Abstract

The node pressure and flow rate along the shale gas flow process are analyzed according to the characteristics of the shale gas flow pipe network, and the non-leaking and leaking processes of the shale gas flow pipe network are modeled separately. The changes in pressure over time along each pipe segment in the network provide new ideas for identifying leaking pipe sections. This paper uses the logarithmic value of pressure as the basis for judging whether the flow pipe network is leaking or not, according to the process of varying flow parameters resulting in the regularity of leakage. A graph of the change in pressure of the pipe section after the leak compared to the pressure of the non-leaking section of pipe over time can be plotted, accurately identifying the specific section of pipe with the leak. The accuracy of this novel method is verified by the leakage section and statistical data of the shale gas pipeline network in situ used in this paper.

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