A Novel Water Pipeline Asset Management Scheme Using Hydraulic Monitoring Data
A Novel Water Pipeline Asset Management Scheme Using Hydraulic Monitoring Data
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利用水力监测数据的新型输水管道资产管理方案
DOI:
10.1061/9780784482506.020
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发表时间:
2019
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通讯作者:
Momeni, Ahmad
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作者:
Piratla, Kalyan R.;Momeni, Ahmad
Many water pipeline systems in the United States and several other countries are in a deteriorated state needing immediate intervention. One of the critical challenges to such interventions is the dearth of economical and reliable inspection tools to assess the condition of the pipeline assets and prioritize their rehabilitation. Although few innovative inspection techniques have been developed and demonstrated in the last few years, they are reserved to be used on a limited number of seemingly failing assets due to high inspection costs. The fields of embedded sensing and artificial intelligence techniques offer unique opportunities to predict asset conditions based on hydraulic monitoring data from water pipeline systems. This paper proposes a novel asset-management scheme for water pipeline systems where pipeline flow and pressure data streamed in through the SCADA systems are leveraged to deduce uncertain asset parameters such as reduced pipe diameters and roughness values. To demonstrate the proposed scheme, a well-known water distribution network is used in this paper to show that pressure and flow data monitored at three different locations each can inform the roughness values of all the pipelines in the system. Firstly, the roughness coefficients of all the pipelines in the chosen water network are randomly reduced within a certain reasonable range in order to characterize the real-world system behavior. Subsequently, synthetic monitoring data for pipeline pressure and flow is generated using hydraulic simulations for 200 scenarios with varied nodal demands. Finally, an optimization algorithm is developed based on a reverse engineering approach to predict pipeline roughness coefficients using the synthetic monitoring data. Least of the minimum squared error between the modeled and synthetic flow (and pressure) data for all the 200 scenarios are considered the objectives in the optimization process. MATLAB programming interface is used in this study in conjunction with EPANET hydraulic modeling tools. The proposed scheme and the included results of this paper will offer a promising and powerful approach towards asset management where system-wide monitoring data could inform the condition of the assets and subsequently support prioritization for rehabilitation.
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3.5
作者:
M. Moglia;S. Burn;S. Meddings
通讯作者:
S. Meddings
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发表时间:
2005
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MIT International Conference on Information Quality
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作者:
A. Koronios;Shien Lin;Jing Gao
通讯作者:
Jing Gao
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发表时间:
2015
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作者:
M.S. Somia Alfatih;M. Salman Leong;L. M. Hee
通讯作者:
L. M. Hee