WO2011039589A1 - System and method for the continuous detection of impacts on pipelines for the transportation of fluids, particularly suitable for underwater pipelines - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the present invention relates to a system and 5 method for the continuous detection of impacts on pipelines used for the fluids transportation, particularly on pipelines positioned on the seabed.
- a 10 plurality of acoustic sensors distributed along the length of the pipeline suitable for detecting the presence of waves generated by an impact in the fluid inside the pipeline.
- sensors such as hydrophones or 15 alternatively accelerometers, for example, is known.
- the position and instant of the impact 101 are determined on the basis of . surveys effected by two hydrophones 102 or two accelerometers 102' situated at 20 the two ends of a section subject to the length . x of a pipeline 103 in, which the impact 101 takes place.
- This detection system and method are particularly suitable for easily accessible pipelines.
- the sensors In the case of hydrophone systems, for example, the sensors must be installed along the whole development of the pipeline so as to be in contact with the fluid inside the same. Also in the case of accelerometer systems, the sensors must be installed along the whole development of the pipeline and in particular, so as to be in direct contact with the outer surface of the same.
- the pipeline is divided into a plurality of sections subject to detection x having a length corresponding to the detection range of the particular sensor used, which in the case of hydrophones and accelerometers corresponds to about 20- 50 km, and the sensors are installed at the ends of the sections subject to detection defined.
- sensors installed on the seabed would create either problems relating to the feeding or also considerable maintenance problems, considering the difficult accessibility to these.
- hydrophones for detecting impacts on underwater pipelines could be effected in correspondence with the two starting and arrival shores, the distance between the shores however is generally such as to define a detection section having a much greater length than the capacity of the sensors . It would therefore not be possible to detect signals useful for determining the position, intensity and impact instant at the two ends of such a detection section.
- An objective of the present invention is to overcome the limitations described above and in particular to conceive a system for the continuous detection of impacts on pipelines for the transportation of fluids which can also be effectively applied to underwater installations of pipelines.
- Another objective of the present invention is to provide a system for the continuous detection of impacts on pipelines for the fluids transportation which can be easily installed as it does not require the positioning of sensors along sections of pipeline positioned at the sea bottom.
- a further objective of the present invention is to provide a system for the continuous detection of impacts on pipelines for the transportation of fluids which can also be used for pipelines accessible from one side only.
- Last but not least objective of the present invention is that of conceiving a method for the continuous detection of impacts on pipelines for the transportation of fluids which guarantees a high detection precision of both the position in which the impact has taken place and also the instant and intensity of the impact in order to determine the entity of damage suffered by the pipeline.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of a detection of an impact on an underground pipeline monitored by means of a first known system, based on the use of hydrophones, for revealing impacts on pipelines for the transportation of fluids;
- FIG. lb is a schematic representation of a detection of an impact on an underground pipeline monitored by means of a second known system, based on the use of accelerometers, for revealing impacts on pipelines for the transportation of fluids;
- FIG. 2 is a schematic representation of the detection of an impact on a pipeline monitored by means of the system for the detection of impacts on pipelines for the transportation of fluids according to the present invention
- figure 3 is a schematic illustration of the system of figure 2 installed on a pipeline having an underwater section;
- FIG. 4 is a block scheme of the method for the detection of impacts on pipelines for the transportation of fluids according to the present invention.
- the system 10 comprises at least two sensors 11, 12, each installed in correspondence with at least one end of a section length (x) of a pipeline 13 wherein a first sensor 12, of the at least two sensors, is suitable for detecting first acoustic waves 14 which propagate along the mantle of the pipeline 13 and a second sensor 11, of the at least two sensors, is suitable for detecting second acoustic waves 15 which propagate in the fluid inside the pipeline.
- the first sensor 12 is preferably a vibro-acoustic sensor, for example an optical fibre sensor or a longitudinal and/or transversal accelerometer, capable of detecting the vibratory motion 14 propagates along the mantle of the pipeline 13 generated by an impact 16 within a detection range x, for example having a length of up to about 50 km.
