JPH0736655B2 - Method for detecting abnormal phenomena in power transmission network - Google Patents
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【発明の詳細な説明】 「産業上の利用分野」 本発明は、送電線近傍の発生音を送電線用構造物の伝播
音として検出し、かつその伝播音の大きさを比較するこ
とによって、送電線路網の事故点の判定を行なう送電線
路網の異常現象検出方法に関するものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION “Industrial Application Field” The present invention detects a sound generated near a power transmission line as a propagation sound of a structure for a power transmission line, and compares the magnitudes of the propagation sound. The present invention relates to a method for detecting an abnormal phenomenon in a power transmission line network, which determines an accident point in the power transmission line network.
「従来の技術」 送電線路網の一部で地絡、相間短絡等の電気的事故、あ
るいは機械的事故が発生した場合、その事故点の探索を
人力によって行なう労力は多大なものとなる。“Prior art” When an electric accident such as a ground fault or a short circuit between phases occurs or a mechanical accident occurs in a part of the transmission line network, a great deal of labor is required to search for the accident point manually.
従来、送電線路網における事故点の探索を行なうための
技術として、例えば、特開昭62−206465号公報[架空
送電線の故障区間標定装置]、特公昭63−7626号公報
[閃絡事故鉄塔の検出方法]、特公昭63−13152号公
報[送電線故障遠隔監視装置]等が提案されている。Conventional techniques for searching for a fault point in a power transmission line network include, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 62-206465 [Faulty power line fault zone locating device] and Japanese Examined Patent Publication No. 63-7626 [Shenshin accident tower Detection method], Japanese Patent Publication No. 63-13152 [Transmission line failure remote monitoring device] and the like.
の技術は、地絡事故の発生に基づいて架空地線を流
れる故障電流を光ファイバ複合架空地線を用いて目的地
まで伝送して、電流値と位相とにより特殊の指数を求め
て演算することに関連して、故障区間の標定を行なうも
のであり、 の技術は、鉄塔において閃絡事故が発生した場合
に、鉄塔に流入する電流を変流器によって検出して、位
相の比較を行なうことに関連して、閃絡事故鉄塔を検出
するものであり、 の技術は、落雷等による送電線事故が発生したとき
に、各鉄塔に設置された送電線事故検出器の作動信号を
光ファイバフォロトルケータに接続することにより、故
障点を標定するものであり、これらの技術は何れも落雷
による送電線の地絡事故が発生したときに、その事故発
生点を変電所等の遠隔地において標定可能とするもので
ある。Of the technology, the fault current flowing through the overhead ground wire is transmitted to the destination using the optical fiber composite overhead ground wire based on the occurrence of the ground fault accident, and the special index is obtained and calculated by the current value and the phase. In this connection, the fault area is located, and the technology of (1) detects the current flowing into the tower by a current transformer and compares the phases when a flashover accident occurs in the tower. In connection with this, the technology for detecting a flashover accident tower is used to detect the operation signal of the transmission line accident detector installed in each tower when a transmission line accident such as a lightning strike occurs. The failure point is located by connecting it to a foro-torquer.In all of these technologies, when a ground fault occurs in a transmission line due to a lightning strike, the fault occurrence point can be set in a remote place such as a substation. It is possible to orient .
「発明が解決しようとする課題」 しかしながら、送電線路網において発生の可能性がある
異常現象は、落雷、地絡、短絡事故等を含む電気的事故
だけでなく、鉄塔構成材の変形、送電線の切断、碍子連
の切断等の機械的異常現象および事故、風雨雪による異
常荷重および振動発生等多方面にわたり、そのため上述
の電気的事故を中心とする異常現象のみの検出だけでは
不十分である。"Problems to be solved by the invention" However, abnormal phenomena that may occur in a transmission line network are not limited to electrical accidents including lightning strikes, ground faults, short-circuit accidents, etc., as well as deformation of tower components and transmission lines. Abnormal mechanical phenomena such as cutting of a wire, disconnection of insulators, etc., and abnormal loads and vibrations caused by wind, rain, and snow, and so on.Therefore, it is not enough to detect only abnormal phenomena centered on the above-mentioned electrical accidents. is there.
