Asynchronism of ice shedding from the de-iced conductor based on heat transfer

When overhead line is de-iced using Joule-effect heating, which is one of the main methods for resisting ice disasters in cold regions, the ice layer on the conductor will always be shed by section. However, the asynchoronism of ice shedding based on heat transfer is ignored in almost all ice melting models of de-iced conductors. On the basis of an ice-melting simulation of a three-dimensional mod...