分布式声传感
管道运输
材料科学
光纤传感器
纤维
计算机科学
光纤
环境科学
电信
环境工程
复合材料
作者
Islam Ashry,Yuan Mao,Biwei Wang,Frode Hveding,Ahmed Bukhamseen,Tien Khee Ng,Boon S. Ooi
标识
DOI:10.1109/jlt.2021.3135653
摘要
Fiber–optic sensors have been widely deployed in various applications, and their use has gradually increased since the 1980 s. Distributed fiber–optic sensors, which enable continuous and real–time measurements along the entire length of an optical fiber cable, have undergone significant improvements in underlying industries. In the oil and gas industry, distributed fiber–optic sensors can provide significantly valuable information throughout the life cycle of a well and can monitor pipelines transporting hydrocarbons over great distances. Here, we review the deployment of fiber–optic Rayleigh–based distributed acoustic sensing (DAS), Raman–based distributed temperature sensing (DTS), and Brillouin–based distributed temperature and strain sensing (DTSS) in the oil and gas industry. In particular, we describe the operation principle and basic experimental setups of the DAS, DTS, and DTSS, highlighting their applications in the upstream, midstream, and downstream sectors of the oil and gas industry. We further developed a prototype of a fiber–optic hybrid DAS–DTS system that simultaneously measures vibration and temperature along a multimode fiber (MMF). The reported hybrid sensing system was tested in an operational oil well. This work also discusses the challenges that might hinder the growth of the distributed fiber–optic sensing market in the petroleum industry, and we further point out the future directions of related research.
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