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An underground pipeline leakage monitoring and precise positioning method based on multi-point signal compensation

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, , Citation Yulong Li et al 2020 IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci. 450 012118 DOI 10.1088/1755-1315/450/1/012118

1755-1315/450/1/012118

Abstract

Underground pipelines are an important infrastructure for cities and an important basis for ensuring the normal operation of urban production and life. As the earliest types of pipelines built in the urban underground pipe network, the water supply network and the heat pipe network of many cities have already experienced aging phenomena. Pipeline leakage and pipe burst accidents frequently occur, resulting in serious waste of water resources and greatly increasing operating costs [1]. At the same time, there are major security risks. Pipeline leak detection is an important task. There are many kinds of pipeline leakage detection methods [2], and the best one is the water leakage detection correlator, which can locate the location of the leakage point. However, the correlation instrument can not eliminate the environmental noise interference well during the leak detection process, and the positioning result sometimes has a large deviation. In order to solve this problem, an underground pipeline leakage monitoring and precise positioning method based on multi-point signal compensation is proposed. The method increases the third acquisition point of the noise signal, and compensates for the positioning deviation caused by the environmental noise through the signal of the third point, achieving accurate positioning of leak points.

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