Characteristics Analysis of Vacuum Gas Leak Detection Signals Based on Acoustic Emission
Tao Zhang, Zhoumo Zeng, Yibo Li, Weikui Wang, Xu Bian
Abstract
Tao Zhang, Zhoumo Zeng, Yibo Li, Weikui Wang, Xu Bian
Abstract
Gas leaks can cause major accidents resulting in both human injuries and financial losses. Vacuum pressureinduced air leaks lead to the emission of acoustic signals. Vacuum leak tests are implemented in this paper, and signals excited by leaks through apertures of three different diameters are investigated. According to the acoustic emission signal processing theory, several characteristic parameters were utilized to analyze the generation of continuous vacuum leakage acoustic emission signals. Applicable signal characteristics are used to distinguish the vacuumleaks through apertures of different sizes. It can be inferred that the acoustic emission method can detect vacuum gas leaks as they happen, and signal parameter characteristics analysis can be used to distinguish between the different aperture sizes. This paper is of practical significance to the work of acoustic emission vacuum leak detection.
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Gas leaks can cause major accidents resulting in both human injuries and financial losses. Vacuum pressureinduced air leaks lead to the emission of acoustic signals. Vacuum leak tests are implemented in this paper, and signals excited by leaks through apertures of three different diameters are investigated. According to the acoustic emission signal processing theory, several characteristic parameters were utilized to analyze the generation of continuous vacuum leakage acoustic emission signals. Applicable signal characteristics are used to distinguish the vacuumleaks through apertures of different sizes. It can be inferred that the acoustic emission method can detect vacuum gas leaks as they happen, and signal parameter characteristics analysis can be used to distinguish between the different aperture sizes. This paper is of practical significance to the work of acoustic emission vacuum leak detection.
Key concepts: Acoustic emission, Leak, SIGNAL (programming language), Leak detection, Acoustics, Leakage (economics), Aperture (computer memory), Materials science