- a vibro-acoustic sensor for example an optical fibre sensor or a longitudinal and/or transversal accelerometer
- the second sensor 11 is a hydrophone capable of detecting the presence of a wavefront 15 also generated by the same impact 16, which propagates inside the fluid along the ⁇ development of the pipeline 13.
- the installation of the at least two sensors 11, 12 suitable for detecting acoustic waves having different wave characteristics, and in particular different propagation rates and/or attenuation degrees, as they are propagated in different means, allows an accidental impact 16 to be detected, which has taken place on said section x of the pipeline 13, in terms of position, impact instant and intensity also when both sensors 11, 12 are positioned at the same end of the section length x as illustrated in figure 2.
- the section subject to detection x monitored has a length equal to the capacity of said' sensors 11, 12.
- the position, generation instant and intensity of the impact 16 are determined by means of a correlation between the signals registered by both sensors 11, 12.
- the waves in fact, propagate in the fluid and along the mantle of the pipeline 13 with different propagation rates and attenuation degrees, thus reaching the respective sensors 11, 12 at different times and intensities, also when these are substantially situated in the same position.
- the propagation rates and degree of attenuation of the vibro-acoustic waves are linked to the materials in which they are diffused and can be measured a priori for each of these.
- the sensors 11, 12 are preferably arranged in the same position of the pipeline, but the system also functions perfectly when the sensors 11, 12 are at a distance from each other, for example if they are positioned at opposite ends of the section subject to detection x.
- the system 10 can also comprise a greater number of detection sensors 11, 12 substantially positioned in correspondence with at least one end of a section subject to detection x, in order to increase the degree of accuracy of the surveys .
- Figure 3 illustrates a possible application of the system 10 for the detection of impacts on underwater pipelines for the transportation of fluids according to the present invention, wherein a pipeline 13 has at least a first underground, section 13a upstream, a second section 13b which is close to ground level and is positioned in correspondence with a shore, and also a third underwater section 13c.
- Possible impacts along the first underground section of pipeline 13a can be possibly revealed through traditional systems of the known type, such as, for example, those illustrated in figures la and lb.
- a first acoustic wave 14 When propagating along the mantle of the pipeline 13, a first acoustic wave 14 reaches the first sensor 12 which, as it is continuously perceptive, detects the arrival of the first acoustic wave 14 and generates a first corresponding signal (phase 110) .
- the second sensor 11 - After a time interval At, when there is the arrival of a second acoustic wave 15 which propagates through the fluid inside the pipeline 13, the second sensor 11 - also continuously perceptive - detects said arrival and generates (phase 120) a , second signal.
- the time interval At of the arrival of the two acoustic waves 14, 15 is then determined (phase 130) and using the same At, the impact 16 is localized (phase 140) by determining the distance d between the two sensors 11, 12 and the point in which the impact has taken place.
- the distance d is calculated on the basis of the following equation:
- v x and v 2 are the propagation rates of the acoustic waves along the mantle of the pipeline 13 and in the fluid inside the 13 itself, respectively, and ⁇ is the difference between the two rates Vi,v 2 .
- the distance d it is possible to determine the generation instant of the impact starting for example from the instant of arrival of the first acoustic wave 14 in correspondence with the first sensor 12 and subtracting the interval determined from the ratio between the calculated distance d and the propagation rate Vi of the acoustic waves along the mantle of the pipeline 13 (phase 150) .
- perceptive sensors of at least two types of waves such as, for example, sensors that detect the waves propagating along the fluid transported and others which detect the waves propagating along the pipeline, and by an appropriate processing of the known data with those revealed by the sensors, it is possible to localize the impact even if for providing the surveys are provided at the same side with respect to the impact point.
- This system can therefore also be successfully applied for the monitoring of the coastal section of underwater pipelines or risers in production lines without the necessity of installing sensors at the sea bottom.
- the system and method for the continuous detection of impacts on pipelines for the fluids transportation, object of the present invention can also be conveniently applied to pipelines installed on land, proving to be particularly advantageous in the case of pipelines not uniformly accessible along the whole of their extension, for example for the installation of hydrophones.
- the use of the mixed system according to the present invention is particularly favourable.
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