CN110500508B - Method, system and equipment for monitoring crude oil moving process - Google Patents

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CN110500508B
CN110500508B CN201910789634.2A CN201910789634A CN110500508B CN 110500508 B CN110500508 B CN 110500508B CN 201910789634 A CN201910789634 A CN 201910789634A CN 110500508 B CN110500508 B CN 110500508B
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The invention discloses a method for monitoring the moving process of crude oil, which comprises the steps of decomposing a crude oil route to obtain sub-modules with different functions; decomposing different sub-modules to obtain different sub-processes; decomposing the sub-processes to obtain sub-units corresponding to the crude oil mobile equipment; arranging the subunits obtained by decomposition according to the moving direction of crude oil, and segmenting an oil pipeline in a subflow; and recording the oil types stored in each oil pipeline in each sub-flow and the time for stopping the oil types. By using the invention, an operator can check whether the previous operation is wrong or not in time, and further can adjust the operation plan in time and prepare for the next production operation.

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Method, system and equipment for monitoring crude oil moving process
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of oil refining production, and particularly relates to a method, a system and equipment for monitoring a crude oil moving process.
Background
The refinery enterprises generally design complex crude oil storage and transportation process flows according to different areas where crude oil is located, the process flow charts can generally display the moving equipment of the crude oil and the moving direction of the crude oil, although the crude oil storage and transportation process flow charts can display the moving paths of the crude oil, the paths are distributed on the crude oil storage and transportation process flow charts in different areas, and for a certain crude oil moving path, a plurality of crude oil storage and transportation process flow charts in different areas are often required to be searched and then combined, so that the process is complex, the query efficiency is low, and the workload of production operators is increased.
Moreover, after each movement of the crude oil, if there is no corresponding movement process information record, on one hand, an operator may not find out the error of the previous operation in time, and on the other hand, the operator may not know whether to perform a pretreatment on a part of the oil pipeline before the next movement of the crude oil, for example, whether to perform a new oil movement path planning or a top line operation (top line operation: an operation mode of replacing the crude oil left in the pipeline with a new oil in order to prevent oil types with large attribute differences).
Therefore, there is a need in the art for a method that can intuitively monitor the movement of crude oil.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a method for monitoring a crude oil moving process, aiming at the problems that a complex crude oil storage and transportation process flow chart of an oil refining enterprise cannot visually display and record the crude oil moving process and the like.
Specifically, the invention provides a method for monitoring the crude oil moving process, which comprises the following steps:
(1) the crude oil route is decomposed into one or more oil unloading lines with an oil unloading function, one or more pump inlet lines with a pump conveying function and/or one or more transfer lines with oil pressing, tank reversing or line jacking functions according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions; and
(2) the stored oil in one or more oil pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump-in lines and/or one or more transfer lines and the conveying condition of the stored oil are monitored and separately recorded.
In one or more embodiments, the oil discharge line has a starting point of a berth and an ending point of a crude oil storage tank, and the oil discharge lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same oil discharge line; the starting point of the pump inlet line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point is a pump before a crude oil blending area, and the pump inlet lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same pump inlet line; the starting point of the transit line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point of the transit line is another crude oil storage tank, and the transit lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same transit line.
In one or more embodiments, the section of oil pipeline is an oil pipeline with crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and/or pumps at both ends and without being separated by the crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths or pumps in the middle.
In one or more embodiments, the step (1) comprises:
(A) the crude oil route is decomposed into a sub module with an oil unloading function, a sub module with a pumping function and/or a sub module with oil pressing, tank reversing or top line functions according to the different storage and transportation functions of the crude oil; and
(B) the method comprises the steps of decomposing a sub-module with an oil unloading function into one or more oil unloading lines, decomposing a sub-module with a pump conveying function into one or more pump feeding lines, and/or decomposing a sub-module with the functions of pressing oil, reversing a tank or jacking a line into one or more transfer lines.
In one or more embodiments, the oil delivery pipeline in the oil dump line, the pump in line and/or the intermediate transfer line is segmented by:
(a) decomposing an oil unloading line, a pump inlet line or a transfer line into crude oil mobile equipment;
(b) arranging the crude oil moving equipment according to the crude oil moving direction; and
(c) dividing an oil pipeline between two crude oil moving devices selected from crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and pumps adjacent to each other in the crude oil moving direction into a section of oil pipeline;
in one or more embodiments, the crude oil movement facility includes oil pipelines, crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths, and pumps.
In one or more embodiments, the method comprises: and recording the stored oil types and the conveying conditions thereof in one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and/or one or more transfer lines by using computer software.
In one or more embodiments, the method comprises: monitoring the stored oil type and the conveying condition of one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and/or one or more transfer lines by using a sensor; preferably, the sensor transmits the monitored oil storage type and the conveying condition information thereof to computer software, and the computer software automatically records the oil storage type and the conveying condition thereof.
