Analysis of Experimental Studies of Acustic Identification of Wires and Cables Based on a Full Factorial Experiment

Conductor identification in complex electrical systems presents significant challenges due to the presence of multiple cables, many of which may be unidentifiable or entangled. A full factorial experiment was conducted to analyze the influence of different factors on the acoustic identification process, focusing on the sound pressure level of the conductors. The results showed that the distance of the identification point from the sound source significantly affects the identification process. This study contributes to the development of efficient and safe conductor identification methods, addressing the limitations of existing methods and improving the operational reliability of electrical systems.