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Drone-Based Transmission Line Inspection Systems: A Comprehensive Overview

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Prem Bombale

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Aman Ranjan

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Tanushri Bagde

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Snigdha Patil

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The inspection of transmission lines is a critical task in power systems to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply and prevent faults. Traditional inspection methods are time-consuming, risky, and require manual effort. This project presents a drone-based transmission line inspection system that utilizes unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for efficient monitoring of power lines. The proposed system integrates a drone equipped with a high-resolution camera, sensors, and wireless communication modules to capture real-time data of transmission lines. The drone can detect faults such as damaged conductors, insulator cracks, vegetation interference, and overheating components. The collected data is transmitted to a ground station for analysis. This approach improves safety by reducing human involvement in hazardous environments and enhances inspection accuracy. The system is cost-effective, time-efficient, and suitable for modern smart grid applications. The project demonstrates the potential of drone technology in revolutionizing power system maintenance and monitoring. The reliability of electrical power transmission systems largely depends on the timely detection and maintenance of faults in transmission lines. Traditional inspection methods are labor-intensive, time-consuming, and often expose personnel to hazardous environments. To overcome these limitations, this project focuses on the development and implementation of drone-based transmission line inspection system. The proposed system utilizes with high-resolution cameras and various sensors to capture real-time data and images of transmission line components such as conductors, insulators, and towers. The collected data are analyzed to identify defects like corrosion, cracks, vegetation encroachment, and loose fitting. The use of drones significantly improves inspection efficiency, accuracy, and safety while reducing operational costs and downtime. This project demonstrates how drone technology, combined with image processing can revolutionize power line monitoring and maintenance, ensuring a more reliable and sustainable power transmission network.

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Drone Transmission Line Inspection UAV Smart Grid Fault Detection Monitoring System

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Prem Bombale, Aman Ranjan, Tanushri Bagde, Snigdha Patil, "Drone-Based Transmission Line Inspection Systems: A Comprehensive Overview," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 4, April 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem60897

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