CN114157348A - Optical cable fault point positioning method - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to the technical field of electric power communication, and discloses an optical cable fault point positioning method. By reducing the search range of the fault point to the target geographical range, the difficulty of searching the fault point is greatly reduced, the time for searching the fault point is reduced, and the optical cable is beneficial to rapid repair.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of power communication, in particular to a method for positioning a fault point of an optical cable.
Background
The optical cable is widely applied to an electric power communication system, and communication optical cable maintenance is important work in electric power system maintenance. Communication optical cables are often damaged due to construction, natural disasters and the like. After the communication optical cable is damaged, the communication optical cable needs to be repaired as soon as possible, otherwise, the operation of the power system is possibly influenced.
After the communication optical cable is damaged, the optical time domain reflectometer can be connected to the access end of the optical cable, and the optical cable length between the fault point and the access end of the optical cable can be detected through the optical time domain reflectometer. However, the specific geographical location of the cable is difficult to ascertain due to bending, turning, etc. of the cable. That is, it is difficult to accurately obtain the specific geographical position of the fault point only according to the length of the optical cable between the fault point and the access end of the optical cable, and the straight line error between the position of the located fault point and the actual position of the fault point may even reach 2 km in some cases. This greatly reduces the speed of rush-repair of the cable.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects of the prior art and provides a method for positioning a fault point of an optical cable.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a method.
The embodiment of the invention is realized by the following technical scheme:
the optical cable fault point positioning method comprises the following steps:
step 1, selecting a plurality of reference points on a target optical cable, recording geographic coordinates of the reference points, and recording the length of the optical cable between the reference points and an access end of the target optical cable;
step 2, obtaining the optical cable length between the fault point of the target optical cable and the access end of the target optical cable through the optical time domain reflectometer;
step 3, selecting two reference points positioned at two sides of the fault point according to the length of the optical cable between the optical cable and the access end of the target optical cable, and respectively calling the two reference points positioned at two sides of the fault point as a first reference point and a second reference point;
step 4, drawing a target geographical range containing a fault point on a map according to the geographical coordinates of the first reference point, the geographical coordinates of the second reference point, the optical cable length between the first reference point and the access end of the target optical cable, the optical cable length between the second reference point and the access end of the target optical cable and the optical cable length between the fault point and the access end of the target optical cable;
and 5, searching a fault point according to the target geographic range.
Further, step 4 specifically includes:
step 4.1, drawing a range covered by all possible extending tracks of the optical cable between the first reference point and the second reference point on a map according to the geographic coordinate of the first reference point, the geographic coordinate of the second reference point, the optical cable length between the first reference point and the access end of the target optical cable and the optical cable length between the second reference point and the access end of the target optical cable, wherein the range is a track coverage range;
step 4.2, drawing a first coverage area on a map according to the geographic coordinates of the first reference point, the optical cable length between the first reference point and the access end of the target optical cable and the optical cable length between the fault point and the access end of the target optical cable;
step 4.3, drawing a second coverage area on a map according to the geographic coordinate of the second reference point, the optical cable length between the second reference point and the access end of the target optical cable and the optical cable length between the fault point and the access end of the target optical cable;
and 4.4, selecting the superposition position of the track coverage range, the first coverage range and the second coverage range as a target geographic range.
Further, step 4.1 specifically includes:
and drawing an ellipse on the map according to the optical cable length between the first datum point and the access end of the target optical cable and the optical cable length between the second datum point and the access end of the target optical cable by taking the geographic coordinate of the first datum point and the geographic coordinate of the second datum point as focuses, wherein the range surrounded by the ellipse is a track coverage range.
Further, in step 4.1, the ellipse is drawn as follows:
establishing an X0Y rectangular coordinate system on a map; the geographic coordinates of the first reference point and the geographic coordinates of the second reference point are both positioned on the X axis of the X0Y rectangular coordinate system and are symmetrical relative to the Y axis;
according to equation (X)2÷A2)+(Y2÷B2) Drawing an ellipse as 1;
wherein X represents the coordinate value of any point on the ellipse on the X-axis in the X0Y rectangular coordinate system, Y represents the coordinate value of any point on the ellipse on the Y-axis in the X0Y rectangular coordinate system, L1Representing the cable length, L, between the first reference point and the access tip of the target cable2Representing a second reference point and a target cableLength of optical cable between access terminals, L0Indicating the linear distance between the first reference point and the second reference point.
Further, step 4.2 specifically includes:
taking the geographic coordinate of the first reference point as the center of a circle and taking R as the center of a circle on the map1Drawing a circle for the radius, wherein the range enclosed by the circle is a first coverage range;
wherein R is1＝|L1-L3|，L1Representing the cable length, L, between the first reference point and the access tip of the target cable3Indicating the cable length between the point of failure and the access tip of the target cable.
