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周旭 《中国石油和化工标准与质量》2014,(6):17
为了有效的对天然气管道泄漏进行及时识别,根据管道泄漏信号特征,本文采用了次声波检测技术进行长距离输气管道泄漏检测。结合支持向量机(SVM)人工智能识别理论,提出了基于次声波-SVM的管道泄漏智能识别方法。应用该智能识别方法对实际天然气管道泄漏进行检测实验研究,同时对影响SVM识别准确度的三类核函数进行了对比分析。实验结果表明:基于次声波-SVM(RBF核函数)的检测模型识别准确率最高,且该方法可以有效满足长输管道的泄漏检测。 相似文献
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天然气长输管道泄漏扩散的基本理论,全面分析了影响天然气泄漏扩散的因素;建立了天然气长输管道泄漏模型,对不同影响因素下天然气泄漏的压力场、速度场、浓度场以及危险区域进行了模拟分析,阐述了不同工况下天然气长输管道泄漏的规律;通过模拟对比分析了不同泄漏孔径、不同泄漏压力对泄漏区域的影响;模拟分析了气体中含硫化氢和泄漏区域有建筑物时的泄漏规律。 相似文献
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架空天然气管道泄漏扩散过程特性分析 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
在天然气管道集输过程中,由于管道老化、腐蚀等因素引起的泄漏事故时有发生,会引起穿孔泄漏后的天然气扩散,可能会引发火灾、中毒或爆炸。因此,进行架空天然气管道泄漏扩散过程的影响因素模拟研究及分析,对天然气管道输送安全运营和保障人生财产安全意义重大。文章建立了架空天然气管道在迎风坡和背风坡处发生泄漏扩散过程的物理模型,并利用CFD软件对架空天然气管道泄漏后的甲烷气体扩散过程进行了数值模拟。结果表明:泄漏的甲烷气体扩散范围和速度非常大,在泄漏时间300S时泄漏距离已经达到40m,并在40m处形成高浓度的甲烷气团;泄漏点在背风坡时,山坡附近形成高浓度甲烷气团。 相似文献
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通过对5种常用的管道泄漏报警技术原理和优缺点的对比分析,选择较优的次声波法和分布式光纤法应用于西部某油田管道的泄漏检测报警中,现场测试结果表明:次声波法可检测到的最小泄漏孔径为3mm,响应时间不大于1min,定位精度小于50m;分布式光纤法的响应时间不大于10s,定位精度小于20m。 相似文献
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高含硫天然气管道经长期的内外腐蚀,经常发生泄漏事故.为了减少和降低天然气管道泄漏事故对人的危害,对甲烷及硫化氢的扩散规律进行研究日趋重要.利用计算流体力学的方法,采用仿真软件对高含硫天然气架空及埋地管道穿孔泄漏后的甲烷、硫化氢气体的扩散进行了数值模拟.架空管道泄漏初期为体积分数等值线呈对称分布的射流,泄漏至60s后无爆... 相似文献
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V. S. Babkin 《Combustion, Explosion, and Shock Waves》2012,48(3):278-287
Various aspects of the sonic velocity regime, one of the steady-state regimes of filtration combustion of gases, is analyzed. The conditions and region of existence of the regime, the velocity and structural characteristics of the combustion wave, the gas ignition and combustion mechanisms, conditions for the stabilization of the wave velocity, and regime transitions are considered. A characteristic feature of the regime is the presence of a pressure wave in the zone of turbulent flame due to the choking of channels and narrowings. The main factors determining the nature and properties of the sonic velocity regime are the hydraulic resistance, piezo diffusion, the energetics of the mixture, the compressibility and turbulence of the gas, and the reactivity of the mixture at high pressures and temperatures. The sonic velocity regime is a unique and intriguing combustion regime which is promising for applications. 相似文献
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Existing jet penetration correlations have all been developed for sub‐sonic gas jets and have been found to perform poorly when employed in sonic and supersonic regimes. In the present study, triboelectric probes were used to measure both the penetration depth and expansion angle of sonic gas jets. Experiments were conducted using nozzles of different size and geometry, different particle types, different injection gases, and different fluidization velocities. All these data were used to develop a new, general correlation to predict the penetration depth of sonic gas jets. The effects of these variables on jet expansion angle were also studied. 相似文献
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掺混纳米微粉的聚碳硅烷熔融纺丝工艺研究 总被引:7,自引:0,他引:7
运用功率超声将纳米Ni粉均匀分散到聚碳硅烷(PCS)中,通过熔融纺丝制备出了直径约15~35μm的有机纤维。研究了超声过程对纳米微粉分散状态的影响及掺混型PCS熔融纺丝的工艺条件。 相似文献
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综述了在泡沫塑料成型过程中超声波振动对气泡成核行为的影响,分别用经典成核理论和分子聚团理论解释了超声波振动作用下的气泡成核现象,提出可以从能量的角度进一步深入研究超声波振动对气泡成核的影响。 相似文献
