This utility model relates to the field of power
system monitoring technology, specifically to a
wireless monitoring sensor for the
corrosion status of substation grounding grids. It includes a cylindrical base, a heat dissipation
chassis fixedly mounted on the upper end of the cylindrical base, a layered shielding chamber fixedly mounted on the upper end of the heat dissipation
chassis, and a shell fixedly mounted on the upper end of the heat dissipation
chassis. The shell is configured as an umbrella cone structure, and a pointed cone-shaped energy-concentrating head is fixedly mounted on the upper end of the shell. The pointed cone-shaped energy-concentrating head is made of conductive and
corrosion-resistant materials. Utilizing the principle of point
discharge, this utility model enhances the ability to converge spatial
electromagnetic field signals, thereby improving
signal acquisition sensitivity and ensuring the accuracy of
monitoring data. Simultaneously, by configuring the shell as an umbrella cone structure and providing an internal insulating cavity filled with heat-insulating material, the device's environmental adaptability is improved.