Smart Underground Cable Fault Monitoring Over Internet Net Of Things
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/3hqq7j92Keywords:
IoT, GSM Communication, Embedded Systems, Fault Location Identification, Power Distribution System, Smart Grid Technology, Voltage Drop Method, Arduino MicrocontrollerAbstract
In recent years, the rapid expansion of urban infrastructure has significantly increased the use of underground cables for power distribution due to their safety, reliability, and aesthetic advantages. However, one of the major challenges associated with
these systems is the difficulty in detecting and locating faults, as they are not visible and require extensive manual inspection. This often leads to increased maintenance time, higher costs, and delays in restoring power.
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