一方、異常現象の各項目毎にそれぞれ適合する各種異な
る機能のセンサを鉄塔に多数設置して、変電所等の遠隔
地に検出信号を送信することにより、送電線路網の監
視、保守ならびに発生事故の検出等を行なうことができ
るが、しかし種々異なる機能のセンサを用いる方式で
は、データの収集および送信が複雑になり易く実用上の
コストが高くなる。On the other hand, a large number of sensors with different functions that are suitable for each item of abnormal phenomenon are installed on the tower, and by transmitting detection signals to remote locations such as substations, monitoring of the transmission line network, maintenance, and accidents However, in the method using the sensors having different functions, the collection and transmission of data are likely to be complicated and the practical cost is high.
本発明は、上述の事情に鑑みてなされたものであり、
(i)種々の異常現象に対して同一機能のセンサを用い
て対応すること、(ii)異常発生点の判定を容易に実施
可能とすることを目的とする送電線路網の異常現象検出
方法を提供するものである。The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances,
(I) A method for detecting an abnormal phenomenon in a transmission line network for the purpose of coping with various abnormal phenomena using a sensor having the same function, and (ii) facilitating determination of an abnormal point. It is provided.
「課題を解決するための手段」 送電線路網で発生した異常現象に基づく発生音が、送電
線用構造物を構成する構成材に伝達されたときの伝播音
を、複数の構成材が連結される連結部を介在させた状態
で構成材の離間箇所に設置した各受音センサによって検
出し、これら受音センサで検出される検出信号の複数の
受音レベルを比較して、受音レベルの大きい方が異常現
象の発生位置に近いと判定するものとしている。"Means for solving the problem" A sound generated when an abnormal phenomenon occurs in a transmission line network is transmitted to a constituent material that constitutes a structure for a transmission line. The sound-receiving level of the sound-receiving level is detected by comparing the sound-receiving levels of the detection signals detected by the sound-receiving sensors installed in the separated parts of the component with the intervening connecting part. It is determined that the larger one is closer to the position where the abnormal phenomenon occurs.
「作用」 送電線近傍において、異常現象などによる発生音が生じ
た場合、その一部が構成材中に伝播音として伝達され、
その伝播音が構成材の連結部を通るときに該連結部で反
射したり、交差している各構成材に分岐したりすること
によって上記伝播音のエネルギが減衰する。したがっ
て、構成材の連結部を間に介在させている各受音センサ
よる受音レベルは、音源からの上記連結部の数に応じて
低下する。それ故、各受音センサの受音レベル(音の大
小)の比較から、受音レベルの大きい方が音源に近い、
つまり、現象の発生位置に近いとの判定がなされる。"Operation" When a sound generated due to an abnormal phenomenon occurs near the power transmission line, part of it is transmitted as a propagating sound in the components,
When the propagating sound passes through the connecting parts of the constituent materials, the energy of the propagating sound is attenuated by being reflected by the connecting parts or being branched to each intersecting constituent material. Therefore, the sound receiving level of each sound receiving sensor having the connecting portions of the constituent members interposed therebetween decreases according to the number of the connecting portions from the sound source. Therefore, from the comparison of the sound receiving level (sound size) of each sound receiving sensor, the one with the higher sound receiving level is closer to the sound source,
That is, it is determined that the position is close to the occurrence position of the phenomenon.
「実施例」 以下、本発明に係る送電線路網の異常現象検出方法の一
実施例について、図面を参照して説明する。[Embodiment] An embodiment of a method for detecting an abnormal phenomenon in a transmission line network according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
第1図は、本発明に係る送電線路網の異常現象検出方法
を実施するために、同一型の受音センサSSを送電線用構
造物(鉄塔)Tを構成する構成材の各所に取り付けた例
を示すものである。FIG. 1 shows that in order to carry out the method for detecting an abnormal phenomenon of a transmission line network according to the present invention, the same type of sound receiving sensor SS is attached to each part of the constituent members of the transmission line structure (steel tower) T. An example is shown.
