A special inspection task customized by a petrochemical group company in the northwest region requires multiple payloads such as laser telemetry inspection equipment, dual light pods, and loudspeakers to fly at low altitude and low speed on the undulating and gully crisscrossing Loess Plateau to carry out special inspection operations. The inspection line has a total length of over 50KM, and the entire line has a height fluctuation of over 300 meters. Most sections of the line are sparsely populated and do not cover 4G signals, making it very difficult to operate. Several domestic drone companies have attempted to operate with various models, but they cannot meet the requirements. The Hydrogen Peng Technology XC02 hydrogen powered drone is capable of carrying and executing tasks, enabling remote autonomous operations, data transmission, and video streaming through self-organizing network links. It successfully completed inspection tasks in harsh weather conditions with gusts of up to six levels, becoming the first application scenario in the industry.
