Lightning monitoring and early warning function

What is "lightning warning"? Basic definition: Warning signals are issued about 10 to 30 minutes before lightning strikes to warn or notify people engaged in field operations, and appropriate lightning protection measures are taken in a timely manner.

The essence of lightning is that when the electric charge in the lightning cloud constantly changes and increases, the electric field strength will change and strengthen accordingly, so it can be realized by monitoring the change of electric field strength, and analyzing the change trend can predict whether there is lightning strike.

The lightning early warning system is a set of automatic, large-scale, high-precision real-time lightning monitoring system for early warning and protection of various dangerous and key places. It is suitable for the installation and use of cultural security units, tourist attractions, schools, stations, squares, golf courses, solar power stations and subway stations, as well as flammable and explosive places such as oil depots, gas stations and chemical plants.

Lightning monitoring and early warning function: there is sufficient time to start the emergency defense plan before the thunderstorm arrives to reduce the harm degree: reduce the risk of injury; And economic losses. Have a set of safe, reliable and economic management plans to proactively deal with disasters. Such as evacuating people in danger in a timely manner, preparing for disasters and putting a range of emergency measures on alert.

This system is mainly designed for lightning, static electricity, electrical fire and other safety events that exist in inflammable and explosive places for a long time. The utility model can realize the four functions of real-time online monitoring of the whole domain, early warning, centralized supervision and linkage control, and can truly reflect the commercial value of "small investment, high yield". The utility model can effectively solve the safety hazards caused by lightning, static electricity and electrical fire.