A method and system for monitoring displacement of oil and gas pipelines in permafrost regions
A technology for monitoring oil and gas pipelines and displacement, which is applied in measuring devices, instruments, optical devices, etc., and can solve the problems of different frozen soil characteristics, no mature monitoring technology, and complex formation mechanism of frost heave and thaw subsidence disasters.
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[0060] Embodiment. This example is a kind of test method, and in the permafrost region that the thickness of seasonal frozen soil is 2m, and the frozen soil type is ice-rich and saturated ice, the test is carried out, wherein the buried depth of the pipeline is 2m, and the diameter of the pipe body is 813mm, wall thickness 10mm, steel grade X65.
[0061] The overall composition of the displacement monitoring system for oil and gas pipelines in permafrost regions is as follows: figure 2 shown; the principle block diagram is shown in Figure 5 shown. On the side of the oil and gas pipeline 2 in the permafrost region 1, fiber grating displacement sensors 10, 11 are installed, all sensors are fused in series, and then lead to the monitoring station through the optical cable 12, the optical cable 12 is connected with the optical switch 13, and the optical switch 13 is connected with the optical fiber The grating demodulator 14 is connected, the fiber grating demodulator 14 is co...
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