However, with the continuous increase in the use of gas cylinders and the drive of interests, the safety of gas cylinders has become the most important problem to be solved in this field.
[0005] At present, there are many safety hazards in the
actual use of CNG gas cylinders in China, mainly in the three major links of installation, filling and use: for example, some people without
professional skills use simple facilities to carry out CNG gas cylinders under the drive of interests. Illegal modification, which is far below the requirements of the corresponding safety
technical specifications for the installation of CNG gas cylinders; during the filling process of CNG gas cylinders, due to the lack of feasible testing measures, there are also cases where the gas filling stations do not review the safety performance of the gas cylinders Just add gas directly or continue to add gas knowing that there are safety problems, so that some gas cylinders with expired inspections or substandard safety performance are still in use; at the same time, the serial number, production date and
inspection time during use of CNG gas cylinders Such data are very important information. The gas station should check these data before each refueling. Vehicles with unqualified gas cylinders will not be refueled. The management department also needs to update the data in real time to keep abreast of the gas cylinders. The specific use of the specific use, in order to clean out unqualified gas cylinders at any time, reduce the hidden dangers of installation
[0006] In order to deal with the above problems, there are currently some technical measures for the supervision of vehicle gas cylinders, but the effect is not ideal, such as "network + remote
database mode", which follows the current mainstream control method "embedded + communication", through the field terminal The ID number of the device identification tag is integrated by means of communication to the remote
database for comparison, and then the value is returned. At the same time, the system is manually unlocked in the offline state, and then local operations are performed through manual intervention. The technology is mature and stable, and the local computing environment is simple. Deployment is easy; but this technical solution is not compatible with gas dispensers; if
full data monitoring (gas filling records, quantity, time, gun number) is required, manufacturers must be required to provide private protocol docking, gas dispenser manufacturers are out of their own knowledge For the protection of property rights, it is difficult to provide in-depth data interfaces, and management loopholes are relatively large; at the same time, system manufacturers in various cities are not unique, and
monitoring data is inconsistent. In a multi-system environment,
data integration and business docking are very difficult and consume a lot of manpower and
material resources; and The operation and maintenance of the basic network and on-site equipment is very difficult. Under the existing technical framework, the provincial bureau cannot guarantee that the gas filling station will not stop production due to the provincial bureau system, network environment, and monitoring equipment, and does not have the ability to
resist counterfeiting labels, etc.
[0007] Another technical solution is to adopt the method of "distributed data + incremental synchronization + online comparison". From the perspective of current supervision, this solution has the lowest risk in theory; it can effectively solve the problem of offline verification; but it carries distributed databases for computing The environmental requirements are high, and embedded systems are not recommended to carry high-volume tasks. If X86 or other RISC environments are used to support database operation, the on-site
power consumption will exceed 100 watts. After the equipment is explosion-proof, fan heat is a problem, and additional CAN expansion is required. Or 485 and other communication interfaces to solve the
legalization problem. At the same time, the availability of embedded databases, equipment operating systems, and
peripheral infrastructure (power, network) cannot be guaranteed; for vehicles in other provinces, the ability to deal with emergency refueling events is weak (the database does not include this part of the information) and cannot
resist copying labels,
cloning labels and exposing regulatory loopholes, etc.