The invention also provides a system for monitoring the crude oil moving process, which comprises the following steps:
the crude oil route storage module is used for storing crude oil routes;
the crude oil route decomposition module is used for decomposing the crude oil route into one or more oil unloading lines with an oil unloading function, one or more pump inlet lines with a pump output function and/or one or more transfer lines with oil pressing, tank reversing or line jacking functions according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions;
the oil pipeline segmentation module is used for segmenting the oil pipeline in the one or more oil unloading lines, the one or more pump inlet lines and/or the one or more transfer lines, wherein the oil pipeline between two crude oil moving devices which are adjacent in the crude oil moving direction and are selected from crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and pumps is identified as a section of oil pipeline; and
and the crude oil movement information recording module is used for recording the oil storage types and the conveying conditions of one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and/or one or more transfer lines.
In one or more embodiments, the system further comprises:
the crude oil movement information monitoring module is used for monitoring the stored oil type and the conveying condition of one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and/or one or more transfer lines; preferably, the crude oil movement information monitoring module transmits the monitored oil storage type and the transportation condition information thereof to the crude oil movement information recording module.
The invention also provides a crude oil moving process monitoring device, which comprises:
a crude oil route storage device for storing a crude oil route;
the crude oil route decomposition device is used for decomposing the crude oil route into one or more oil unloading lines with an oil unloading function, one or more pump inlet lines with a pump output function and/or one or more transfer lines with oil pressing, tank reversing or line jacking functions according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions;
the oil pipeline segmenting device is used for segmenting the oil pipeline in the one or more oil unloading lines, the one or more pump inlet lines and/or the one or more transfer lines, wherein the oil pipeline between two crude oil moving devices which are adjacent in the crude oil moving direction and are selected from a crude oil storage tank, a valve, a berth and a pump is divided into a section of oil pipeline; and
and the crude oil movement information recording device is used for recording the oil storage types and the oil conveying conditions in one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and/or one or more transfer lines.
In one or more embodiments, the apparatus further comprises:
the crude oil movement information monitoring device is used for monitoring the stored oil type and the conveying condition of one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and/or one or more transfer lines; preferably, the crude oil movement information monitoring device transmits the monitored oil storage type and the transportation condition information thereof to the crude oil movement information recording device.
The invention also provides a method for decomposing the crude oil route, which comprises the step of decomposing the crude oil route into one or more oil unloading lines with an oil unloading function, one or more pump inlet lines with a pump conveying function and/or one or more transfer lines with functions of pressing oil, reversing a tank or jacking according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions.
In one or more embodiments, the method of decomposing a crude oil route comprises:
(A) the crude oil route is decomposed into a sub module with an oil unloading function, a sub module with a pumping function and/or a sub module with oil pressing, tank reversing or top line functions according to the different storage and transportation functions of the crude oil; and
(B) the method comprises the steps that a sub-module with an oil unloading function is decomposed into one or more oil unloading lines, a sub-module with a pump conveying function is decomposed into one or more pump feeding lines, and/or a sub-module with the functions of pressing oil, reversing a tank or jacking a line is decomposed into one or more transfer lines;
and optionally, (C) breaking down the one or more oil dump lines, one or more pump in lines, and/or one or more transfer lines into crude oil movement equipment comprising oil pipelines, crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths, and pumps.
In one or more embodiments, the method of breaking down a crude oil route further comprises segmenting the oil pipeline in a dump, pump or transfer line by:
(a) decomposing the oil unloading line, the pump inlet line or the transfer line into crude oil moving equipment;
(b) arranging the crude oil moving equipment according to the crude oil moving direction; and
(c) the oil conveying pipeline between two crude oil moving devices selected from crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and pumps which are adjacent in the crude oil moving direction is divided into a section of oil conveying pipeline.
In one or more embodiments of the system, apparatus, or method of decomposing a crude oil route, the unloading line has a berth as a starting point and a crude oil storage tank as a finishing point, and the unloading lines sharing one or more oil pipelines are divided into the same unloading line; the starting point of the pump inlet line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point is a pump before a crude oil blending area, and the pump inlet line sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines is divided into the same pump inlet line; the starting point of the transit line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point of the transit line is another crude oil storage tank, and the transit line sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines is divided into the same transit line.
The present invention also provides a crude oil movement method comprising a crude oil transportation step, and a step of monitoring a movement process of crude oil according to the method of monitoring crude oil movement described in any of the embodiments herein.
In one or more embodiments, the system for monitoring the moving process of crude oil as described in any of the embodiments herein is used to monitor the moving process of crude oil.
In one or more embodiments, the crude oil movement process monitoring device of any of the embodiments herein is used to monitor the movement process of crude oil.
In one or more embodiments, the crude oil movement path is broken down prior to transporting the crude oil using the method of breaking down a crude oil path as described in any of the embodiments herein.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a method of monitoring a crude oil migration process of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration of a crude oil storage and transportation process flow decomposition process of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a 101# pump line in an example;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a CO-712 transfer line in an example;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a CO-010 oil-discharge line in the example.
