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A straightforward method for estimating the size of leaks in water pipelines using acoustic transients
Wenjie Wang1, Zhao Li1, Liwen Jing1
1Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China.
Abstract:
A straightforward explicit expression is derived for estimating the size and position of leaks in a water pipeline using the acoustic transient response. Experimental results are provided for a water pipeline with multiple leaks to demonstrate the usefulness and performance of the proposed approach. The form of the leak estimation expression can be further combined with an existing explicit expression derived for blockage detection. Using this combined expression it is also demonstrated that the proposed approach can detect and estimate leaks and blockages when they are simultaneously present in pipelines.
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