Cable Eccentricity Detection Method Based on Magnetic Field

Amid the rapid advancement of electronic information technology, the need for cable eccentricity measurement in the industry is increasing both in China and across the globe. Current detection methods have several flaws, including high costs, insufficient accuracy, and instability. In this paper, we introduce a magnetic field-based detection method for cable eccentricity that provides high precision and cost-effectiveness. We position three pairs of magnetic field-collection modules in a circular array to gather magnetic flux density information induced by the electrified cable. We apply the law of electromagnetic induction to calculate the cable eccentricity. Our method is non-contact, preserving the cable's integrity. Our method outperforms traditional detection methods, not only in achieving greater accuracy and stability but also in significantly lowering the detection cost. Simulations and experiments show that our method's error rate under specified conditions is 0~4%, with a maximum standard deviation of 0.11, confirming its precision and stability in detecting cable eccentricity. The effectiveness of our method is influenced by two factors: lift-off value and loading current intensity. Our method presents a novel concept and a dependable strategy for the progress of cable eccentricity-detection technology.

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Sensors
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2024-08-26
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https://doi.org/10.3390/s24175525
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Cable Eccentricity Detection Method Based on Magnetic Field

Yinghong Zhang, Yuandi Liu, Pengxuan Wei
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Cable Eccentricity Detection Method Based on Magnetic Field

Yinghong Zhang, Yuandi Liu, Pengxuan Wei
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Abstract

Amid the rapid advancement of electronic information technology, the need for cable eccentricity measurement in the industry is increasing both in China and across the globe. Current detection methods have several flaws, including high costs, insufficient accuracy, and instability. In this paper, we introduce a magnetic field-based detection method for cable eccentricity that provides high precision and cost-effectiveness. We position three pairs of magnetic field-collection modules in a circular array to gather magnetic flux density information induced by the electrified cable. We apply the law of electromagnetic induction to calculate the cable eccentricity. Our method is non-contact, preserving the cable's integrity. Our method outperforms traditional detection methods, not only in achieving greater accuracy and stability but also in significantly lowering the detection cost. Simulations and experiments show that our method's error rate under specified conditions is 0~4%, with a maximum standard deviation of 0.11, confirming its precision and stability in detecting cable eccentricity. The effectiveness of our method is influenced by two factors: lift-off value and loading current intensity. Our method presents a novel concept and a dependable strategy for the progress of cable eccentricity-detection technology.

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