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To make the features and effects of the present invention comprehensible to those skilled in the art, general description and definitions are made below with reference to terms and expressions mentioned in the specification and claims. Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs.
In this context, for the sake of brevity, not all possible combinations of features in the various embodiments or examples are described. Therefore, the respective features in the respective embodiments or examples may be arbitrarily combined as long as there is no contradiction between the combinations of the features, and all the possible combinations should be considered as the scope of the present specification.
Herein, the crude oil moving path (also called crude oil moving path, crude oil path) refers to a path formed by arranging crude oil moving equipment according to the crude oil moving direction; crude oil moving equipment typically includes crude oil storage tanks, valves, oil pipelines, berths, and pumps. Preferably, the crude oil route in the present invention is a crude oil route involved in crude oil storage and transportation. The crude oil route can be drawn into a crude oil storage and transportation process flow chart.
The crude oil storage and transportation process is very complex, and the oil pipeline in the crude oil route usually has a branch structure, so that the monitoring of the crude oil moving process is difficult. The invention divides the crude oil route which has the starting point and the stopping point of a crude oil storage tank, a berth and/or a pump and passes through the same or multiple sections of oil pipelines into one crude oil route. In the present invention, a crude oil route is also called a sub-process.
The invention divides the oil pipeline with two ends of a crude oil storage tank, a valve, a berth and/or a pump and the middle part which is not separated by the crude oil storage tank, the valve, the berth or the pump into a section of oil pipeline.
The method for monitoring the crude oil moving process comprises the following steps:
the method comprises the following steps of (I) decomposing a crude oil route into one or more oil unloading lines, pump inlet lines and/or transit lines; and
(II) monitoring and separately recording the oil storage type and the oil transportation condition in one or more oil transportation pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, pump inlet lines and/or transit lines.
Herein, the separate recording means that the stored oil species and the transportation condition thereof in one or more oil pipelines belonging to the same crude oil route (such as an oil unloading line, a pump inlet line or a transfer line) are recorded together, and the stored oil species and the transportation condition thereof in the oil pipelines not belonging to the same crude oil route are recorded separately.
In certain embodiments, the present invention monitors and separately records the oil seed in each of the one or more, preferably each, oil delivery lines comprising the oil discharge line, the pump-in line and/or the transfer line resulting from the decomposition in step (i) and the delivery thereof.
In certain embodiments, the present invention monitors and separately records the oil type stored in one or more, preferably each, of the oil delivery lines, pump lines and/or transfer lines comprising one or more, preferably each, of the oil delivery lines resulting from the decomposition in step (i) and the delivery thereof.
Crude oil storage and transportation functions can be generally divided into oil discharge functions, pump delivery functions, and oil pressing, tank dumping or topping off functions. Offloading refers to transporting crude oil from a berth to a crude oil storage tank. Pump delivery refers to the transport of crude oil from a crude oil storage tank through a pump to a crude oil blending area. The pressure oil is used for making oil seeds enter the low-liquid-level storage tank from the high-liquid-level storage tank by utilizing the liquid level difference between the storage tank and the storage tank. The tank dumping refers to transferring the residual crude oil in the crude oil storage tank without oil to other storage tanks with larger oil storage amount (provided that the oil storage types in the storage tanks are the same or have similar properties). The top line refers to that before a new operation is carried out, the oil seeds in one oil conveying pipeline are used for ejecting the oil seeds in the other oil conveying pipeline back to the crude oil storage tank.
In some embodiments, the present invention decomposes the crude oil route into one or more oil discharge lines with oil discharge function (denoted as sub-process i), one or more pump inlet lines with pump output function (denoted as sub-process j), and/or one or more transfer lines with oil pressing, tank dumping or top line function (denoted as sub-process k) according to the different crude oil storage and transportation functions. In other words, in the invention, an oil unloading line refers to a crude oil route from a berth to a crude oil storage tank, and one oil unloading line is a crude oil route with a starting point of the berth, the same or multiple sections of oil pipelines and an end point of the crude oil storage tank; the pump inlet line refers to a crude oil route of crude oil from a crude oil storage tank to a crude oil blending area through a pump, wherein one pump inlet line is a crude oil route of the pump before the crude oil storage tank, passes through the same or multiple sections of oil pipelines and the end point is an inlet of the crude oil blending area; the transfer line refers to a crude oil route with functions of pressing oil, reversing or jacking, and the crude oil route with the starting point of the crude oil storage tank, the same or multiple sections of oil pipelines and the end point of the other crude oil storage tank is the transfer line.
In other embodiments, the crude oil route is divided into one or more oil unloading lines, pump inlet lines and/or transit lines according to the difference of start and stop points, wherein the start point of the oil unloading line is a berth, the end point of the oil unloading line is a crude oil storage tank, and the oil unloading lines sharing one or more oil pipelines are divided into the same oil unloading line; the starting point of the pump inlet line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point is a pump before the inlet of the crude oil blending area, and the pump inlet line sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines is divided into the same pump inlet line; the starting point of the transit line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point of the transit line is another crude oil storage tank, and the transit line sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines is divided into the same transit line.
