Intelligent power distribution integrated monitoring system based on ubiquitous Internet of Things

Abstract

The invention discloses an intelligent power distribution integrated monitoring system based on the ubiquitous Internet of Things. The system comprises a temperature sensor, a humidity sensor and a camera. The temperature sensor, the humidity sensor and the camera are fixedly installed on the bottom plate, the bottom plate is connected to the vertical guide rod in a sliding mode, the bottom plateis pushed by the vertical motor to ascend and descend through the lead screw, the vertical guide rod is installed on the transverse guide rod in a sliding mode, and the bottom plate is pushed by the transverse motor through the lead screw to move left and right. According to the invention, fault confirmation and disposal time is shortened. Inspection efficiency is improved, and manpower is saved.The system accumulates operation and maintenance big data, analyzes and improves the data.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of the Internet of Things, in particular to an integrated monitoring system for intelligent power distribution based on the ubiquitous Internet of Things. Background technique [0002] Ring network cabinets in various residential areas in urban areas have frequent power outages due to equipment discharges, and have caused concentrated complaints. In terms of management, a large number of power distribution equipment has the characteristics of "multiple voltage levels, complex network structure, various types of equipment, multiple operating points, scattered geographical locations, and relatively poor security environment", and there are relatively many security risk factors. At present, there are still several major problems in the management of power distribution facilities: [0003] Problem 1: The on-site environment is difficult to perceive [0004] The operating environment of power distribution equip...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Problem 1: The on-site environment is difficult to perceive

[0004] The operating environment of power distribution equipment and facilities lacks real-time sensing and automatic control means. When there is water in the room, water leakage from the air conditioner, equipment fire smoke, sulfur hexafluoride, harmful ozone gas exceeding the standard, high temperature in the environment, high temperature in the equipment, and intrusion of small animals, etc., Both will threaten the safe operation of the equipment or the personal safety of personnel, and may cause serious accidents and losses.

[0005] Problem 2: Low efficiency of site inspection

[0006] A large number of sites are geographically dispersed, manual on-site inspections are time-consuming, labor-intensive, and inefficient, and there is a lack of technical means for remote auxiliary inspections or even automatic inspections

[0007] Question 3: Troubleshooting is passive

[0008] A considerable part of the environmental fault information of power distribution equipment depends on complaints and feedback from the user side. The handling of faults and hidden dangers is passive, and there is a lack of active and automatic troubleshooting and technical means to troubleshoot. It is difficult to guarantee the increasing reliability of power supply indicators.

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