Failures associated with Electrical Utility Transmission and Distribution systems caused by aged/degraded infrastructure and/or vegetation encroachment can result in devastating damage to communities, utility assets, and the environment. These incidents not only disrupt communities but also result in a significant financial burden for the responsible parties. This paper outlines how early fault detection is designed to prevent such accidents proactively. Readers will learn how this technology can enhance human safety, provide alerts to help modernize asset maintenance, and streamline fault detection and repair operations.
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