Herein, a sub-module refers to a collection of crude oil routes having the same crude oil storage and transportation functions.
In certain embodiments, the method of monitoring crude oil migration process of the present invention comprises decomposing the crude oil route into a sub-module with oil discharge function, a sub-module with pump function, and/or a sub-module with oil squeeze, tank dump, or head line function, depending on the crude oil storage and transportation function.
Herein, the set of crude oil routes with oil discharge function (i.e. oil discharge line, sub-process i) is denoted as sub-module 1, the set of crude oil routes with pumping function (i.e. pump inlet line, sub-process j) is denoted as sub-module 2, and the set of crude oil routes with oil pressing, tank dumping or top line function (i.e. transit line, sub-process k) is denoted as sub-module 3.
In certain embodiments, the method of monitoring crude oil migration processes of the present invention further comprises decomposing a sub-module having a pump function into one or more pump inlet lines, and/or decomposing a sub-module having a pump, dump, or overhead line function into one or more transfer lines.
In certain embodiments, the present invention segments an oil pipeline in a crude oil route (e.g., a dump line, a pump inlet line, or a transfer line) by:
(a) decomposing the crude oil route into crude oil mobile equipment;
(b) arranging the crude oil moving equipment according to the crude oil moving direction; and
(c) the oil conveying pipeline between two crude oil moving devices selected from crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and pumps which are adjacent in the crude oil moving direction is divided into a section of oil conveying pipeline.
Herein, a crude oil moving apparatus is also referred to as a subunit. Crude oil storage tanks, valves, oil pipelines, berths, and pumps are referred to herein as sub-unit 1, sub-unit 2, sub-unit 3, sub-unit 4, and sub-unit 5, respectively. Thus, sub-flow i (dump line) in sub-module 1 can be generally broken down into sub-unit 1 (crude tank), sub-unit 2 (valve), sub-unit 3 (oil pipeline), and sub-unit 4 (berth); the sub-process j (pump-in line) in sub-module 2 can be generally broken down into sub-unit 1 (crude tank), sub-unit 2 (valve), sub-unit 3 (oil pipeline) and sub-unit 5 (pump); the sub-flow k (transfer line) in sub-module 3 can be generally broken down into sub-unit 1 (crude tank), sub-unit 2 (valve), sub-unit 3 (oil pipeline) and sub-unit 5 (pump).
The specific items of the stored oil types and the conveying conditions of the stored oil types in one or more sections of oil conveying pipelines contained in the oil unloading line, the pump inlet line and/or the transit line which need to be monitored and recorded can be selected according to actual requirements. Generally, the oil deposit and the delivery condition in a certain oil pipeline section at least comprise the oil deposit and the delivery stop time of the oil deposit in the oil pipeline section.
In certain embodiments, the present invention utilizes computer software to record the oil inventory and delivery of oil in one or more oil delivery lines, pump lines, and/or transfer lines comprising one or more oil delivery lines. The type of the computer software is not particularly limited as long as it has a function of writing and reading the kind of the reserve oil and the condition of delivery thereof.
In a preferred embodiment, the present invention uses computer software with historical information query function to record the stored oil type and the transportation condition in one or more oil pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, pump inlet lines and/or transit lines.
In certain embodiments, the present invention utilizes sensors to monitor the type of oil present in an oil pipeline and the condition of delivery thereof. For example, sensors may be installed in one or more oil pipelines to be monitored to monitor the type of oil stored in the one or more oil pipelines and the delivery thereof. The type of the sensor is not particularly limited as long as it has a function of identifying the type of the stored oil and determining the stop conveyance time of the stored oil. In certain embodiments, the present invention is readable by using a sensor to monitor the oil type in the oil pipeline and the information about the transportation thereof.
In a preferred embodiment, the method of the invention comprises: the method comprises the steps of monitoring the oil storage type and the conveying condition of the oil storage type in an oil conveying pipeline by using a sensor, transmitting the information of the monitored oil storage type and the conveying condition of the oil storage type to computer software, and automatically recording the oil storage type and the conveying condition of the oil storage type by the computer software.
In certain embodiments, as shown in fig. 1 and 2, the method of monitoring crude oil movement process of the present invention comprises:
(1) decomposing a crude oil route in a crude oil storage and transportation process flow into sub-modules with different crude oil storage and transportation functions, decomposing the sub-modules into sub-flows, and decomposing the sub-flows into sub-units;
(2) drawing the sub-units belonging to the same sub-process and separated in the step (1) into sub-process diagrams corresponding to the sub-processes according to the moving direction of crude oil in the crude oil storage and transportation process flow; and
(3) and (3) segmenting the oil conveying pipeline in the corresponding sub-process according to the sub-process diagram obtained in the step (2), and drawing an oil storage table.
Herein, the sub-flow chart refers to a flow chart obtained by plotting the sub-units (crude oil moving equipment) belonging to the same sub-flow (the same crude oil route) according to the crude oil moving direction in the crude oil storage and transportation process flow.
