Deep Learning Approach for Pitting Corrosion Detection in Gas Pipelines
Подход на основе глубокого обучения для обнаружения питтинговой коррозии в газопроводах
2024-05-31
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The paper introduces a computer vision methodology for detecting pitting corrosion in gas pipelines. To achieve this, a dataset comprising 576,000 images of pipelines with and without pitting corrosion was curated. A custom-designed and optimized convolutional neural network (CNN) was employed for binary classification, distinguishing between corroded and non-corroded images. This CNN architecture, despite having relatively few parameters compared to existing CNN classifiers, achieved a notably high classification accuracy of 98.44%. The proposed CNN outperformed many contemporary classifiers in its efficacy. By leveraging deep learning, this approach effectively eliminates the need for manual inspection of pipelines for pitting corrosion, thus streamlining what was previously a time-consuming and cost-ineffective process.
Key Findings
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A custom, optimized convolutional neural network performs binary classification of corroded versus non-corroded pipeline images.
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A dataset of 576,000 gas-pipeline images with and without pitting corrosion was curated for automated detection.
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Despite using relatively few parameters, the CNN achieves 98.44% classification accuracy.
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The deep-learning approach reduces reliance on manual pipeline inspection, potentially making detection faster and more cost-effective.
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The proposed CNN outperforms many contemporary classifiers in pitting-corrosion detection efficacy.
Research Object
Pitting corrosion in gas pipelines
Research Subject
Visual detection and binary classification of pitting-corroded versus non-corroded pipeline conditions
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