そして、受音センサSSは、例えばコンデンサマイクロホ
ン、音圧センサ、振動センサ等よりなり、具体的には各
構成材の中の脚(縦方向構成材)1の部分に、架空地線
位置GWと電線位置C1との間、電線位置C1と電線位置C2と
の間、電線位置C2と電線位置C3との間および電線位置C3
と大地との間等に位置するように、送電線L1側および送
電線L2側の対称位置に取り付けられ、かつ、脚1の構成
材をボルト・ナットなどによって上下方向に相互に連結
するとともに、水平方向の構成材などとも交差して複数
本の構成材の継ぎ目となっている連結部2を途中に単数
または複数介在させて、上下に離間した状態に設置され
る。The sound receiving sensor SS is composed of, for example, a condenser microphone, a sound pressure sensor, a vibration sensor, and the like. Specifically, in the leg (vertical component) 1 of each component, an overhead ground line position GW and Between wire position C 1 , between wire position C 1 and wire position C 2 , between wire position C 2 and wire position C 3 , and wire position C 3
Are installed at symmetrical positions on the power transmission line L 1 side and the power transmission line L 2 side so as to be positioned between the ground and the ground, and the constituent materials of the leg 1 are connected to each other in the vertical direction by bolts and nuts and the like. At the same time, a single or a plurality of connecting portions 2 that intersect with horizontal components and serve as joints of a plurality of components are provided on the way, and are installed in a vertically separated state.
そして、各受音センサSSには、中間増幅器、A/D変換
器、電/光素子などに、第1図に破線で示す光ファイバ
線路OPを付加してなる伝送手段3が接続され、かつ、光
ファイバ線路OPが光ファイバ入り架空地線OPGWに接続さ
れて信号搬送路が構成され、該信号搬送路によって変電
所などの遠隔監視部CR(第2図参照)に導かれている。Then, each sound receiving sensor SS is connected to a transmission means 3 which is formed by adding an optical fiber line OP shown by a broken line in FIG. 1 to an intermediate amplifier, an A / D converter, an electric / optical element, and the like, and The optical fiber line OP is connected to the overhead ground wire OPGW containing the optical fiber to form a signal carrier path, which is guided to a remote monitoring unit CR (see FIG. 2) such as a substation by the signal carrier path.
また、第2図において、符号S1〜Snは各送電線用構造物
T1〜Tnにそれぞれ設置される受音部であり、前記受音セ
ンサSSとその他のセンサ類などを必要に応じて付加して
なるものであり、第1図に示したように伝送手段3によ
って光ファイバ線路OPに接続される。Further, in FIG. 2, reference numerals S1 to Sn are structures for each power transmission line.
Sound receiving units respectively installed at T 1 to T n, which are configured by adding the sound receiving sensor SS and other sensors as necessary, and transmitting means as shown in FIG. It is connected to the optical fiber line OP by 3.
一方、前記遠隔監視部CRは、監視センターMCに備えられ
た各装置、すなわちマイクロコンピュータなどのデータ
処理装置DS、ディスプレー装置DP、外部メモリM、プリ
ンタPR、スピーカSPなどからなり、データ処理装置DSに
は、データ入力手段DI、各種の判別手段D1〜D3などが備
えられる。On the other hand, the remote monitoring unit CR includes each device provided in the monitoring center MC, that is, a data processing device DS such as a microcomputer, a display device DP, an external memory M, a printer PR, a speaker SP, and the like. Is provided with data input means DI, various discrimination means D 1 to D 3, and the like.
さらに、受音センサSSは、第3図に示すように、送電線
用構造物Tを構成する型網からなる脚(あるいは必要に
応じて送電線用構造物Tにおける水平アーム4を構成す
る型網からなる構成材)1に、ステゾスコープ5を介し
て小型マイクロホン6をボルト7等による取り付けるこ
とによって構成されているとともに、そこで検出した音
の検出信号が前述の伝送手段3に導かれる。Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the sound receiving sensor SS is a leg (or a mold forming the horizontal arm 4 in the structure T for the power transmission line as required, which is formed of a mesh forming the structure T for the power transmission line. A small microphone 6 is attached to a component member 1 made of a net through a stethoscope 5 with a bolt 7 or the like, and a detection signal of a sound detected there is guided to the transmission means 3 described above.
