Title :
Data Mining Technology Based Leak Detection Method for Crude Oil Pipeline
Author :
Wei, LIANG ; Laibin, Zhang ; Yingchun, Ye
Author_Institution :
Res. Center of Oil & Gas Safety Eng. Technol., China Univ. of Pet., Beijing, China
fDate :
March 31 2009-April 2 2009
Abstract :
It is well known that the work condition of pipeline, the leak included, can be identified by a pressure signal analysis. Because of the high frequency data collection and always on-line pipeline leak detection, the pressure signal brings up massive data. A methodology for pipeline leak detection using data mining technology and work condition identification is presented here. Sixteen groups of raw data, which include each work condition, are selected from massive pressure data collected in this field. In order to analyze data conveniently, each group of raw data is normalized with mean zero. With wavelet transform, high-frequency noise is eliminated from pressure signal. The analysis on time-domain analysis proves that statistical value can describe pressure variation clearly and responsively. The paper extracts time-domain statistical value from de-noised pressure data as characteristic indexes for fuzzy clustering. According to the fuzzy clustering efficiency and accuracy, six time-domain parameters are regarded as the characteristic indexes. These parameters are root mean amplitude square, square root amplitude, skewness, fluctuation factor, variance and slope. Work condition of pipeline can be described completely by the Eigenvector, which is composed of six time-domain indexes. Clustering centers are found by fuzzy C-means algorithm with sixteen groups samplespsila eigenvectors. Applied clustering centers, field work condition can be identified with calculating and comparing close degree. The result of field application showed that the work condition identification accuracy can be up to 95%.
Keywords :
crude oil; data mining; eigenvalues and eigenfunctions; fuzzy set theory; leak detection; pattern clustering; petroleum industry; pipelines; statistics; crude oil pipeline; data collection; data mining; eigenvector; fuzzy C-means algorithm; fuzzy clustering; leak detection; pressure signal analysis; time-domain statistical value; Data analysis; Data mining; Frequency; Leak detection; Petroleum; Pipelines; Signal analysis; Signal detection; Time domain analysis; Wavelet transforms; Keywords: data mining; fuzzy C-means algorithm; leak detection; model identify; work condition;
Conference_Titel :
Computer Science and Information Engineering, 2009 WRI World Congress on
Conference_Location :
Los Angeles, CA
Print_ISBN :
978-0-7695-3507-4
DOI :
10.1109/CSIE.2009.554