CN211979606U - Substation equipment monitoring system based on Internet of things - Google Patents

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CN211979606U
CN211979606U CN202021028226.XU CN202021028226U CN211979606U CN 211979606 U CN211979606 U CN 211979606U CN 202021028226 U CN202021028226 U CN 202021028226U CN 211979606 U CN211979606 U CN 211979606U
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The utility model provides a transformer substation equipment monitored control system based on thing networking, the monitored control system host computer includes the main part, is provided with two radiators in the main part, and every radiator includes radiating bottom plate and sets up the radiating blade on radiating bottom plate perpendicularly respectively, and the radiating bottom plate of two radiators sets up towards the middle part respectively, is the device cavity between two radiating bottom plates; four corners of the two radiating bottom plates are respectively provided with a fixed copper column and fixed in the main body through the fixed copper columns; the side walls of the two sides of the main body are provided with heat dissipation windows, and the directions of the heat dissipation blades are arranged along the directions of the heat dissipation windows; a heat radiation fan is arranged between the heat radiation window and the heat radiator; the speed regulating assembly is arranged in the main body and comprises a microprocessor and a temperature sensor arranged on the radiating bottom plate, the microprocessor is respectively connected with the radiating fan and the temperature sensor through leads, and the microprocessor controls the rotating speed of the radiating fan according to signals of the temperature sensor; the heat dissipation device has the advantages of good heat dissipation performance and stable operation.

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Substation equipment monitoring system based on Internet of things
Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of the transformer substation, concretely relates to substation equipment monitored control system based on thing networking.
Background
Once natural or man-made faults occur in the power system, the power system cannot be controlled in time, so that the system loses stability, main equipment is damaged, a power grid is collapsed, large-area power failure is caused, and serious consequences are brought to the system and the society; because the system host has a large amount of video images to be processed and displayed, the requirements on hardware configuration and performance of the host device are high, when the system host works, the heat productivity of the host is large, if the heat cannot be dissipated in time, the performance of the whole system can be influenced, and further the operation of the whole equipment can be seriously influenced.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims at providing a substation equipment monitored control system based on thing networking to solve the heat dissipation problem of current real equipment monitored control system's of transformer system host computer, thereby guarantee the performance and the stability of system.
The utility model provides a following technical scheme:
a transformer substation equipment monitoring system based on the Internet of things comprises a plurality of equipment monitoring units, a monitoring system host and an inspection robot, wherein the equipment monitoring units and the inspection robot are respectively in communication connection with the monitoring system host; the monitoring system host comprises a main body, two radiators are arranged in the main body, each radiator comprises a radiating bottom plate and a radiating blade vertically arranged on the radiating bottom plate, the radiating bottom plates of the two radiators are respectively arranged towards the middle part, and a device cavity is arranged between the two radiating bottom plates; four corners of the two radiating bottom plates are respectively provided with a fixed copper column and are fixed in the main body through the fixed copper columns; the side walls of the two sides of the main body are provided with heat dissipation windows, and the directions of the heat dissipation blades are arranged along the directions of the heat dissipation windows; a heat radiation fan is arranged between the heat radiation window and the heat radiator; the speed regulating assembly is further arranged in the main body and comprises a microprocessor and a temperature sensor arranged on the radiating bottom plate, the microprocessor is connected with the radiating fan and the temperature sensor through leads respectively, and the microprocessor controls the rotating speed of the radiating fan according to signals of the temperature sensor.
Preferably, the size of the body is 1U standard.
Preferably, a central processing unit and a storage unit are arranged in the device cavity.
Preferably, the main body is provided with an interface unit and an LED indicating unit, and the storage unit, the interface unit and the LED indicating unit are connected with the central processing unit through a bus.
Preferably, the interface unit is a network interface unit and an RS485 interface unit; the network interface unit and the RS485 interface unit are respectively connected with the LED indicating unit.
The utility model has the advantages that:
the utility model relates to a transformer substation equipment monitoring system based on the Internet of things, in the working process, the cooling fans at the two sides of the radiator respectively suck in and discharge wind from the cooling window, and convection is formed inside the main body; meanwhile, because the interior of the device cavity is blocked by devices such as the central processing unit, the storage unit and the like, wind can only pass through the radiating blades, so that the convection space is reduced, and the wind speed at the radiating blades is increased, thereby improving the radiating effect; therefore, the heat dissipation problem of a system host of the existing substation equipment monitoring system is solved, and the performance and stability of the system are ensured; meanwhile, the rotating speed of the cooling fan is controlled by the speed regulating assembly according to the temperature of the cooling bottom plate, automatic adjustment is achieved, and power consumption and noise are reduced.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the structure of the present invention;
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1. the heat dissipation device comprises a main body, 2 parts of a heat radiator, 21 parts of a heat dissipation bottom plate, 22 parts of heat dissipation blades, 3 parts of a device cavity, 4 parts of a fixed copper column, 5 parts of a heat dissipation window and 6 parts of a heat dissipation fan.
