Powerline Fault Detection and Location Tracking with GSM

Electricity is critical for the progress of livelihood in many Indian cities. However, there are numerous issues with power loss, often caused by obstacles falling on transmission lines or faults in the lines. Additionally, under voltage and over voltage pose significant concerns as they can lead to equipment damage. Unfortunately, these voltage issues often go unreported to the centralized body, such as KSEB in Kerala, as people have to manually call the authorities. This method is not only inconvenient but also ineffective, especially during nighttime power outages when reporting becomes challenging. Moreover, connecting with KSEB can be problematic due to the high volume of calls, leading to server connection issues. When line breakages occur, KSEB workers must manually locate the fault, a cumbersome process. To address these challenges, we need a method to swiftly identify faults in the power lines. By monitoring parameters like voltage and current flow using sensors, we can detect under voltage and over voltage situations. The collected data can then be analyzed using a microcontroller and transmitted to the relevant authorities. Additionally, implementing a location tracking system by assigning post numbers to modules can facilitate accurate fault localization. By pinpointing the fault location, the identification process becomes more efficient.

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Published
2024-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccpct61902.2024.10673361
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Power Systems Fault Detection
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Abstract

Electricity is critical for the progress of livelihood in many Indian cities. However, there are numerous issues with power loss, often caused by obstacles falling on transmission lines or faults in the lines. Additionally, under voltage and over voltage pose significant concerns as they can lead to equipment damage. Unfortunately, these voltage issues often go unreported to the centralized body, such as KSEB in Kerala, as people have to manually call the authorities. This method is not only inconvenient but also ineffective, especially during nighttime power outages when reporting becomes challenging. Moreover, connecting with KSEB can be problematic due to the high volume of calls, leading to server connection issues. When line breakages occur, KSEB workers must manually locate the fault, a cumbersome process. To address these challenges, we need a method to swiftly identify faults in the power lines. By monitoring parameters like voltage and current flow using sensors, we can detect under voltage and over voltage situations. The collected data can then be analyzed using a microcontroller and transmitted to the relevant authorities. Additionally, implementing a location tracking system by assigning post numbers to modules can facilitate accurate fault localization. By pinpointing the fault location, the identification process becomes more efficient.

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