2021
DOI: 10.1109/tim.2021.3112782
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Investigating the Characteristic of Weak Magnetic Stress Internal Detection Signals of Long-Distance Oil and Gas Pipeline Under Demagnetization Effect

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“…It considers that the probability of the occurrence of rock burst is the butterfly-shaped plastic zone shape caused by deviatoric stress field. This can also be demonstrated from the actual size of TSF; in fact, TSF is unlikely to become the dominant factor in most cases, which has been already demonstrated in [52]. In addition, this study also preliminarily discovered the fractal characteristics of acoustic emission events distribution before sample failure.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 66%
“…It considers that the probability of the occurrence of rock burst is the butterfly-shaped plastic zone shape caused by deviatoric stress field. This can also be demonstrated from the actual size of TSF; in fact, TSF is unlikely to become the dominant factor in most cases, which has been already demonstrated in [52]. In addition, this study also preliminarily discovered the fractal characteristics of acoustic emission events distribution before sample failure.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 66%
“…Therefore, the uniform magnetic charge model leads to a large error in the calculation of the leakage signal and the quantitative analysis of detection results. With the decrease in defect size and the increase in lift-off value, the error increases [19][20][21]. The research of Zhong [22,23] shows that the magnetic charge density on the defect also presents a non-uniform distribution law similar to the charge, and the number of magnetic charges distributed on the edge of the defect side is far greater than the center of the defect side, but this conclusion still lacks reliable theoretical support.…”
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confidence: 99%