このように、受音センサSSを各構成材における離間箇所
に連結部2を単数または複数介在させた状態で取り付け
ておくとともに、各受音センサSSの受音信号の検出レベ
ルを同一レベルとなるように、伝送手段3における中間
増幅器や遠隔監視部CRのデータ入力手段(データ入力装
置)DIによって設定しておくと、構成材の伝播音が連結
部2の部分で著しく減衰することに基づいて、音源と受
音センサSSとの間の連結部2の数に逆比例するように、
受音センサSSの受音レベルが低下するため、受音センサ
SSからの入力があった場合には、受音レベル差判別手段
D1によりレベル差が生じているか、また、受音位置判別
手段D2によりどの受音センサSSが音源に近いかなどを単
純な比較によって判定することが容易になる。As described above, the sound receiving sensor SS is attached to the separated portions of the respective components with the single or plural connecting portions 2 interposed, and the detection level of the sound receiving signal of each sound receiving sensor SS becomes the same level. As described above, if the setting is made by the intermediate amplifier in the transmission means 3 or the data input means (data input device) DI of the remote monitoring section CR, the propagation sound of the constituent material is remarkably attenuated at the connecting portion 2 based on , So as to be inversely proportional to the number of connecting portions 2 between the sound source and the sound receiving sensor SS,
Since the sound receiving level of the sound receiving sensor SS decreases, the sound receiving sensor
When there is an input from SS, the sound receiving level difference determination means
It becomes easy to determine whether the level difference is caused by D 1 and which sound receiving sensor SS is closer to the sound source by the sound receiving position determining means D 2 by a simple comparison.
つまり、各受音センサSSによって得られる複数の受音レ
ベルを相互に比較して、大きな伝播音を受音したのはど
れであるかを判別することにより、送電線用構造物Tの
各部あるいはその近傍において、どの部分に異常現象が
生じたかを知ることができる。That is, by comparing a plurality of sound receiving levels obtained by the respective sound receiving sensors SS with each other to determine which is receiving a large propagating sound, each part of the transmission line structure T or In this vicinity, it is possible to know in which part the abnormal phenomenon has occurred.
受音センサSSにおける受音レベルと、水平アーム4の先
端部分の近傍に音源がある場合(異常音が生じた場合)
との関係を第1表に示す。When there is a sound source in the sound receiving sensor SS and near the tip of the horizontal arm 4 (when an abnormal sound occurs)
Table 1 shows the relationship with.
このように、各受音センサSSの取り付け位置によって、
受音レベル差が生じることを利用して、碍子連の切断事
故、落雷、電線の地絡等の機械的異常現象および事故、
あるいは、送電線への落雷事故、電線C1〜C3の地絡、短
絡などの電気的異常現象および事故が一つの送電線用構
造物Tのどの部分、L1側かL2側か、どの送電線用構造物
T1〜Tnの近傍で発生したかを判別することができるもの
となる。 In this way, depending on the mounting position of each sound receiving sensor SS,
Utilizing the fact that there is a difference in the sound receiving level, mechanical abnormal phenomena and accidents such as disconnection accidents of insulators, lightning strikes, ground faults of electric wires, etc.
Alternatively, lightning accidents to the power transmission lines, grounding of the electric wire C 1 -C 3, electrical anomalies and accidents one transmission line structures for T portion of the throat, such as short-circuit, or L 1 side or L 2 side, Which power line structure
It becomes possible to discriminate whether or not it has occurred in the vicinity of T 1 to T n .
一方、受音センサSSは、送電線用構造物Tの脚1におけ
る構成材などに、ステゾスコープ5を介して小型マイク
ロホン6を取り付けた構造とすることにより、周囲の環
境音(騒音)の影響を受けることなく、構成材中を伝達
する音を、つまり固体中の伝播音を捕らえることができ
る。On the other hand, the sound sensor SS has a structure in which the small microphone 6 is attached to the constituent material of the leg 1 of the transmission line structure T via the stethoscope 5 to reduce the influence of ambient environmental noise (noise). It is possible to capture the sound transmitted through the constituent material, that is, the propagated sound in the solid without receiving the sound.
<実施例> 第1図に示す送電線用構造物(高さ60メートル級)の構
成材(型網)に衝撃音を付与した場合の受音状態を検出
した。<Example> A sound receiving state was detected when an impact sound was applied to the constituent material (mold net) of the structure for a power transmission line (height of 60 meters) shown in FIG.
