Abstract
Most of the damage on overhead transmission lines happens due to ice accumulation on conductors. This paper is devoted to ice damage prevention on extra high voltage split-phase overhead power lines. The key idea is using high-frequency heat up of wires instead of de-icing with power supply interruption. It is proven that keeping wire temperature at 0 °C is enough for the damage prevention purpose. The authors demonstrate the structure and description of the developed damage prevention system with adaptive control depending on climate conditions.
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