Efficient Android Based Invisible Broken Wire Detector
V. Jegathesan, T. Jemima Jebaseeli, D. Jasmine David

TL;DR
This paper proposes an Android-based system that detects short circuit faults in underground cables by sensing electromagnetic fields, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional detection methods.
Contribution
It introduces a novel, portable Android application for underground cable fault detection focusing specifically on short circuits, improving accessibility and cost-efficiency.
Findings
Successfully detects short circuits in underground cables
Offers a portable and cost-effective detection method
Improves reliability over traditional techniques
Abstract
The system to include an android based underground broken wire detection which works by detecting the electromagnetic field around a live underground cable is proposed. The transmission cables undergo stress and strain as they are under the ground. This may lead to short circuits or various kinds of snapping in the wire. If these faults are not treated, it may cause an interruption in the power supply and permanent damage. The proposed method distinguishes the short circuit fault in the underground links. The existing and traditional techniques for detection are reviewed and only the methods for spotting the short circuit error are included. Thus the proposed system provides a cost-efficient way of detecting the short circuit shortcomings in underground cables.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPower Systems Fault Detection · Vehicle License Plate Recognition · Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems
