Research on integrated risk monitoring and emergency management technology at city gas pipeline network

Author(s):  
Junqing Han ◽  
Jianguo Chen
2011 ◽  
Vol 71-78 ◽  
pp. 4736-4739
Author(s):  
Jun`E Liu ◽  
Xin Tao Ma ◽  
Yong Sheng Liu

By using GIS method, this paper designs and develops an intellectualization risk management system of city gas pipeline network. This system embeds the MapX components provided by the MapInfo into Visual development languages -- Visual Basic 6.0 to finish the secondary development based on the MapInfo 7.0 Platform and SQL Server 2000 database management system. The design idea, overall structure and function, and the implementation of the function of intellectualization risk management system of city gas pipeline network are mainly introduced in this paper. This system realizes efficient and seamless systems integration, dynamically displays risk grade and accidents range of influence of each pipeline of gas pipeline network and automatically generates emergency response measures and the path. It represents powerful support for the intellectualization risk management of city gas pipeline network and administration department’s assistance decision and emergency response.


2021 ◽  
Author(s):  
Vipul Sawant ◽  
Shraddha Garate

Abstract Mahanagar Gas is a City Gas Distribution Company engaged in the distribution of Natural Gas in and around Mumbai City. MGL has around 415 km of commissioned steel pipeline network which is being protected by ICCP. These pipelines are coated with three layer polyethylene coatings. Rectifying the external interferences on pipeline network is a major challenge for pipeline operating personnel in order to maintain safety and integrity of their pipeline. This technical paper is based on study of one of such external interference which posed a threat to MGL’s steel pipeline network. High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) is a system for transmission of electricity over long distances. This system uses Direct Current (DC) for bulk transmission of electricity in contrast with the more common Alternating Current (AC) systems. HVDC is considered to be more effective to increase power grid delivery capabilities. A part of MGL’s pipeline network is currently facing interference due to a HVDC power substation on the outskirts of Mumbai. This substation is being operated by State Government and is affecting around 145 kms of MGL’s steel pipeline network during its monopolar operation for transmission of electricity. This interference is creating multiple anodic and cathodic areas on pipeline network with the help of a high magnitude current entering and exiting from pipeline at multiple locations which are difficult to predict and rectify. This technical paper will elaborate the concept of HVDC interference on steel pipelines. It will give a brief overview on the methodology adopted for identifying, monitoring and analyzing this interference phenomenon and will comment on the results of this analysis. It will throw light on a variety of technical challenges faced in dealing with this interference while operating a city gas distribution network in particular. And finally, it will discuss about possible remedial measures available and their effectiveness to curb this interference.


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