High-altitude bird repeller for power iron tower

Abstract

The invention discloses a high-altitude bird repeller for a power iron tower. The high-altitude bird repeller comprises a fixing frame, a power windmill and a simulated bird, wherein the fixing frame comprises a base and a supporting rod; a fixing hole is formed in the base; and one end of the supporting rod is connected with the base, and the other end of the supporting rod is connected with the simulated bird. Fan blades drive a fan to mechanically charge a storage battery; and meanwhile, a movable rod drives wings to flutter, a storage battery supplies power to a sound production device and a light emitting device, the sound production device can produce a loud eagle sound, and the light emitting device can emit flickering light, so that the aim of effectively repelling birds is fulfilled. The high-altitude bird repeller for the power iron tower is simple in structure, economical and practical.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a bird repelling device, in particular to a high-altitude bird repelling device used for a high-voltage transmission line of an iron tower in a power system. Background technique [0002] With the development of the power grid, there are more and more high-voltage power lines, and the iron towers are constantly rising, some even as high as 50 meters to 60 meters. It is safe and stable for birds to nest at such high altitudes, so that they can nest at high altitudes probability increases gradually. According to survey statistics, line tripping accidents caused by birds nesting on high-voltage line towers account for 50% of accident trips on lines of the same level every year. Birds often like to perch, excrete and even build nests on high-voltage power transmission towers. The insulation performance of insulators drops sharply, causing flashover and failure of insulators, as well as instantaneous short circuits of lines, and hi...

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Problems solved by technology

According to survey statistics, line tripping accidents caused by birds nesting on high-voltage line towers account for 50% of accident trips on lines of the same level every year. Birds often like to perch, excrete and even build nests on high-voltage power transmission towers. The insulation performance of insulators drops sharply, causing flashover and failure of insulators, as well as instantaneous short circuits of lines, and high-frequency short circuits of transmission lines, resulting in interruption of transmission lines and seriously affecting normal power transmission; timely detection and removal of birds on high-voltage power lines Building nests on iron towers is an urgent task

Since the bird repellents currently on the market adopt a simple mechanical structure, there is no movement or only simple repetitive movement, after a period of time, the birds will have adaptability, and the repelling effect will be greatly reduced

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