Enhanced Detection of Pipeline Leaks Based on Generalized Likelihood Ratio with Ensemble Learning
Tao Liu,
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Xiuquan Cai,
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Wei Zhou
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et al.
Processes,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(2), P. 558 - 558
Published: Feb. 16, 2025
To
address
the
challenges
of
insufficient
model
generalization,
high
false
alarm
rates
due
to
scarcity
leakage
data,
and
frequent
minor
alarms
in
traditional
weak
(the
amount
is
less
than
1%)
detection
methods
for
gas
transmission
pipelines,
this
paper
proposes
a
real-time
framework
natural
pipelines
based
on
combination
generalized
likelihood
ratio
(GLR)
ensemble
learning.
Compared
methods,
core
innovations
study
include
following:
(1)
For
first
time,
GLR
statistics
are
integrated
with
an
learning
strategy
construct
dynamic
pipeline
operating
states
through
multi-sensor
collaboration,
significantly
enhancing
model’s
robustness
noisy
environments
by
fusing
pressure
data
from
inlet
outlet,
as
well
outlet
flow
data.
(2)
An
adaptive
threshold
selection
mechanism
that
dynamically
optimizes
thresholds
using
distribution
characteristics
designed,
overcoming
sensitivity
limitations
fixed
complex
conditions.
(3)
decision
module
developed
voting
strategy,
effectively
reducing
associated
single
models.
The
capability
under
normal
conditions
was
validated
self-built
test
platform.
results
show
proposed
method
can
achieve
precise
small
0.5%
low-noise
while
rate
zero.
It
also
detect
1.5%
strong
noise
interference.
These
findings
validate
its
practical
value
industrial
scenarios.
This
provides
high-sensitivity,
low-false-alarm,
intelligent
solution
safety
monitoring,
which
particularly
suitable
early
warning
leaks
long-distance
pipelines.
Language: Английский
Research on Leak Detection and Localization Algorithm for Oil and Gas Pipelines Using Wavelet Denoising Integrated with Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM)–Transformer Models
Yunbin Ma,
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Z. J. Shang,
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Jie Zheng
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et al.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(8), P. 2411 - 2411
Published: April 10, 2025
Traditional
leakage
prediction
models
for
long-distance
pipelines
have
limitations
in
effectively
synchronizing
spatial
and
temporal
features
of
signals,
leading
to
data
processing
that
heavily
relies
on
manual
experience
exhibits
insufficient
generalization
capabilities.
This
paper
introduces
a
novel
detection
localization
algorithm
oil
gas
pipelines,
integrating
wavelet
denoising
with
Long
Short-Term
Memory
(LSTM)-Transformer
model.
The
proposed
utilizes
pressure
sensors
collect
real-time
pipeline
applies
eliminate
noise
from
the
signals.
By
combining
LSTM’s
feature
extraction
Transformer’s
self-attention
mechanism,
we
construct
short-term
average
gradient-average
instantaneous
flow
network
model
continuously
predicts
based
gradient
inputs,
monitors
deviations
between
actual
predicted
flow,
employs
curve
distance
accurately
determine
location.
Experimental
results
Jilin-Changchun
demonstrate
possesses
superior
warning
Specifically,
accuracy
reaches
99.995%,
location
error
margin
below
2.5%.
Additionally,
can
detect
leaks
exceeding
0.6%
main
without
generating
false
alarms
during
operation.
Language: Английский