Further, step 4.3 specifically includes:
taking the geographic coordinate of the second reference point as the center of a circle and taking R as the center of a circle on the map2Drawing a circle for the radius, wherein the range enclosed by the circle is a second coverage range;
wherein R is2＝|L2-L3|，L2Representing the cable length, L, between the second reference point and the access tip of the target cable3Indicating the cable length between the point of failure and the access tip of the target cable.
Further, step 1 is performed when the optical cable is laid.
Further, in step 1, reference points are selected at equal intervals on the target cable according to the length of the cable.
Further, the distance between the reference points is 300-600 meters.
The technical scheme of the invention at least has the following advantages and beneficial effects:
the optical cable fault point positioning method provided by the embodiment of the invention can reduce the searching range of the fault point to be within the target geographic range, thereby greatly reducing the difficulty of searching the fault point, reducing the time for searching the fault point and being beneficial to quickly repairing the optical cable.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a fault point positioning method for an optical cable according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of drawing an ellipse in the optical cable fault point positioning method provided in the embodiment of the present application.
In the figure: 011-first coverage; 012-second coverage; 013 — track coverage; 014-target geographic scope; 100-a target fiber optic cable; 110-an access tip; 210-datum point; 220-datum point two; reference point number 230-three; 300-point of failure; 400-optical time domain reflectometer.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention clearer, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be described clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings. It is to be understood that the embodiments described are only a few embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments.
Thus, the following detailed description of the embodiments of the invention is not intended to limit the scope of the invention as claimed, but is merely representative of some embodiments of the invention. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
It should be noted that the embodiments of the present invention and the features and technical solutions thereof may be combined with each other without conflict.
It should be noted that: like reference numbers and letters refer to like items in the following figures, and thus, once an item is defined in one figure, it need not be further defined and explained in subsequent figures.
In the description of the present invention, it should be noted that the terms "first", "second", and the like are used only for distinguishing the description, and are not intended to indicate or imply relative importance.
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the present embodiment provides a method for positioning a fault point of an optical cable, and fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of the method for positioning a fault point of an optical cable provided in the present embodiment. Referring to fig. 1, the cable fault point locating method includes the following steps.
Step 1: a plurality of reference points are selected on target cable 100, the geographic coordinates of the reference points are recorded, and the cable length between the reference points and access tip 110 of target cable 100 is recorded.
This step is performed when laying the optical cable in order to improve efficiency. It is understood that in other embodiments, step 1 may be performed after the cable is laid.
For convenience of illustration, in the present embodiment, three reference points, i.e., a first reference point 210, a second reference point 220, and a third reference point 230, are selected on the target cable 100. The geographical coordinates of each reference point are recorded. The cable length between adjacent reference points is 500 meters, and the cable length between reference point number one 210 and access tip 110 is also 500 meters. It will be appreciated that in other embodiments, the cable length between adjacent reference points may take on other values. The smaller the cable length between adjacent reference points, the more accurate the location of the fault point 300. The greater the cable length between adjacent reference points, the lower the cost of performing step 1. To balance the cost of performing step 1 with the accuracy of locating the failure point 300, the cable length between adjacent reference points may be set to 300-600 meters. In other embodiments, the cable length between adjacent reference points may also be different.
It is noted that, for ease of illustration, the trajectory of the target cable 100 is depicted in fig. 1. In practice, the method for locating a fault point in an optical cable provided in this embodiment does not know the specific extension track of the target optical cable 100, but only knows the geographic coordinates of the access tip 110 and the reference points.
Step 2: the cable length between the fault point 300 of the target cable 100 and the access tip 110 of the target cable 100 is obtained by optical time domain reflectometry 400.
By connecting the optical time domain reflectometer 400 to the access tip 110, the cable length between the fault point 300 and the access tip 110 of the target cable 100 can be obtained by the optical time domain reflectometer 400. In this embodiment, the length of the cable between the fault point 300 and the access end 110 of the target cable 100 is 720 meters as detected by the optical time domain reflectometer 400.
It is noted that the specific location of the failure point 300 is labeled in fig. 1 for ease of illustration. In practical implementation, the cable fault point locating method provided in this embodiment does not know the specific location of the fault point 300, and only knows the cable length between the fault point 300 and the access terminal 110 of the target cable 100.
And step 3: two reference points located on either side of the fault point 300 are selected based on the cable length from the access tip 110 of the target cable 100, and are referred to as a first reference point and a second reference point, respectively, located on either side of the fault point 300.
In this embodiment, the length of the cable between the first reference point 210 and the access tip 110 is 500 meters, and the length of the cable between the second reference point 220 and the access tip 110 is 1000 meters. Thus, datum 210 is referred to as a first datum and datum 220 is referred to as a second datum.
