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This facility marks a significant milestone in integrating diamond-based quantum sensing and quantum-dot gas sensors directly into high-voltage power grid infrastructure for predictive maintenance. By replacing manual inspections with autonomous quantum devices that detect partial discharges and fire hazards, this project demonstrates practical applications of quantum computing and communication within industrial engineering rather than theoretical research.

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Inside China Pioneering Quantum - Powered Demonstration Substation

GDELTAugust 31, 20264 min read

Quantum technology is beginning to transform the way China's power grids operate. At the 220-kilovolt Houdian Quantum Application Demonstration Substation in Hefei, east China's Anhui province, a suite of advanced quantum technologies is now in use. These include diamond-based quantum sensing materials to monitor current fluctuations, quantum-dot gas sensors to detect potential cable fire hazards and partial discharge faults inside switchgear, and other innovations that strengthen the intelligence, safety, and efficiency of grid operations. Commissioned in November 2024,…

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