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Application of Hilbert-Huang signal processing to ultrasonic non-destructive testing of oil pipelines
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Mao Yi-mei, Que Pei-wen. Application of Hilbert-Huang signal processing to ultrasonic non-destructive testing of oil pipelines[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science A, 2006, 7(2): 130-134.
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Abstract: In this paper, a detection technique for locating and determining the extent of defects and cracks in oil pipelines based on Hilbert-Huang time-frequency analysis is proposed. The ultrasonic signals reflected from defect-free pipelines and from pipelines with defects were processed using hilbert-Huang transform, a recently developed signal processing technique based on direct extraction of the energy associated with the intrinsic time scales in the signal. Experimental results showed that the proposed method is feasible and can accurately and efficiently determine the location and size of defects in pipelines.
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