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2020-02-21View Original

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The crude oil pipeline has leaked, and the oil has flowed down the mountain for a long distance. It’s not possible to repair the pipeline at the moment. Experts, could we use isotopes or fluorescent substances and add them to various pipelines so that we can detect the leak at the source? Find out which pipeline is leaking. Is this idea realistic? Is it actionable? If so, where can I purchase the relevant materials or get in touch with the relevant experts? Thank you all. Compensation is not an issue
Reply #22020-02-23
Let me help you with this. Generally, the pressure and flow rate in the pipeline where there is a leak will change. Is there no monitoring instrument?
Reply #32020-02-26
1. Determine which pipeline is leaking by closing the valve closest to the leak site and then observing the pressure drop on the pressure gauge. 2. Since it flows along the slope of the mountain, shouldn’t it be possible to find the highest point where oil emerges? Dig at the point where the oil is emerging the most, and by cleaning downward along the pipeline, the leak should be found. Excavating in this way also facilitates the repair of pipeline leaks later on.

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