And 4, step 4: a target geographic range 014 containing the fault point 300 is drawn on the map based on the geographic coordinates of the first reference point (reference point one 210), the geographic coordinates of the second reference point (reference point two 220), the cable length between the first reference point (reference point one 210) and the access tip 110 of the target cable 100, the cable length between the second reference point (reference point two 220) and the access tip 110 of the target cable 100, and the cable length between the fault point 300 and the access tip 110 of the target cable 100.
Specifically, step 4 further includes the following steps.
Step 4.1, drawing a range covered by all possible extending tracks of the optical cable between the first reference point (the first reference point 210) and the second reference point (the second reference point 220) on the map according to the geographic coordinates of the first reference point (the first reference point 210), the geographic coordinates of the second reference point (the second reference point 220), the optical cable length between the first reference point (the first reference point 210) and the access tip 110 of the target optical cable 100 and the optical cable length between the second reference point (the second reference point 220) and the access tip 110 of the target optical cable 100, wherein the range is a track coverage range 013.
Specifically, with the geographic coordinates of the first reference point (the first reference point 210) and the geographic coordinates of the second reference point (the second reference point 220) as the focal points, an ellipse is drawn on the map according to the cable length between the first reference point (the first reference point 210) and the access tip 110 of the target cable 100 and the cable length between the second reference point (the second reference point 220) and the access tip 110 of the target cable 100, and the range enclosed by the ellipse is the track coverage range 013.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of drawing an ellipse in the method for positioning a fault point of an optical cable provided in this embodiment. Referring to fig. 2, an ellipse is drawn in the following manner:
establishing an X0Y rectangular coordinate system on a map; the geographic coordinates of the first reference point (reference point number one 210) and the geographic coordinates of the second reference point (reference point number two 220) are both located on the X-axis of the X0Y rectangular coordinate system and are symmetrical with respect to the Y-axis;
according to equation (X)2÷A2)+(Y2÷B2) Drawing an ellipse as 1;
wherein X represents the coordinate value of any point on the ellipse on the X-axis in the X0Y rectangular coordinate system, Y represents the coordinate value of any point on the ellipse on the Y-axis in the X0Y rectangular coordinate system, L1Represents the cable length, L, between a first reference point, reference point 210, and the access tip 110 of the target cable 1002Represents the cable length, L, between the second reference point (reference point two 220) and the access tip 110 of the target cable 1000Denotes a first groupThe linear distance between the fiducial point (fiducial point one 210) and the fiducial point two 220. In the present embodiment, the straight distance between the first reference point (the first reference point 210) and the second reference point (the second reference point 220) is 400 meters.
In this embodiment, L1＝500，L2＝1000，L 0400. The calculation results are as follows:
i.e. according to equation (X)2÷2502)+(Y2÷1502) An ellipse is drawn 1.
Step 4.2: the first coverage area 011 is plotted on the map according to the geographic coordinates of the first reference point (reference point number 210), the cable length between the first reference point (reference point number 210) and the access tip 110 of the target fiber optic cable 100, and the cable length between the failure point 300 and the access tip 110 of the target fiber optic cable 100.
Specifically, the geographic coordinate of the first reference point (the first reference point 210) is taken as the center of a circle on the map, and R is taken as the center of the circle1Drawing a circle for the radius, wherein the range enclosed by the circle is a first coverage range 011;
wherein R is1＝|L1-L3|，L1Represents the cable length, L, between a first reference point, reference point 210, and the access tip 110 of the target cable 1003Indicating the cable length between the fault point 300 and the access tip 110 of the target cable 100.
In this embodiment, L1＝500，L3720. Calculating to obtain R1＝220。
Step 4.3, a second coverage area 012 is drawn on the map according to the geographical coordinates of the second reference point (reference point two 220), the cable length between the second reference point (reference point two 220) and the access tip 110 of the target cable 100, and the cable length between the fault point 300 and the access tip 110 of the target cable 100.
Specifically, the geographic coordinate of the second reference point (the second reference point 220) is used as the center of a circle on the map, and R is used as the center of the circle2A circle is drawn for the radius, and the range enclosed by the circle is the second coverage range 012;
wherein R is2＝|L2-L3|，L2Represents the cable length, L, between the second reference point (reference point two 220) and the access tip 110 of the target cable 1003Indicating the cable length between the fault point 300 and the access tip 110 of the target cable 100.
In this embodiment, L2＝1000，L3720. Calculating to obtain R2＝280。
And 4.4, selecting a superposed part of the track coverage area 013, the first coverage area 011 and the second coverage area 012 as a target geographical area 014.
And 5: the failure point 300 is found according to the target geographical range 014.
