Reports on new algorithms and techniques for managing the monitoring of pipeline networks
Deals with design, adjustment and operation of robust monitoring systems for pipeline networks
Includes illustrative real-world examples and case studies
Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
Table of contents (12 chapters)
-
-
-
-
- Zdzisław Kowalczuk, Marek Tatara
Pages 39-62
-
- Jean François Dulhoste, Marcos Guillén, Gildas Besançon, Rafael Santos
Pages 63-81
-
-
- Javier Jiménez, Lizeth Torres, Ignacio Rubio, Marco Sanjuan
Pages 99-124
-
- Cristina Verde, Jorge Rojas
Pages 125-145
-
- Sara T. Baltazar, Paulo Lopes dos Santos, Teresa P. Azevedo Perdicoúlis
Pages 147-170
-
- Marcos Quiñones-Grueiro, Cristina Verde, Orestes Llanes-Santiago
Pages 171-189
-
- Adrià Soldevila, Sebastian Tornil-Sin, Joaquim Blesa, Rosa M. Fernandez-Canti, Vicenç Puig
Pages 191-212
-
- Adrià Soldevila, Joaquim Blesa, Sebastian Tornil-Sin, Rosa M. Fernandez-Canti, Vicenç Puig
Pages 213-233
-
- Jorge A. Delgado-Aguiñaga, Ofelia Begovich
Pages 235-262
-
Back Matter
Pages 263-264
About this book
This book focuses on the analysis and design of advanced techniques for on-line automatic computational monitoring of pipelines and pipe networks. It discusses how to improve the systems’ security considering mathematical models of the flow, historical flow rate and pressure data, with the main goal of reducing the number of sensors installed along a pipeline. The techniques presented in the book have been implemented in digital systems to enhance the abilities of the pipeline network’s operators in recognizing anomalies. A real leak scenario in a Mexican water pipeline is used to illustrate the benefits of these techniques in locating the position of a leak. Intended for an interdisciplinary audience, the book addresses researchers and professionals in the areas of mechanical, civil and control engineering. It covers topics on fluid mechanics, instrumentation, automatic control, signal processing, computing, construction and diagnostic technologies.
Keywords
- Computational Monitoring of Pipelines
- Diagnostic of Pipelines
- Leaks’ Detection by Transient Response
- Observer Tools for Pipeline Monitoring
- Discretized Fluid Model Features
- Sequential Leaks’ Location
- Maneuvers in a Pipeline for Parameters’ Estimation
- Leaks’ Detection in Water Demand Networks
- Leaks’ Detection in a Gas Pipeline
- Network Monitoring with Optimal Sensor Placement
- Challenges in Complex Pipelines
- Pattern Recognition for Leaks’ Detection
- One-Dimensional Modeling for Fault Detection
- Obstruction Modeling in a Pipeline
- Models for Pipeline Description
- quality control, reliability, safety and risk