Herein, the stock oil table refers to a table for recording the stock oil type in one or more, preferably each, oil transportation pipeline in a certain sub-process (a certain crude oil route) and the time when it stops transportation.
In certain embodiments, step (1) comprises:
(a) decomposing a plurality of crude oil routes in the crude oil storage and transportation process flow into different sub-modules according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions; preferably, the crude oil storage and transportation process flow consists of crude oil storage and transportation process flows of a plurality of different areas; preferably, the decomposed sub-modules include one or more of the following sub-modules: submodule 1 (a set of crude oil routes with an oil discharge function), submodule 2 (a set of crude oil routes with a pump output function) and submodule 3 (a set of crude oil routes with an oil pressing, tank reversing or top line function);
(b) decomposing the sub-modules into sub-processes corresponding to the respective crude oil routes; preferably, the sub-module 1 is decomposed into sub-processes corresponding to the oil discharge lines; the sub-module 2 is decomposed into sub-processes corresponding to the pump inlet lines; decomposing the sub-module 3 into sub-processes corresponding to the transit lines; and
(c) decomposing the sub-processes into sub-units corresponding to the respective crude oil movement equipment; preferably, the sub-processes in the sub-module 1 are decomposed into the sub-units 1 (crude oil storage tank), the sub-units 2 (valve), the sub-units 3 (oil pipeline), and the sub-units 4 (berth), the sub-processes in the sub-module 2 are decomposed into the sub-units 1 (crude oil storage tank), the sub-units 2 (valve), the sub-units 3 (oil pipeline), and the sub-units 5 (pump), and the sub-processes in the sub-module 3 are decomposed into the sub-units 1 (crude oil storage tank), the sub-units 2 (valve), the sub-units 3 (oil pipeline), and the sub-units 5 (pump).
The sub-processes obtained by decomposition in the step (1) are distributed in different areas, which is not beneficial for operators to directly monitor the moving process of the crude oil. Therefore, on the basis of the decomposition of the crude oil storage and transportation process flow in the step (1), the invention combines the subunits decomposed in the step (1) and the crude oil moving direction in the crude oil storage and transportation process flow to draw a sub-flow chart, thereby facilitating the monitoring of the moving process of the crude oil by operators.
In certain embodiments, step (2) has one or more of the following features:
(a) each sub-process is formed by arranging the sub-units in the sub-process according to the moving direction of the crude oil, namely the sub-process is formed by the sub-units in the sub-process and the moving method of the crude oil; preferably, the relative positions of the sub-units 1, 4 and 5 in the sub-process are consistent with the actual relative positions;
(b) a plurality of sub processes in the sub module 1 are connected with each other; preferably, a plurality of sub-processes in the sub-module 1 are connected in a unidirectional way or in a bidirectional way through the sub-unit 2 (valve);
(c) a plurality of sub processes in the sub module 2 are connected with each other; preferably, a plurality of sub-processes in the sub-module 2 are connected in a one-way mode through the sub-unit 2 (valve);
(d) the sub-processes in the sub-module 1 and the sub-processes in the sub-module 2 are connected with each other; preferably, the sub-process in the sub-module 2 is transferred to the sub-process in the sub-module 1 through the sub-unit 2 (valve); and
(e) the sub-processes in the sub-module 2 and the sub-processes in the sub-module 3 are connected with each other; preferably, the sub-processes in sub-module 3 are transferred to the sub-processes in sub-module 2 via sub-unit 2 (valve).
According to the invention, the oil conveying pipeline is segmented according to the arrangement positions of the subunits by combining the sub-flow chart drawn in the step (2), and an oil storage table is manufactured, so that operators can record the oil storage types of the oil conveying pipelines and the time for stopping conveying the crude oil in the moving process of the crude oil conveniently.
In certain embodiments, the contents of the oil-in-place table made in step (3) have one or more of the following characteristics:
(a) one sub-process (diagram) corresponds to one oil storage table;
(b) the oil storage table comprises three columns, and the name of the oil conveying pipeline in the sub-process corresponding to the oil storage table, the oil storage type in the oil conveying pipeline and the time for stopping conveying the crude oil are respectively recorded; in certain embodiments, the three columns are designated in order: pipeline name, oil storage type and stop transmission time; and
(c) the names of the pipelines in the oil-holding table include: the crude oil storage tank root section, the section space and the pump. Wherein, the 'crude oil storage tank root section' refers to a subunit 4 (oil pipeline) between a subunit 1 (crude oil storage tank) and a corresponding subunit 2 (root valve of the crude oil storage tank); "intersegment" means a subunit 4 (oil pipeline) between the subunits 2 (valves) and 2 (valves), for example, the "section from the crude oil tank a to the crude oil tank B" may be used to indicate an oil pipeline between a root valve (tank root valve) of the crude oil tank a and a root valve of the crude oil tank B, and the "pump C to pump D" may be used to indicate an oil pipeline between a valve corresponding to the pump C and a valve corresponding to the pump D; "pump" refers to a sub-unit 4 (oil pipeline) between a sub-unit 5 (pump) and its corresponding sub-unit 2 (valve). The pipeline name may also include: the "pump inlet section" and "rotor". Wherein, the pump inlet section refers to an oil pipeline between a valve at an outlet of the crude oil tank area and a valve at an inlet of the pump room; "turn" means the oil line from the valve at the outlet of the crude oil tank zone of one pump inlet line to the valve at the inlet of the pump house of the other pump inlet line.
