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|a Cover -- Copyright -- Contents -- About the Author -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: The technology matrices -- 2.1 Main Pipelines Only -- High Pressure -- 2.2 Main Pipelines Only -- Low Pressure -- 2.3 Domestic and Mains Fittings -- High Pressure -- 2.4 Domestic & Mains Fittings -- Low Pressure -- Chapter 3: Acoustic principles -- 3.1 History of Acoustics -- 3.2 Propagation -- 3.3 Resonance -- 3.4 Attenuation -- 3.5 Acoustic Impedance -- Chapter 4: Leak detection technologies -- 4.1 Method A: Gas Injection Method -- 4.2 Method B: Manual Listening Stick
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|a 4.3 Methods C and D: Leak Location Using Acoustic Noise Correlation Theory -- 4.4 Method C: Non-intrusive Correlation with Accelerometer Sensors -- 4.5 Method D: Correlation Using Hydrophones -- 4.6 Technologies for Leak Noise Correlation -- 4.6.1 Correlating loggers with remote communications via radio or cellular networks -- 4.6.2 Correlating loggers for on-site leak location -- manual download -- 4.6.3 Radio-based correlator (for on-site leak location) -- 4.6.4 Potential sources of error in correlation leak location -- Chapter 5: Method E: In-line leak detection techniques
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|a 5.1 Tethered Systems -- 5.2 Free Swimming Systems -- Chapter 6: Method F: Noise loggers -- non-correlating -- 6.1 Direct Download -- 6.2 Drive by Patrol -- 6.2.1 Fixed -- 6.2.2 Survey -- 6.3 Lift and Shift -- 6.4 Permanent Installation -- 6.5 Noise Logger Principal of Use -- Chapter 7: Method G: Electronic amplified listening devices -- 7.1 Operational Practice -- 7.2 Survey by Listening at Fittings -- Electronic Listening "Stick" Accessory -- 7.3 Survey/Pinpointing by Surface Sounding "Elephants Foot" -- Hard Ground -- 7.4 Operational Efficiency -- Survey vs. Confirmation -- 7.5 Advanced Features
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|a 7.5.1 Filters -- 7.5.2 Memory comparison -- 7.6 Amplification -- 7.7 Remote Communication -- 7.8 Advantages and Disadvantages -- 7.9 Conclusions -- Chapter 8: Method H: Acoustic correlation using accelerometers on large diameter pipe or non-metallic pipes -- 8.1 Theory of Operation -- 8.2 The Technology -- Chapter 9: Method I: Acoustic correlation using hydrophones on large diameter pipes and on non-metallic pipes -- 9.1 Permanent Correlation Monitoring Using Hydrophone Sensors -- Chapter 10: Other techniques -- 10.1 Thermal Imaging -- 10.1.1 Low level surveys -- 10.1.2 Higher level surveys
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|a 10.2 Pipeline Inspection with Thermal Diagnostics -- 10.3 Inspection of Pipelines Using Infra-red or Thermal Imaging Cameras -- 10.4 Drones for Leak Detection Activities -- 10.5 Dogs Used for Leak Location -- 10.5.1 A dog's nose -- 10.5.2 How does a dog complete leak detection? -- 10.5.3 Dogs vs conventional methods -- 10.6 Ground Penetrating Radar -- Chapter 11: Optimization tools for leak location -- Hydraulic model -- 11.1 Optimization Principle -- 11.2 System Evaluation -- 11.2.1 Field data process -- 11.2.2 Optimization analysis -- 11.2.3 Post-optimization analysis -- Chapter 12: Step testing
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|a Ageing infrastructure and declining water resources are major concerns with a growing global population. Controlling water loss has therefore become a priority for water utilities around the world. In order to improve efficiencies, water utilities need to apply good practices in leak detection. Leak Detection: Technology and Implementation assists water utilities with the development and implementation of leak detection programs. Leak detection and repair is one of the components of controlling water loss. In addition, techniques are discussed within this book and relevant case studies are presented. This book provides useful and practical information on leakage issues.
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