Conventional technologies cannot accurately detect the location of the. In collaboration with Frauscher Sensonic, ÖBB has conducted research on short-circuit localisation.
Conventional technologies cannot accurately detect the location of short circuits. In collaboration with Frauscher Sensonic, ÖBB has conducted research on short-circuit localisation using existing optical fibres installed parallel to the line.
After two years of research and the development of an evaluation algorithm, a short circuit was localised automatically with an optical fibre on the test track Wels - Passau for the first time on 21. January 2019. Practice shows that the location of short-circuits can be measured with an accuracy of up to 10 m.
Author: Klaus Leithner, ÖBB
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