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As shown in fig. 1-2, the transformer substation equipment monitoring system based on the internet of things comprises a plurality of equipment monitoring units, a monitoring system host and an inspection robot, wherein the equipment monitoring units and the inspection robot are respectively in communication connection with the monitoring system host; the monitoring system host comprises a main body 1, wherein the size of the main body 1 is standard 1U;
two radiators 2 are arranged in the main body 1, each radiator 2 comprises a radiating bottom plate 21 and radiating blades 22 vertically arranged on the radiating bottom plate 21, the radiating bottom plates 21 of the two radiators 2 are arranged towards the middle part respectively, and a device cavity 3 is arranged between the two radiating bottom plates 21; four corners of the two radiating bottom plates 21 are respectively provided with a fixed copper column 4 and fixed in the main body 1 through the fixed copper columns 4; the side walls of two sides of the main body 1 are provided with heat dissipation windows 5, and the directions of the heat dissipation blades 22 are arranged along the directions of the heat dissipation windows 5; a heat radiation fan 6 is arranged between the heat radiation window 5 and the heat radiator 2; a speed regulating assembly is further arranged in the main body 1, the speed regulating assembly comprises a microprocessor and a temperature sensor arranged on the radiating bottom plate 21, the microprocessor is respectively connected with the radiating fan 6 and the temperature sensor through leads, and the microprocessor controls the rotating speed of the radiating fan 6 according to signals of the temperature sensor;
a central processing unit and a storage unit are arranged in the device cavity, an interface unit and an LED indicating unit are arranged on the main body 1, the storage unit, the interface unit and the LED indicating unit are connected with the central processing unit through buses, and the interface unit is a network interface unit and an RS485 interface unit; the network interface unit and the RS485 interface unit are respectively connected with the LED indicating unit;
in the specific embodiment, in the working process, the heat dissipation fans 6 on the two sides of the heat sink 2 respectively suck and discharge wind from the heat dissipation window 5, and convection is formed inside the main body 1; meanwhile, because the interior of the device cavity 3 is blocked by devices such as a central processing unit, a storage unit and the like, wind can only pass through the radiating blades 22, so that the convection space is reduced, and the wind speed at the radiating blades 22 is increased, thereby improving the radiating effect; meanwhile, the speed regulating component controls the rotating speed of the radiating fan 6 according to the temperature of the radiating bottom plate 21, so that automatic regulation is realized, and power consumption and noise are reduced.
Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that modifications may be made to the embodiments described in the foregoing embodiments, or equivalents may be substituted for elements thereof. 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. A transformer substation equipment monitoring system based on the Internet of things comprises a plurality of equipment monitoring units, a monitoring system host and an inspection robot, and is characterized in that the equipment monitoring units and the inspection robot are respectively in communication connection with the monitoring system host; the monitoring system host comprises a main body, two radiators are arranged in the main body, each radiator comprises a radiating bottom plate and a radiating blade vertically arranged on the radiating bottom plate, the radiating bottom plates of the two radiators are respectively arranged towards the middle part, and a device cavity is arranged between the two radiating bottom plates; four corners of the two radiating bottom plates are respectively provided with a fixed copper column and are fixed in the main body through the fixed copper columns; the side walls of the two sides of the main body are provided with heat dissipation windows, and the directions of the heat dissipation blades are arranged along the directions of the heat dissipation windows; a heat radiation fan is arranged between the heat radiation window and the heat radiator; the speed regulating assembly is further arranged in the main body and comprises a microprocessor and a temperature sensor arranged on the radiating bottom plate, the microprocessor is connected with the radiating fan and the temperature sensor through leads respectively, and the microprocessor controls the rotating speed of the radiating fan according to signals of the temperature sensor.
2. The substation equipment monitoring system based on the Internet of things of claim 1, wherein the size of the main body is standard 1U.
3. The substation equipment monitoring system based on the internet of things of claim 1, wherein a central processing unit and a storage unit are arranged in the device cavity.
4. The substation equipment monitoring system based on the Internet of things is characterized in that an interface unit and an LED indicating unit are arranged on the main body, and the storage unit, the interface unit and the LED indicating unit are connected with the central processing unit through buses.
5. The substation equipment monitoring system based on the Internet of things of claim 4, wherein the interface units are a network interface unit and an RS485 interface unit; the network interface unit and the RS485 interface unit are respectively connected with the LED indicating unit.
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