In certain embodiments, the method of monitoring crude oil migration process of the present invention further comprises:
(4) and (4) monitoring the oil types of the oil in the oil pipelines passing through each section of the oil pipeline when the crude oil moves and the time when the crude oil stops conveying, and recording the oil types of the oil pipelines and the time when the crude oil stops conveying in the corresponding oil pipelines in the oil storage table manufactured in the step (3).
In certain embodiments, step (4) comprises:
when the transportation information of the crude oil in a certain sub-process needs to be recorded, firstly, an oil storage table corresponding to the sub-process is found, secondly, the oil type transported in the crude oil moving process is input into the oil storage type cell corresponding to each oil transportation pipeline through which the crude oil passes during moving, and the oil type transportation stop time is input into the corresponding transportation stop time cell.
The system for monitoring the crude oil moving process comprises the following components:
the crude oil route storage module is used for storing crude oil routes;
the crude oil route decomposition module is used for decomposing the crude oil route into one or more oil unloading lines with an oil unloading function, pump inlet lines with a pump function and/or transfer lines with functions of pressing oil, transferring or jacking according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions;
the oil pipeline segmentation module is used for segmenting an oil pipeline in the oil unloading pipeline, the pump inlet pipeline and/or the transit pipeline, wherein the oil pipeline between two adjacent crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and/or pumps in the crude oil moving direction is identified as a section of the oil pipeline; and
and the crude oil mobile information recording module is used for recording the oil storage type and the oil conveying condition of one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in each oil unloading line, pump inlet line and transfer line.
In some embodiments, the crude oil route decomposition module decomposes the crude oil route according to a start point and a stop point of the crude oil route and a passing oil pipeline, and identifies the crude oil route with the start point being a berth, the passing oil pipeline or the oil pipelines and the end point being a crude oil storage tank as an oil unloading line; identifying a crude oil route with a starting point of a crude oil storage tank, passing through the same or multiple sections of oil pipelines and an ending point of a pump before a crude oil blending area as a pump inlet line; and identifying a crude oil route with a crude oil storage tank as a starting point, one or more oil pipelines in the same path and another crude oil storage tank as a transit line.
In certain embodiments, the oil pipeline sectioning module sections an oil pipeline in a dump line, a pump inlet line, or a transfer line by:
(a) decomposing the oil unloading line, the pump inlet line or the transfer line into crude oil moving equipment;
(b) arranging the crude oil moving equipment according to the crude oil moving direction; and
(c) the oil conveying pipeline between two crude oil moving devices selected from crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and pumps which are adjacent in the crude oil moving direction is divided into a section of oil conveying pipeline.
In certain embodiments, the system further comprises:
and the crude oil movement information monitoring module is used for monitoring the stored oil type and the conveying condition of one or more sections of oil pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, pump inlet lines and transfer lines and transmitting the information of the stored oil type and the conveying condition to the crude oil movement information recording module.
In certain embodiments, the crude oil movement information recording module automatically records the stored oil type and the transportation condition thereof after receiving the stored oil type and the transportation condition information thereof transmitted by the crude oil movement information monitoring module.
In certain embodiments, the crude oil movement information recording module has a historical information query function.
The crude oil moving process monitoring device of the invention comprises:
a crude oil route storage device for storing a crude oil route;
the crude oil route decomposition device is used for decomposing the crude oil route into one or more oil unloading lines with an oil unloading function, pump inlet lines with a pump function and/or transfer lines with functions of pressing oil, transferring or jacking according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions;
the oil pipeline segmenting device is used for segmenting an oil pipeline in the oil unloading pipeline, the pump inlet pipeline and/or the transit pipeline, wherein the oil pipeline between two adjacent crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and/or pumps in the crude oil moving direction is divided into a section of oil pipeline; and
the crude oil moving information recording device is used for recording the stored oil type and the conveying condition of one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in each oil unloading line, pump inlet line and transfer line.
In some embodiments, the crude oil route decomposition device decomposes the crude oil route according to the start point and the end point of the crude oil route and an oil transportation pipeline of a route, and identifies the crude oil route with the start point of a berth, the same or multiple sections of oil transportation pipelines and the end point of a crude oil storage tank as an oil unloading line; identifying a crude oil route with a starting point of a crude oil storage tank, passing through the same or multiple sections of oil pipelines and an ending point of a pump before a crude oil blending area as a pump inlet line; and identifying a crude oil route with a starting point of a crude oil storage tank, passing through the same or multiple sections of oil pipelines and an end point of another crude oil storage tank as a transit line.