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油气输送管道关乎国家能源安全,近年来随着石油工业的发展,敷设管线大幅增多。由于腐蚀和人为破坏等问题,管道泄漏事故时有发生,不仅对环境污染严重,而且也威胁沿线群众的生命财产安全。基于负压波、音波、质量或体积等单因素的管道泄漏监测系统在国内得到了广泛应用,但是影响管道泄漏监测系统有效性的因素有很多,这时候用单因素进行管道泄漏定位会出现较大的偏差。本文提出的基于负压波和音波的成品油管道泄漏综合定位方法,可以有效地降低有害因素对监测系统的影响,对管道泄漏点进行准确的定位,为管道运行和维护人员提供科学依据。 相似文献
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The ultrasonic pulse-echo technique and differential thermal analysis were utilized to characterize and to monitor the effect of γ-irradiation on the sonic modulus and the heat effect of low-density polyethylene. The sonic wave velocity, sonic modulus, and specific gravity exhibit a minimum for samples irradiated at 10 Mrad. A minimum in the heat capacity was observed at 1 Mrad. The estimated relative change of the activation energy of ordering exhibits a minimum at 100 Mrad. Below 10 Mrad, the perturbation and the loss of the crystalline phase override the effect of radiation cross-linking. From 10 to 100 Mrad, the effect of cross-linking as well as that of crystallinity are prevailing. Oxidative degradation is dominating above 100 Mrad. © 1993 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 相似文献
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William F. Rush JR. Michael Onischak Gerald L. Anderson Suresh P. Babu 《Chemical Engineering Communications》1982,14(3):133-143
The Institute or Gas Technology has investigated a combined sonic agglomeration/crossflow filtration system to remove particles smaller than 10 microns from high-temperature, high-pressure gas streams. Sonic energy induces agglomeration so that particles can be removed in a continuously operating cross-flow filler element. Cold-model and preliminary high-temperature, high-pressure results are promising.
The objective of this investigation was to explore the potential effectiveness of sonic agglomeration, crossflow filtration, and a combination of these techniques to remove particles from high-temperature, high-pressure (HTHP) gas streams. The technique of sonic agglomeration has been known since the 1930's, and crossflow filtration has been used successfully in liquid filtration. This investigation is unique in that these two techniques were combined. Sonic energy was used to agglomerate particles to sizes large enough to be separated from the gas stream in a crossflow filter. The crossflow filter has advantages over conventional filters as a paniculate agglomerate removal system because it (1) operates continuously, (2) does not subject the fragile agglomerates to the high stress typical of inertial capture devices, and (3) can control the buildup of a filter cake when properly combined with a sonic agglomerator.
This investigation was supported by the Gas Research Institute and the Institute of Gas Technology Internal Research and Development Fund.
In this preliminary study, we found that—
• A 2-micron porosity filter must be used to achieve 98% paniculate removal from 95% of a dust-laden stream. (In the crossflow operating mode, 5% of the stream bypasses the filter.)
• When sonic agglomeration is combined with crossflow filtration, the same removal efficiency can be achieved with a 10-micron porosity filter.
• Combined sonic agglomeration/crossflow filtration removed particulates smaller than 10 microns in experiments at 265° C and 7000 kPa.
• The pressure drop across a 10-micron filter is about one-half that of a 2-micron filter, which could reduce the energy requirements for filtration.
