
| Real-Time Display Interval [At Points along the Cable] | 1 m |
| Measurement Principle | OTDR Technology and the Temperature Sensitivity of Raman Scattering |
| Alarm Modes | Multilevel Temperature / Temperature Rise Rate / Temperature Rise Trend |
| Network Connectivity | LAN / WAN |
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