IOT-ENABLED LORA COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY FOR OVERHEAD LINE MONITORING

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  • Balu Badhavathu, Thanuja Penthala, Dr.Sadanandam Perumandla, Nerellea tharun, Banoth Divya

Keywords:

Overhead line; Internet of Things; LoRa communication; State-aware

Abstract

This paper explores the implementation of LoRa (Long Range) communication technology for overhead line monitoring within the framework of the Internet of Things (IoT). As the demand for reliable and efficient power distribution systems continues to rise, traditional communication methods for monitoring overhead lines often face limitations in terms of range, scalability, and energy consumption. The proposed LoRa-based solution addresses these challenges by providing a low-power, long-range communication mechanism that enables real-time data transmission from sensors installed on overhead lines to a centralized monitoring platform. By integrating various sensors to monitor parameters such as temperature, current, and environmental conditions, the system can facilitate continuous surveillance of overhead line performance, enhancing operational reliability and safety. Through extensive simulations and practical case studies, this research evaluates the effectiveness of the LoRa-based communication system in delivering timely alerts and actionable insights to operators. The findings highlight the potential of this technology to revolutionize overhead line monitoring, contributing to the development of smart grids and ensuring the efficient management of electrical infrastructure. Ultimately, this study emphasizes the importance of adopting innovative communication solutions in modern power systems to improve reliability, reduce maintenance costs, and promote sustainable energy practices.

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