With the changes in the natural environment and the expansion of biological populations, the impact of birds on power grid facilities has become increasingly prominent, which is often referred to as "bird damage". Why is the problem of bird damage on the power grid still unavoidable in today's rapidly changing technology?
The reasons for this are manifold. The first and foremost is the ecological habits of birds. Many birds prefer to nest on tall structures to get away from predators on the ground. The height and structure of transmission towers fulfill this need, making them ideal habitats. In addition, because power lines often span vast geographic areas and cover a wide range of ecological environments, birds from different regions and species may find suitable living space on grid facilities.
Climate change and ecological shifts have also added new challenges to the problem of bird damage. Global warming has led to changes in the migration routes and habits of some bird species, which may make them more inclined to come into contact with human facilities. At the same time, the reduction of some natural habitats is forcing birds to seek new living spaces, and man-made power grids often become their "happy nests".
Power grid bird damage involves two main aspects: first, direct contact between birds and transmission lines, and second, birds nesting and defecating on power facilities. Both of these can lead to short circuits, power outages or even trigger widespread blackouts.
Current society generally advocates the concept of harmonious coexistence and ecological balance, so the strategy for treating bird damage to power grids must also take into account the requirements of ecological protection, which means that overly drastic or harmful means must not be used to minimize the impact of birds on power grids, such as the use of poisons, hunting and killing, and other methods are unacceptable. In order to meet this challenge, the power sector has taken a series of measures, including the use of bird-proofing devices, regular patrol inspections, the use of sound and light and other non-harmful means to repel birds. Shenzhen True Bird Repellent Technology launched Ultrasonic Bird RepellerZQN-DL-CS, the use of ever-changing ultrasonic frequency so that the birds are sick of the environment and away from the ultrasonic wave! Frequency is 16KHz ~ 25KHz constantly changing frequency point cycle work, normal operation of the bird repeller in accordance with the "work for 3 minutes, stop 5 minutes" frequency trigger, so that birds can not be adapted to ensure that the effect of bird repellent persistence, and ultrasonic is a bird aversion, but we can not hear the sound of the human ear, so there is no There is no such thing as "disturbing the public".
As "bird management" involves the complex laws of nature and the conflict between human social activities, in the pursuit of technological progress, the application of bird control equipment bird repellent to drive birds at the same time, we should pay more attention to live in harmony with nature, looking for the road to sustainable development.