In certain embodiments, the oil pipeline sectioning point segments an oil pipeline in a dump line, a pump inlet line, or a transfer line by:
(a) decomposing the oil unloading line, the pump inlet line or the transfer line into crude oil moving equipment;
(b) arranging the crude oil moving equipment according to the crude oil moving direction; and
(c) dividing an oil pipeline between two crude oil moving devices selected from crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and pumps adjacent to each other in the crude oil moving direction into a section of oil pipeline;
in certain embodiments, the apparatus further comprises:
the crude oil movement information monitoring device is used for monitoring the stored oil type and the conveying condition of one or more sections of oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, pump inlet lines and transfer lines, and transmitting the information of the stored oil type and the conveying condition to the crude oil movement information recording device.
In some embodiments, the crude oil movement information recording device automatically records the stored oil type and the transportation condition thereof after receiving the stored oil type and the transportation condition information thereof transmitted by the crude oil movement information monitoring device.
In certain embodiments, the crude oil movement information recording device has a historical information query function.
The crude oil movement method of the present invention, the method comprising a crude oil transportation step, and a step of monitoring a movement process of crude oil according to the method of monitoring crude oil movement described in any of the embodiments herein.
Herein, the crude oil transportation step includes one or more steps selected from the group consisting of a step of transporting crude oil from a berth to a crude oil storage tank (i.e., an oil unloading step), a step of transporting crude oil from the crude oil storage tank to a crude oil blending zone via a pump (i.e., a pumping step), a step of transferring an oil seed from a high-level storage tank to a low-level storage tank using a level difference existing between the storage tank and the storage tank (i.e., an oil pumping step), a step of transferring residual crude oil in the crude oil storage tank which is about to be oilless to other storage tanks having a larger oil storage amount (i.e., a tank dumping step), and a step of ejecting an oil seed in one oil pipeline back to the crude oil storage tank using an oil seed in the other oil pipeline (i.e., a pipeline ejecting step).
Generally, the moving process of crude oil can be monitored during the moving process of crude oil (i.e., crude oil transporting step). In certain embodiments, the moving process of the crude oil can also be monitored before the crude oil movement begins or after the crude oil movement is finished, as long as the recorded information of the oil type and the transportation condition thereof is accurate.
In certain embodiments, the crude oil migration method of the present invention employs the system for monitoring crude oil migration process described in any of the embodiments herein to monitor the migration process of crude oil.
In certain embodiments, the crude oil movement process of the present invention employs a crude oil movement process monitoring device as described in any of the embodiments herein to monitor the movement process of the crude oil.
In certain embodiments, the crude oil movement process of the present invention breaks down the crude oil movement path prior to transporting the crude oil using the method of breaking down the crude oil path described in any of the embodiments herein.
The invention achieves the following beneficial effects:
the invention solves the problem that the crude oil storage and transportation department has difficulty in recording the crude oil moving process for a long time, can quickly monitor the moving process of the crude oil in a specific crude oil path, and can conveniently, orderly and efficiently record and acquire the information of the crude oil moving process, so that an operator can timely find and correct operation errors in the production process or prepare for the next operation in advance, the working efficiency of the crude oil storage and transportation department is greatly improved, and the production benefit of the oil refining production department is improved to a certain extent.
The following detailed operating procedures of the process of the present invention are given as examples to further illustrate the invention. It is to be understood that the following examples are illustrative only, and are not limiting upon the scope of the invention.
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As shown in fig. 1, a method for monitoring a crude oil migration process of the present embodiment includes the following steps:
(1) decomposing the storage and transportation process flow of crude oil provided by a certain refinery enterprise in different areas;
(2) drawing the sub-units belonging to the same sub-process and separated in the step (1) into sub-process diagrams corresponding to the sub-processes according to the moving direction of crude oil in the crude oil storage and transportation process flow; and
(3) and combining the sub-units in the drawn sub-flow chart to make an oil storage table for recording the oil storage types in the oil pipelines of the sections in the corresponding sub-flow and the time of stopping the transportation of the crude oil.