第1図において、衝撃点ないしに、1kgの鋼球を50c
mの高さから落下させて衝撃音を発生させ、このときの
構成材中の伝播音を受音センサの位置で検出した。
連結部の数が0である場合の受音レベルを0dbとして、
連結部の数との関連を求めた。受音センサは、コンデン
サ型マイクロホン、周波数特性40〜20000Hzのものを使
用し、常温雰囲気で計測した。ただし、連結部の数は、
各構成材の間の最少数を基準とした。In Fig. 1, the impact point or 1c steel ball is 50c
An impact sound was generated by dropping from a height of m, and the propagation sound in the constituent material at this time was detected at the position of the sound receiving sensor.
When the number of connecting parts is 0, the sound receiving level is 0db,
The relationship with the number of connecting parts was obtained. The sound receiving sensor used was a condenser microphone with a frequency characteristic of 40 to 20000 Hz and was measured at room temperature. However, the number of connecting parts is
The minimum number between each component was taken as the standard.
受音レベルと連結部数との関係は、第4図に示す通りで
ある。The relationship between the sound receiving level and the number of connected parts is as shown in FIG.
この結果から、構成材中の伝播音は、途中に連結部2が
介在することによってエネルギの減衰が生じ、その程度
は、連結部2の数1個当たり約3.5dbである。第1図例
の送電線用構造物Tの場合では、受音センサSSの間に連
結部2が5〜6個介在することになるため、受音レベル
差が大きくなって、音源の近傍に位置する受音センサSS
がどれであるかを比較的容易に判別することができる。From this result, the propagation sound in the constituent material is attenuated in energy due to the interposition of the connecting portion 2, and the degree of the attenuation is about 3.5 db per one connecting portion 2. In the case of the structure T for the power transmission line of the example of FIG. 1, since there are 5 to 6 connecting portions 2 between the sound receiving sensors SS, the sound receiving level difference becomes large and the sound receiving sensor SS is located near the sound source. Positioned sound receiving sensor SS
It is relatively easy to determine which is.
一方、実験例では、1箇所の連結部2を構成している構
成材の交差数によって、減衰量が影響を受ける現象が顕
著に現れず、見掛け上無視できる程度となった。その理
由は、連結部2において、構成材の交差数が多い場合で
も、これらの各構成材に分岐した伝播音が回り巡って2
重3重に伝播音が伝達されることや、各構成材の一部で
伝播音が反射重畳して検出されることなどに基づくもの
と考えられる。On the other hand, in the experimental example, the phenomenon in which the amount of attenuation is affected by the number of intersections of the constituent materials that form one connecting portion 2 did not appear significantly, and it was apparently negligible. The reason for this is that even if the number of intersections of the constituent materials is large in the connecting portion 2, the propagating sound branched to each of these constituent materials is circulated 2
It is considered that this is based on the fact that the propagating sound is transmitted in triple layers, and the propagating sound is reflected and superposed on a part of each component.
また、1本の構成材の範囲における伝播音の減衰量は、
連結部2を介在させたときの伝播音の減衰量に比較し
て、著しく小さくなるものと思われるので、便宜上無視
できるものとした。In addition, the amount of attenuation of the propagation sound in the range of one component is
It is considered to be significantly smaller than the attenuation amount of the propagating sound when the connecting portion 2 is interposed, so that it is neglected for convenience.
なお、第1図例では、受音センサSSを脚1の部分に設置
したが、第4図の結果より、各電線位置C1ないしC3の水
平アーム6の適宜位置(例えば受音センサの位置)
に、受音センサSSを設置することも有効である。In the example of FIG. 1, the sound receiving sensor SS is installed on the leg 1, but from the result of FIG. 4, the appropriate position of the horizontal arm 6 at each wire position C 1 to C 3 (for example, the sound receiving sensor position)
It is also effective to install the sound receiving sensor SS.
さらに、受音センサSSによって送電線近傍の発生音を検
出するとともに、受音センサSSの受音信号を送電線用構
造物Tの近く、つまり、信号搬送路によって遠隔地に伝
送するのではなく、発生現場付近で解析することも可能
であり、この場合は、異常現象の発生を前記受音信号単
独あるいは目視あるいは可聴音と合わせて判別すること
ができる。Further, the sound receiving sensor SS detects the sound generated near the power transmission line, and the sound receiving signal of the sound receiving sensor SS is not transmitted near the power transmission line structure T, that is, to a remote place by the signal carrying path. It is also possible to analyze in the vicinity of the occurrence site, and in this case, the occurrence of the abnormal phenomenon can be discriminated by the sound reception signal alone or in combination with visual or audible sound.
