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Title: System for Diagnosing Main Pipelines of Heat Networks Based on UAVs
Authors: Zaporozhets, Artur
Keywords: UAV
main pipeline
heat networks
diagnostics
thermal aerial photography
hardware
Issue Date: 25-Oct-2019
Publisher: NDT Day
Citation: Zaporozhets A. System for Diagnosing Main Pipelines of Heat Networks Based on UAVs / A. Zaporozhets // International Journal “NDT Days”. – 2019. – № 1. –Vol. 2. – P. 69-77.
Abstract: The possibilities of thermal aerial photography for detecting different types of defects on pipelines in a functioning state are explored. The characteristics and capabilities of the proposed set of devices for monitoring thermal losses in pipelines based on quadrocopters are considered. The created hardware-software complex for diagnosing the state of trunk pipelines of heat networks based on the UAV is considered. The obtained experimental results, confirming the possibility of differences in the technical condition of pipelines.
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ISSN: 2603-4018
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