Bird repelling method and device for bird sensor alarm on electric power tower

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of bird repelling for power transmission lines, and discloses a bird repelling method and device for bird sensing and alarming on a power tower, including: a light emitting device, a light reflecting mechanism, an imitation eagle sounding device, a bird sensor, a controller and a solar energy Power supply, the bird sensor is connected to the input end of the controller composed of a single-chip microcomputer through a cable; the first output end of the controller is connected to the motor on the reflective mechanism through the cable through the actuator; the second output end of the controller is connected to the imitation eagle sound through the cable The sounding device is connected; the power supply end of the controller is connected with the solar power supply through a cable; a light emitting device is arranged at the center of the reflective mechanism. The invention can reflect sunlight and send out intermittent beams of light to drive away birds; when the birds still have no intention of going, start the natural enemy of the birds, imitating the eagle-sound sounding device to drive the birds out, preventing the birds from hanging near the centerline of the cross arm The nest is built; it has the advantages of simple structure, safety and reliability, and is beneficial to popularization and application on power transmission lines.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of bird repelling for power transmission lines, and is particularly suitable for a method and device for repelling birds on a power tower with bird sensing and alarming. Background technique [0002] With the improvement of people's awareness of protecting wild animals and the improvement of the ecological environment in recent years, the number of breeding birds has gradually increased. Birds often build their nests on transmission line towers, especially like to hang wires in single-circuit line straight pole towers. Make a nest near this point, because the angle iron is densely packed here, so birds often choose to make their nests in this position. Because the materials used to make bird’s nests, such as branches, iron wires and other sundries, extend down to the side of the wire through the gap between the cross-arm angle irons, when the distance between the wire and the wire is too close, in rainy weat...

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Since this kind of wind-powered bird repellent is basically useless when there is no wind, even when there is wind, it is only facing one direction, so it is difficult to play a role

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