またさらに、2台の受音センサSSを両者間に連結部2が
介在するように配設し、両受音センサSSの出力信号の大
小を比較することにより音の伝播方向を判定することが
できるので、このような2台1組の受音センサSSの複数
組を構成材の各所に配設し、その伝播方向信号を伝送す
れば、方向分布より異常発生点を標定することができ
る。Furthermore, two sound receiving sensors SS are arranged so that the connecting portion 2 is interposed therebetween, and the sound propagation direction can be determined by comparing the magnitudes of the output signals of both sound receiving sensors SS. Therefore, if a plurality of sets of such two sound receiving sensors SS are arranged at each position of the constituent material and a propagation direction signal thereof is transmitted, the abnormality occurrence point can be located from the direction distribution.
「発明の効果」 本発明による送電線路網の異常現象検出方法によれば、 (1)構成材中を伝達する伝播音を構成材の連結部が介
在するよう互いに離間して配設させた各受音センサによ
って検出し、複数の受音レベル(音の大小)の相互比較
をすることにより、電気的および機械的異常現象や事故
に基づく異常音の発生位置を簡便に検知確認することが
できる。[Advantages of the Invention] According to the abnormal phenomenon detection method of the transmission line network according to the present invention, (1) each of the sound waves transmitted through the constituent members is arranged so as to be separated from each other so that the connecting portion of the constituent members is interposed. It is possible to easily detect and confirm the location where an abnormal sound caused by an electrical or mechanical abnormal phenomenon or an accident is detected by detecting with a sound receiving sensor and comparing multiple sound receiving levels (sound magnitude) with each other. .
(2)種々の異常現象による発生音を同一機能の受音セ
ンサを用いて検出するものであり、簡単な設備でコスト
を下げて対応することができる。(2) The sound generated by various abnormal phenomena is detected by using the sound receiving sensor having the same function, and the cost can be reduced with simple equipment.
(3)構成材中の伝達する伝播音を検出するので、各種
異常現象や事故を空気中を伝達する空中伝播音よりも速
く、かつ周囲環境の騒音等の影響を受けることなく、高
い感度で検出することができる。(3) Since the propagating sound transmitted in the components is detected, it is faster than the aerial propagating sound transmitting various abnormal phenomena and accidents in the air, and is highly sensitive without being affected by the noise of the surrounding environment. Can be detected.
(4)受音信号を送電線路網における信号搬送路を利用
して変電所等の遠隔監視部に送り、遠隔監視部において
受音信号を解析することにより、遠隔地において異常現
象の発生位置などの検知判別を集中管理的に行なうこと
ができ、労力の低減と異常判別までの時間低減とを図る
ことができる。(4) Sending the received sound signal to a remote monitoring unit such as a substation using the signal carrier path in the transmission line network, and analyzing the received sound signal in the remote monitoring unit, etc. It is possible to perform the detection determination of the above in a centralized manner, and it is possible to reduce the labor and the time until the abnormality determination.
(5)上記の異常判別は、異常現象の発生箇所の近くの
受音センサの受音信号により、送電線用構造物の近くに
おいて行なうことも可能であり、この場合は、異常現象
の発生を前記受音信号単独あるいは目視あるいは可聴音
と合わせて、正確な判別を行なうことができる。(5) The above abnormality determination can be performed near the structure for the power transmission line by the sound reception signal of the sound receiving sensor near the location where the abnormal phenomenon occurs. In this case, the occurrence of the abnormal phenomenon is detected. Accurate discrimination can be performed by using the received sound signal alone or in combination with visual or audible sound.
