Development of Resonant De Ice Device Based on Visual Detection of Line Ice Coverage

Aiming at the ice coating problem on medium-voltage overhead lines, this paper proposes a resonance de-icing device based on an improved YOLOv7 algorithm to achieve efficient and intelligent ice detection and removal. First, by introducing the SimAM three-dimensional attention mechanism to optimize feature extraction capability, combining the MPDIoU loss function to enhance bounding box regression accuracy, and designing a task-specific context decoupling head to separate classification and regression tasks, the ice detection accuracy and real-time performance are significantly improved. Second, an integrated ice observation/de-icing device is developed, which incorporates the improved YOLOv7 visual detection algorithm and a resonance vibration module. Through a dynamic frequency optimization strategy, precise matching between the excitation frequency and the inherent frequency of the conductor is achieved. The findings from the engineering experiments demonstrate that the de-icing apparatus conceptualized in this study is capable of effectively identifying the condition of ice-covered conductors and de-icing them. This research presents a novel technical solution for the intelligent de-icing of overhead lines, which holds significant value for engineering applications.

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Electronics
Published
2025-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics14163246
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1
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Icing and De-icing Technologies
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Abstract

Aiming at the ice coating problem on medium-voltage overhead lines, this paper proposes a resonance de-icing device based on an improved YOLOv7 algorithm to achieve efficient and intelligent ice detection and removal. First, by introducing the SimAM three-dimensional attention mechanism to optimize feature extraction capability, combining the MPDIoU loss function to enhance bounding box regression accuracy, and designing a task-specific context decoupling head to separate classification and regression tasks, the ice detection accuracy and real-time performance are significantly improved. Second, an integrated ice observation/de-icing device is developed, which incorporates the improved YOLOv7 visual detection algorithm and a resonance vibration module. Through a dynamic frequency optimization strategy, precise matching between the excitation frequency and the inherent frequency of the conductor is achieved. The findings from the engineering experiments demonstrate that the de-icing apparatus conceptualized in this study is capable of effectively identifying the condition of ice-covered conductors and de-icing them. This research presents a novel technical solution for the intelligent de-icing of overhead lines, which holds significant value for engineering applications.

ElectronicsVol. 14(16)
Shandong University of Technology (CN), North China Electric Power University (CN), Baoding University (CN), China Southern Power Grid (China) (CN), Power Grid Corporation (India) (IN)
Shandong University, National Office for Philosophy and Social Sciences, Shandong University of Technology
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