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A safety management system for natural gas pipeline in subsidence area of coal mine

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TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/15567036.2022.2087806

Keywords

Safety management system; subsidence area of coal mine; natural gas pipeline; stain monitoring; risk assessment

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  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [51874325]
  2. Science Foundation of Shanxi Provincial Department of science and technology [2016012002]

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This paper proposes a safety management system for natural gas pipelines in subsidence areas of coal mine, which includes technical modules such as surface and pipeline displacement monitoring, risk assessment index system, and early warning model. By utilizing data collection, analysis, and real-time monitoring, the safety performance of gas pipelines in subsidence areas is effectively enhanced.
As one of the main ways to transport natural gas, pipeline safety is of great significance to maintaining social stability and ensuring the national energy supply. Aiming at the safe operation of natural gas pipelines in subsidence areas of coal mine, this work proposes a safety management system for condition monitoring and control. This system contains three technical modules: the surface and pipeline displacement monitoring, the risk assessment index system, and early warning model. Firstly, the collected data of site topography and pipeline conditions are transmitted to the database remotely. Second, multi-source data are collected to form data reports and conduct in-depth analysis and mining. Then, according to the analysis results, the pattern of surface and pipeline displacement is explored, the risk assessment system of gas pipelines is constructed, and the pipeline strain is monitored. Real-time computing and other technologies are developed to form a safety management system for gas pipelines in subsidence areas. Taking Shanxi Province in China as an example, based on the system developed by the technical modules, the application of surface and pipeline displacement monitoring, risk assessment, and pipeline stress-strain monitoring technology in subsidence areas is achieved. The results show that the risk score of the area where the pipeline is located is 82, which is a high-risk level. In addition, in the process of strain monitoring, the measured stress at the most unfavorable position is 140.207 MPa, which meets the allowable stress requirements. This safety management system can provide important support for decision-making of risk prevention, assessment, and management of natural gas pipelines in subsidence areas of coal mine.

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