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Kang Zhang, Ruize Ma, Tao Geng, Jiannan Yang and Yongjun Gong
The leakage of subsea oil and gas pipelines can have adverse impacts on production progress and the ecological environment. Investigating the sound source and near-field sound propagation of pipeline leaks is essential for understanding the acoustic char...
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Youkou Dong, Enjin Zhao, Lan Cui, Yizhe Li and Yang Wang
Submarine pipelines are widely adopted around the world for transporting oil and gas from offshore fields. They tend to be severely ruined by the extreme waves induced by the natural disaster, such as hurricanes and tsunamis. To maintain the safety and f...
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Sumayh S. Aljameel, Dorieh M. Alomari, Shatha Alismail, Fatimah Khawaher, Aljawharah A. Alkhudhair, Fatimah Aljubran and Razan M. Alzannan
Detection of minor leaks in oil or gas pipelines is a critical and persistent problem in the oil and gas industry. Many organisations have long relied on fixed hardware or manual assessments to monitor leaks. With rapid industrialisation and technologica...
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Jia-Bin Wu, Li Li, Yong-Kang Yan, Pin-Jian Wang and Wei Wei
The valve-controlled hydraulic cylinder system (VCHCS) is commonly utilized in the underwater manipulator, which is the most important tool for subsea tasks. Hydraulic oil viscosity is very sensitive to pressure. Therefore, when working at different dept...
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Jia-Bin Wu, Li Li, Xing-Long Zou, Pin-Jian Wang and Wei Wei
The valve-controlled hydraulic cylinder system (VCHCS) is commonly used for actuators such as manipulators in deep-sea equipment, whose working performance is crucial to subsea tasks. Affected by the ambient pressure introduced by the pressure compensato...
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