This method of particulate removal should be applicable to many different coal reactor effluent streams, especially because it can operate at elevated temperatures and avoid gas cooling, liquid condensation, and subsequent liquid-solids separation. Preliminary estimates show that the power requirements of a combined sonic agglomerator/crossflow filter are lower than those of a crossflow filter alone, and that they are lower than or comparable with other particulate removal techniques. Additional tests are needed to establish the degree to which these benefits can be realized. 相似文献
The objective of this investigation was to explore the potential effectiveness of sonic agglomeration, crossflow filtration, and a combination of these techniques to remove particles from high-temperature, high-pressure (HTHP) gas streams. The technique of sonic agglomeration has been known since the 1930's, and crossflow filtration has been used successfully in liquid filtration. This investigation is unique in that these two techniques were combined. Sonic energy was used to agglomerate particles to sizes large enough to be separated from the gas stream in a crossflow filter. The crossflow filter has advantages over conventional filters as a paniculate agglomerate removal system because it (1) operates continuously, (2) does not subject the fragile agglomerates to the high stress typical of inertial capture devices, and (3) can control the buildup of a filter cake when properly combined with a sonic agglomerator.
This investigation was supported by the Gas Research Institute and the Institute of Gas Technology Internal Research and Development Fund.
In this preliminary study, we found that—
• A 2-micron porosity filter must be used to achieve 98% paniculate removal from 95% of a dust-laden stream. (In the crossflow operating mode, 5% of the stream bypasses the filter.)
• When sonic agglomeration is combined with crossflow filtration, the same removal efficiency can be achieved with a 10-micron porosity filter.
• Combined sonic agglomeration/crossflow filtration removed particulates smaller than 10 microns in experiments at 265° C and 7000 kPa.
• The pressure drop across a 10-micron filter is about one-half that of a 2-micron filter, which could reduce the energy requirements for filtration.
This method of particulate removal should be applicable to many different coal reactor effluent streams, especially because it can operate at elevated temperatures and avoid gas cooling, liquid condensation, and subsequent liquid-solids separation. Preliminary estimates show that the power requirements of a combined sonic agglomerator/crossflow filter are lower than those of a crossflow filter alone, and that they are lower than or comparable with other particulate removal techniques. Additional tests are needed to establish the degree to which these benefits can be realized. 相似文献
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WILLIAM F. RUSH JR. MICHAEL ONISCHAK GERALD L. ANDERSON SURESH P. BABU 《Chemical Engineering Communications》2013,200(3-6):133-143
The Institute or Gas Technology has investigated a combined sonic agglomeration/crossflow filtration system to remove particles smaller than 10 microns from high-temperature, high-pressure gas streams. Sonic energy induces agglomeration so that particles can be removed in a continuously operating cross-flow filler element. Cold-model and preliminary high-temperature, high-pressure results are promising. The objective of this investigation was to explore the potential effectiveness of sonic agglomeration, crossflow filtration, and a combination of these techniques to remove particles from high-temperature, high-pressure (HTHP) gas streams. The technique of sonic agglomeration has been known since the 1930's, and crossflow filtration has been used successfully in liquid filtration. This investigation is unique in that these two techniques were combined. Sonic energy was used to agglomerate particles to sizes large enough to be separated from the gas stream in a crossflow filter. The crossflow filter has advantages over conventional filters as a paniculate agglomerate removal system because it (1) operates continuously, (2) does not subject the fragile agglomerates to the high stress typical of inertial capture devices, and (3) can control the buildup of a filter cake when properly combined with a sonic agglomerator. This investigation was supported by the Gas Research Institute and the Institute of Gas Technology Internal Research and Development Fund. In this preliminary study, we found that— ? A 2-micron porosity filter must be used to achieve 98% paniculate removal from 95% of a dust-laden stream. (In the crossflow operating mode, 5% of the stream bypasses the filter.) ? When sonic agglomeration is combined with crossflow filtration, the same removal efficiency can be achieved with a 10-micron porosity filter. ? Combined sonic agglomeration/crossflow filtration removed particulates smaller than 10 microns in experiments at 265° C and 7000 kPa. ? The pressure drop across a 10-micron filter is about one-half that of a 2-micron filter, which could reduce the energy requirements for filtration. This method of particulate removal should be applicable to many different coal reactor effluent streams, especially because it can operate at elevated temperatures and avoid gas cooling, liquid condensation, and subsequent liquid-solids separation. Preliminary estimates show that the power requirements of a combined sonic agglomerator/crossflow filter are lower than those of a crossflow filter alone, and that they are lower than or comparable with other particulate removal techniques. Additional tests are needed to establish the degree to which these benefits can be realized. 相似文献