By the optical cable fault point positioning method provided by the embodiment, the searching range of the fault point 300 can be reduced to the target geographical range 014, so that the difficulty of searching the fault point 300 is greatly reduced, the time for searching the fault point 300 is reduced, and the optical cable can be rapidly repaired.
The above description is only a partial example of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention, and various modifications and changes may be made to the present invention by those skilled in the art. Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
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1. The method for positioning the fault point of the optical cable is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1, selecting a plurality of reference points on a target optical cable, recording geographic coordinates of the reference points, and recording the length of the optical cable between the reference points and an access end of the target optical cable;
step 2, obtaining the optical cable length between the fault point of the target optical cable and the access end of the target optical cable through an optical time domain reflectometer;
step 3, selecting two reference points positioned at two sides of the fault point according to the length of the optical cable between the optical cable and the access end of the target optical cable, and respectively calling the two reference points positioned at two sides of the fault point as a first reference point and a second reference point;
step 4, drawing a target geographical range containing the fault point on a map according to the geographical coordinates of the first reference point, the geographical coordinates of the second reference point, the optical cable length between the first reference point and the access end of the target optical cable, the optical cable length between the second reference point and the access end of the target optical cable and the optical cable length between the fault point and the access end of the target optical cable;
and 5, searching the fault point according to the target geographic range.
2. The optical cable fault point positioning method according to claim 1, wherein the step 4 specifically includes:
step 4.1, drawing a range covered by all possible extending tracks of the optical cable between the first reference point and the second reference point on a map according to the geographic coordinate of the first reference point, the geographic coordinate of the second reference point, the optical cable length between the first reference point and the access end of the target optical cable and the optical cable length between the second reference point and the access end of the target optical cable, wherein the range is a track coverage range;
step 4.2, drawing a first coverage range on a map according to the geographic coordinate of the first reference point, the optical cable length between the first reference point and the access end of the target optical cable and the optical cable length between the fault point and the access end of the target optical cable;
step 4.3, drawing a second coverage range on a map according to the geographic coordinate of the second reference point, the optical cable length between the second reference point and the access end of the target optical cable and the optical cable length between the fault point and the access end of the target optical cable;
and 4.4, selecting the superposition position of the track coverage range, the first coverage range and the second coverage range as the target geographic range.
3. The optical cable fault point positioning method according to claim 2, wherein the step 4.1 specifically includes:
and drawing an ellipse on a map according to the optical cable length between the first datum point and the access end of the target optical cable and the optical cable length between the second datum point and the access end of the target optical cable by taking the geographic coordinate of the first datum point and the geographic coordinate of the second datum point as focuses, wherein the range surrounded by the ellipse is the track coverage range.
4. A method as claimed in claim 3, wherein in step 4.1, the ellipse is drawn by:
establishing an X0Y rectangular coordinate system on a map; the geographic coordinates of the first reference point and the geographic coordinates of the second reference point are both positioned on the X axis of the X0Y rectangular coordinate system and are symmetrical relative to the Y axis;
according to equation (X)2÷A2)+(Y2÷B2) Drawing an ellipse as 1;
wherein X represents the coordinate value of any point on the ellipse on the X axis in the X0Y rectangular coordinate system, Y represents the coordinate value of any point on the ellipse on the Y axis in the X0Y rectangular coordinate system, L1An access tip representing the first reference point and the target cableLength of optical cable therebetween, L2Representing a cable length, L, between the second reference point and the access tip of the target cable0Representing a linear distance between the first reference point and the second reference point.
5. The optical cable fault point positioning method according to claim 2, wherein the step 4.2 specifically includes:
taking the geographic coordinate of the first reference point as a circle center and R as the center of the circle on the map1Drawing a circle for the radius, wherein the range enclosed by the circle is the first coverage range;
wherein R is1＝|L1-L3|，L1Representing a cable length, L, between the first reference point and the access tip of the target cable3Representing a cable length between the fault point and the access tip of the target cable.
6. The optical cable fault point positioning method according to claim 2, wherein the step 4.3 specifically includes:
taking the geographic coordinate of the second reference point as a circle center and taking R as a circle center on the map2Drawing a circle for the radius, wherein the range enclosed by the circle is the second coverage range;
wherein R is2＝|L2-L3|，L2Representing a cable length, L, between the second reference point and the access tip of the target cable3Representing a cable length between the fault point and the access tip of the target cable.
7. The optical cable fault point positioning method as claimed in claim 1, wherein:
the step 1 is performed when the optical cable is laid.
8. The optical cable fault point positioning method as claimed in claim 1, wherein:
in the step 1, the reference points are selected at equal intervals on the target optical cable according to the length of the optical cable.
9. The optical cable fault point positioning method as claimed in claim 8, wherein:
the distance between the reference points is 300-600 meters.
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