Considering the low efficiency of traditional fault detection methods, this paper proposes a power cable terminal fault detection method based on infrared thermal imaging signal reconstruction. The method includes the following steps: first, establish the thermal resistance network structure of the power cable terminal to obtain the structural relationship between terminal components; second, collect operational data of the power cable terminal and perform calculations; finally, use an infrared imager to capture the infrared radiation of the power cable terminal and obtain fault detection results based on the calculation results. Experiments show that the detected results of this method are completely consistent with the actual situation, with an accuracy rate of up to 99%, and can achieve high-precision detection of power cable terminal faults.
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