Magnetic Pipeline Tracking And Locating System / Magnetic Tracking System
The Magnetic Pig Tracking & Locating System(tracking and locating pipeline tools by transmitter and receiver, can be used for large diameter pipeline detection, the max range in air can reach 55m.)
Keywords: The Magnetic Pig Tracking & Locating System
Pipeline cleaning
The Magnetic Pig Tracking & Locating System is a complete system for tracking and locating pipeline tools based on pulsed ELF (extremely low frequency) electromagnetic field transmission which can be received outside steel pipelines. As extraneous signals and noise are filtered out, it accurately detects, reports and stores pig passages, locations, time and data. The system is independent of the pipeline medium and works equally well in all liquids, e.g. crude oil, water and refined products and in gases such as methane, air, nitrogen, etc.
Feature
1. Digital filtering of signals to reduce disturbance from other sources.
2. When pig passages are detected, their location, time and data are stored in the memory.
3. Analog display of signal pulse strength for precise tool location.
4. The receiver is designed to endure rough pipeline conditions, and it is waterproof.
5. The receiver battery life is rated at 100 hours with all options on; the transmitter battery life is
rated at 150 hours.
Advanced technology
This product has great anti-interference ability by applying the digital signal processing technology. By applying the high-power transmitting technology, the product can be used for large diameter pipeline detection.
Technical parameters
Applicable pipeline dimensions (Customized transmitter structure available ): 6″-60″(152.4mm-1524mm)
Max range in air: 55m
Transmitter operation temperature: -20~+60
Transmitter operation time: 150h
Receiver operation temperature: -30~+80
Receiver operation time: 100h
Max. operating pressure: 10MPa
Application fields
Pipeline cleaning
Domestic and international cooperation projects
The second line engineering of the “West-East Natural Gas Transmission Project”
