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引用次数: 8
摘要
管道穿透雷达(Pipe Penetrating Radar, PPR)是探地雷达在地下、管内的应用,是一种无损检测方法,可以检测地下管道主干直径(>18 in / 450mm)有色金属(混凝土、PVC、HDPE、玻璃化粘土等)内外的缺陷和空洞[1,2]。该方法使用由机器人携带的两个或多个高频GPR天线进入地下管道。雷达数据被传送到水面并且与CCTV输出一起被记录(和可选的声纳和激光)。专有软件分析数据并确定管道内外的缺陷或空洞。因此,测试可以识别现有管道和管道垫层症状,可以解决这些症状,以防止由于天坑发展而导致的灾难性故障,并可以提供有关管道剩余使用寿命的有用信息。本文介绍了美国华盛顿州温哥华的项目,该项目使用PPR检测了两条主要管道直径(21 - 36英寸)的管道,并成功地定量确定了这些关键拦截器中H2S腐蚀的程度。
Pipe Penetrating Radar inspection of large diameter underground pipes
Pipe Penetrating Radar (PPR) is the underground, in-pipe application of GPR, a non-destructive testing method that can detect defects and cavities within and outside mainline diameter (>18 in / 450mm) non-ferrous (concrete, PVC, HDPE, vitrified clay, etc.) underground pipes [1, 2]. The method uses two or more high frequency GPR antennae carried by a robot into underground pipes. The radar data are transmitted to the surface and are recorded together with the output from CCTV (and optionally sonar and laser). Proprietary software analyzes the data and pinpoints defects or cavities within and outside the pipe. Thus the testing can identify existing pipe and pipe bedding symptoms that can be addressed to prevent catastrophic failure due to sinkhole development and can provide useful information about the remaining service life of the pipe. This paper describes the Vancouver, WA, USA project where PPR was used to inspect two main line diameter (21 - 36 inch) pipes and was successful in quantitatively determine the amount of H2S corrosion in these critical interceptors.