Leak detection of gas transport pipelines based on wigner distribution
Hongying Yang, Hao Ye, Shouchao Zhai, Guizeng Wang
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Hongying Yang, Hao Ye, Shouchao Zhai, Guizeng Wang
Abstract
This paper reports on the application of Wigner-Ville Distribution (WVD) method in leak detection of gas transport pipelines. WVD of the acoustic signal inside a pipeline is used to detect the change of the signal caused by leak. In order to reduce the influence of cross term disturbances, the time average of WVD results is calculated and used as the residual to detect leak faults. Experimental results based on real data show that the method can detect the leak faults of long gas transport pipelines effectively.
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This paper reports on the application of Wigner-Ville Distribution (WVD) method in leak detection of gas transport pipelines. WVD of the acoustic signal inside a pipeline is used to detect the change of the signal caused by leak. In order to reduce the influence of cross term disturbances, the time average of WVD results is calculated and used as the residual to detect leak faults. Experimental results based on real data show that the method can detect the leak faults of long gas transport pipelines effectively.
Key concepts: Pipeline transport, Leak, Residual, SIGNAL (programming language), Leak detection, Pipeline (software), Wigner distribution function, Computer science