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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Pipeline inspection"”.
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A real-time robotic platform for pipeline inspection
Pipelines are used around the world to transport raw materials, waste products, and, critically, potable water. Protecting the pipes from the elements often leaves them difficult to inspect for leaks and corrosion, which can cause costly, even deadly, damage. Currently, typical inspection methods …
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Development of an Electromagnetic Sensor for in Pipeline Inspection and Asset Management for the Water Industry
In the UK, the Water Services Regulation Authority (OFWAT), estimates that for all the water and sewage companies there was over 3,365 Ml/d (megalitres per day) of water leakage in the reported period 2010 and 2011, which was still at 3094.21 Ml/day in the 2013 review. Leakage estimates do not …
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Ultrasound Testing System for the Detecting of the Shape and Growth of a Vapor Chamber in the VAPEX Process
… It has also been applied in the oil industry for pipeline inspection and fluid velocity measurement. In this study, a comprehensive experimental program was designed and conducted to evaluate the feasibility of using acoustic waves for detection and monitoring of vapor chamber growth and pressure …
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Development of techniques for detection and dissolution enhancement of mineral deposits in petroleum pipelines using ultrasound.
Scale formation in petroleum pipelines causes progressive flow reductions, leading to large production losses and operating costs. The composition and thickness of the scale deposits vary widely, but with present technology they cannot be accurately quantified or monitored. Remedial treatments such …
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The design of the frugal robot for detecting in-pipe corrosion in the oil and gas sector
A dissertation submitted in fulfilment of the requirement for the Master’s in Information and Communications Technology degree, Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2026.