This invention relates to the field of
power grid management technology, specifically to a platform for
energy consumption monitoring, analysis, and operation and maintenance of typical indoor substations in cold regions. The platform includes: an
energy consumption change analysis module, an
energy consumption cycle identification module, a power adaptability analysis module, a low-temperature
impact assessment module, a fault
risk identification module, and an equipment lifespan management module. This invention improves the accuracy of predicting
power consumption trends and the speed of operational response by analyzing
environmental data and energy consumption records of typical indoor substations in cold regions. By combining analysis of the relationship between temperature,
wind speed, and energy consumption, it accurately predicts energy consumption changes and adjusts the
power grid, matching seasonal and weather changes. Combined with real-time
environmental data analysis, it improves the accuracy of assessing the
impact of low temperatures in winter, optimizes the stability of the power
system under extreme conditions, reduces losses caused by faults and unplanned outages, extends equipment lifespan, and improves operational efficiency.