第1図は本発明に係る送電線路網の異常現象検出方法を
実施するために受音センサを送電線用構造物に取り付け
た例を示す正面図、第2図は本発明に係る送電線路網の
異常現象検出方法を適用した全体構成のブロック図、第
3図は第1図における受音センサ取り付け部分の拡大
図、第4図は第1図の送電線用構造物に受音センサを取
り付けた場合の構成材の連結部数と受音レベルとの関係
図である。 T(T1〜Tn)……送電線用構造物(鉄塔)、S1〜Sn……
受音部、OP……光ファイバ線路、CR……遠隔監視部、GW
……架空地線位置、C1〜C3……電線位置、SS……受音セ
ンサ、OPGW……光ファイバ入り架空地線、MC……監視セ
ンター、DS……データ処理装置、DP……ディスプレー装
置、M……外部メモリ、PR……プリンタ、SP……スピー
カ、DI……データ入力手段、D1……受音レベル差判別手
段、D2……受音位置判別手段、D3……異常音判別手段、
1……脚(縦方向構成材)2……連結部、3……伝送手
段、4……水平アーム、5……ステゾスコープ、6……
小型マイクロホン、7……ボルト。FIG. 1 is a front view showing an example in which a sound receiving sensor is attached to a structure for a power transmission line to carry out an abnormal phenomenon detection method for a power transmission line network according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a power transmission line network according to the present invention. Fig. 3 is a block diagram of the entire configuration to which the abnormal phenomenon detection method of Fig. 3 is applied, Fig. 3 is an enlarged view of the sound receiving sensor mounting portion in Fig. 1, and Fig. 4 is a sound receiving sensor attached to the structure for the power transmission line in Fig. FIG. 8 is a relationship diagram between the number of connected parts of the constituent materials and the sound receiving level in the case of being in a closed state. T (T 1 to T n ) …… Transmission line structure (steel tower), S 1 to S n ……
Sound receiving part, OP ... Optical fiber line, CR ... Remote monitoring part, GW
…… Aerial ground wire position, C 1 to C 3 …… Wire position, SS …… Sound receiving sensor, OPGW …… Aerial ground wire containing optical fiber, MC …… Monitoring center, DS …… Data processing device, DP …… display device, M ...... external memory, PR ...... printer, SP ...... speaker, DI ...... data input means, D 1 ...... received sound level difference determining means, D 2 ...... sound receiving position determining means, D 3 ... ... abnormal sound discrimination means,
1 ... Leg (longitudinal component) 2 ... Connection part, 3 ... Transmission means, 4 ... Horizontal arm, 5 ... Stethoscope, 6 ...
Small microphone, 7 ... Volts.
フロントページの続き (72)発明者 岩月 実 愛知県名古屋市東区東新町1番地 中部電 力株式会社内 (72)発明者 浅野 祐二 東京都江東区木場1丁目5番1号 藤倉電 線株式会社内 (72)発明者 井上 忠史 東京都江東区木場1丁目5番1号 藤倉電 線株式会社内 (72)発明者 日田 貴紀 東京都江東区木場1丁目5番1号 藤倉電 線株式会社内 (72)発明者 柴間 康之 東京都江東区木場1丁目5番1号 藤倉電 線株式会社内 (56)参考文献 特開 昭62−16017(JP,A)Front page continued (72) Inventor Minoru Iwatsuki 1 Higashishinmachi, Higashi-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc. (72) Inventor Yuji Asano 1-5-1, Kiba, Koto-ku, Tokyo Fujikura Electric Line Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Tadashi Inoue 1-5-1, Kiba, Koto-ku, Tokyo Fujikura Electric Line Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Takanori Hita 1-1-5, Kiba, Koto-ku, Tokyo Fujikura Electric Line Co., Ltd. ( 72) Inventor Yasuyuki Shibama 1-5-1 Kiba, Koto-ku, Tokyo Within Fujikura Electric Wire Co., Ltd. (56) Reference JP 62-16017 (JP, A)
Claims (1)
生音が、送電線用構造物(T)を構成する構成材に伝達
されたときの伝播音を、複数の構成材が連結される連結
部(2)を介在させた状態で構成材の離間箇所に設置し
た各受音センサ(SS)によって検出し、これら受音セン
サで検出される検出信号の複数の受音レベルを比較し
て、受音レベルの大きい方が異常現象の発生位置に近い
と判定することを特徴とする送電線路網の異常現象検出
方法。1. A plurality of components are coupled with a sound produced when an abnormal phenomenon generated in a power transmission line network is transmitted to a component forming a structure (T) for a power transmission line. The sound receiving sensors (SS) installed at the separated positions of the components with the connecting portion (2) interposed therebetween detect the sound, and compare the sound receiving levels of the detection signals detected by these sound receiving sensors. A method for detecting an abnormal phenomenon in a transmission line network, characterized in that it is determined that the sound reception level is closer to the position where the abnormal phenomenon occurs.
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