Interpretation of flight data from a fixed-wing UAV system
dedicated to flying over high voltage lines
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Published:2022-06-10
Issue:2
Volume:14
Page:121-128
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ISSN:2247-4528
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Container-title:INCAS BULLETIN
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language:en
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Short-container-title:INCAS BULLETIN
Author:
VIDAN Cristian1, POP Sebastian2
Affiliation:
1. Military Technical Academy “Ferdinand I”, 39-49 George Coşbuc Blvd., Sector 5, Bucharest 05014, Romania, vidan.cristian@yahoo.com 2. Air Force Academy “Henri Coandă”, 160 Mihai Viteazul Street, Brașov, 5001833, Romania, pop.sebastian@unitbv.ro
Abstract
This paper analyzes and presents an interpretation of the flight data resulting from a flight of
a fixed-wing UAV system that was designed from the beginning to perform support missions in order to
monitor losses on critical infrastructure in Romania; in this particular case it monitors the losses on
the high voltage powerlines in order to detect Corona discharge. Also, for the safety of the flight, in
order to design the flight route, aspects regarding the altitude, the relief and the possible obstacles that
may appear on the flight route were analyzed. After designing the flight route in accordance with the
path of a 400 kV high voltage overhead powerlines, the flight was performed and the flight parameters
were analyzed in order to validate the system. In conclusion, from the analysis of UAV parameters and
its behavior in case of a real flight on high voltage lines it can be stated that UAV systems with fixed
wing are recommended for flight on overhead powerlines, behave stably, sensors on board are not
influenced by electromagnetic field of the powerline, so that this type of UAV system does not endanger
the physical integrity of the overhead powerlines or the system operation.
Publisher
INCAS - National Institute for Aerospace Research Elie Carafoli
Subject
Aerospace Engineering,Control and Systems Engineering
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