A joint sensing method for transmission line damage and sag based on triboelectric nanogenerator and deep learning
摘要
Failures such as transmission line damage and increased sag pose significant challenges to the safe operation of power grids worldwide. Real-time detection of these issues is critical for preventing power interruptions, which can have severe economic and social consequences across different regions. A joint sensing method for transmission line damage and sag based on a triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) is proposed in this study. A sensing model, termed Grid Breakage-Cracking-Sag Detection based on Triboelectric Nanogenerator (GBCS-TENG), is developed, and a prototype is fabricated and experimentally validated. Within the specified range, the GBCS-TENG demonstrated precise measurements of both damage and sag. By utilizing a damage classification model based on a deep convolutional neural network (DCNN), accurate identification of damage types was achieved, with a recognition accuracy of 93.7%. This device integrates self-powering, damage detection, and sag measurement, enhancing monitoring efficiency and accuracy for transmission line faults. The proposed method represents a novel online sensing approach that addresses critical challenges in transmission line monitoring, with potential applications across diverse international contexts.