Low-voltage line patrol intelligent auxiliary system

Abstract

The invention discloses an intelligent auxiliary system for low-voltage line patrol, and relates to the field of low-voltage line patrol management. During low-voltage line patrol, an offline accountbook working mode is mostly adopted, and the problems of unsmooth cooperation, repeated work, difficulty in troubleshooting, difficulty in fault positioning and the like are exposed. The system comprises a system platform, and a PC client and a mobile client which are connected with the system platform, in the system platform, a public transformer equipment standing book maintenance module, a low-voltage line tower standing book maintenance module, a user information standing book maintenance module, an on-site checking standing book examination module, an on-site inspection result processingmodule, an on-site inspection work evaluation module, an on-site inspection track preview module and a standing book printing module realize man-machine interaction through a PC client. The workbook module, the standing book checking module and the field inspection module realize man-machine interaction through a mobile client; the mobile client is provided with a code scanning and photographing assembly. A mobile and digital operation management and control mode is established, operation cooperation can be effectively achieved, and on-site work positioning is supported.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of low-voltage line inspection management, in particular to an intelligent auxiliary system for low-voltage line inspection. Background technique [0002] At present, most low-voltage line inspections adopt the working mode of offline account books. The user services and equipment operation status are all in the brain of the station manager or in the personalized account books. There is no way to efficiently share, work handover or emergency work collaboration. At this time, the problem of poor coordination was exposed. In addition, it was difficult to troubleshoot repetitive tasks. After the on-site inspection, the inspectors manually recorded the operation of the equipment. When they encountered complex situations, they could not record and display them intuitively. The back-end technicians used simple text to It is difficult to locate the fault, and it may be necessary to relocate on site, which affects work effici...

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[0002] At present, most low-voltage line inspections adopt the working mode of offline account books. The user services and equipment operation status are all in the brain of the station manager or in the personalized account books. There is no way to efficiently share, work handover or emergency work collaboration. At this time, the problem of poor coordination was exposed. In addition, it was difficult to troubleshoot repetitive tasks. After the on-site inspection, the inspectors manually recorded the operation of the equipment. When they encountered complex situations, they could not record and display them intuitively. The back-end technicians used simple text to It is difficult to locate the fault, and it may be necessary to relocate on site, which affects work efficiency and customer service; in addition, work control and coordination are difficult, and the offline work mode prevents managers from being able to efficiently understand the working conditions of the staff, and cannot coordinate urgently according to the actual work situation , and it is impossible to intuitively and truly understand the on-site work situation afterwards, which will affect the auxiliary decision-making of the management

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