Transmission Line Monitoring

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Transmission Line Monitoring refers to the continuous monitoring of transmission lines (e.g. power, communication or fluid transport pipelines) along a supply, transport or distribution route to detect, analyze, and report operational status, faults or anomalies in real time. The goal is to minimize outages, maintain safety standards, and plan maintenance proactively.

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