Wherein, the specific decomposition mode of the step (1) is shown in fig. 2, and comprises the following steps:
(a) crude oil routes in crude oil storage and transportation process flows of a plurality of different areas are decomposed into different sub-modules according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions. In the refining enterprise, the submodules are respectively submodule 1 (a set of crude oil routes with an oil unloading function), submodule 2 (a set of crude oil routes with a pumping function) and submodule 3 (a set of crude oil routes with a tank switching function);
(b) the sub-modules are decomposed into a plurality of sub-processes corresponding to the respective crude oil routes. Each route decomposed by submodule 1 refers to the route of crude oil entering the crude oil storage tank from the berth (unloading line). In the refinery, sub-module 1 is decomposed into 4 sub-processes, which are respectively denoted as 010# oil unloading line (i.e., CO-010 oil unloading line, as shown in fig. 5), 011# oil unloading line, 020# oil unloading line, and 021# oil unloading line. Each route obtained by the decomposition of the submodule 2 refers to a route (pump inlet line) in which crude oil passes from a storage tank through a pump and finally enters a crude oil blending area. Sub-module 2 is divided into 5 sub-processes, which are respectively marked as 101# pump-in line (as shown in fig. 3), 102# pump-in line, 103# pump-in line, 104# pump-in line, and 701# pump-in line. Decomposed by the submodule 3 of the refining enterprise to obtain the transit line with the tank-pouring function. Sub-module 3 is broken down into 1 sub-flow, denoted as 712# transition line (i.e., CO-712 transition line, as shown in FIG. 4); and
(c) the sub-process is broken down into a plurality of sub-units corresponding to the respective crude oil movement equipment. For example, the 010# unloading line in sub-module 1 is broken down into sub-unit 1 (crude tank), sub-unit 2 (valve), sub-unit 3 (oil pipeline), and sub-unit 4 (berth); the 101# pump inlet line in sub-module 2 is broken down into sub-unit 1 (crude tank), sub-unit 2 (valve), sub-unit 3 (oil pipeline), and sub-unit 5 (pump); the 712# transfer line of sub-module 3 is broken down into sub-unit 1 (crude tank), sub-unit 2 (valve), sub-unit 3 (oil pipeline), and sub-unit 5 (pump).
The step (2) has the following characteristics:
(a) each sub-process is formed by arranging the sub-units in the sub-processes according to the moving direction of the crude oil. As shown in fig. 3, the 101# pump-in line is composed of subunit 1 (crude oil storage tank), subunit 2 (valve), subunit 3 (oil pipeline), subunit 5 (pump) and the flow direction of crude oil; as shown in fig. 4, the CO-712 transfer line (i.e., 712# transfer line) is composed of subunit 1 (crude oil storage tank), subunit 2 (valve), subunit 3 (oil pipeline), subunit 5 (pump), and the flow direction of crude oil; as shown in fig. 5, the CO-010 oil-discharge line (i.e. 010# oil-discharge line) is composed of subunit 1 (crude oil storage tank), subunit 2 (valve), subunit 3 (oil pipeline) and subunit 4 (berth), and the flow direction of crude oil; in FIGS. 3-5, "T" represents a crude oil storage tank and "P" represents a pump;
(b) 4 oil discharge lines in the submodule 1 are connected with each other through a subunit 2 (valve); as shown in fig. 5, the 010# oil discharge line is communicated with the 020# oil discharge line, the 022# oil discharge line and the 023# oil discharge line through a valve 42104, a valve 17023 and a valve 17025 respectively;
(c) among the 4 pump inlet lines in the submodule 2, the pump inlet line 104# is switched to the pump inlet line 101# and the pump inlet line 102# and the pump inlet line 103# through the submodule 2 (valve); as shown in fig. 3, the 104# pump inlet line is switched to the 101# pump inlet line through the valve 10174;
(d) submodule 1 and submodule 2 have an association: the 020# oil discharge line in the submodule 1 is switched into the 104# pump inlet line in the submodule 2 through the subunit 2 (valve); as shown in fig. 5, the 010# oil discharge line is communicated with the 502# pump inlet line and the 504# pump inlet line through a valve 15506 and a valve 15806 respectively; and
(e) submodule 2 and submodule 3 have an association: as shown in fig. 4, the 712# transfer line in sub-module 3 is transferred through sub-unit 2 (valve) to the 701# pump line in sub-module 2.
Taking the 101# pump-in line oil-retention table shown in table 1 as an example, the oil-retention table records the oil-retention type and the time when the crude oil stops being transported in each oil transportation pipeline in the 101# pump-in line shown in fig. 3. The table has the following features:
(a) one sub-process corresponds to one oil storage table, as shown in fig. 3 and 4, the 101# pump inlet line corresponds to the 101# pump inlet line oil storage table;
(b) the oil table consists of three columns: respectively recording the names of all sections of oil pipelines in the sub-process corresponding to the oil storage table, the stored oil type in the oil pipelines and the time for stopping the transportation of the crude oil;
(c) the pipeline names in the table are: the crude oil storage tank root section, the pump inlet section and the rotor. The "crude oil tank root section" corresponds to each of the "T13 tank root section" - "T16 tank root section" in the table, and refers to an oil pipeline between each crude oil storage tank and a valve corresponding to the crude oil storage tank, for example, "T13 tank root section" refers to an oil pipeline between a 13# crude oil storage tank and a valve corresponding to the crude oil storage tank. In the "section" correspondence table, "sections" T13 to T12 "-" sections "T15 to T16" and "sections" P101 to P102 "-" sections P105 to P106 "respectively refer to an oil pipeline between a root valve of a previous crude oil tank and a root valve of a subsequent crude oil tank and an oil pipeline between a valve corresponding to a previous pump and a valve corresponding to a subsequent pump, for example," sections "T13 to T12" refer to an oil pipeline between a root valve of a 13# crude oil tank and a root valve of a 12# crude oil tank, and "sections" P101 to P102 "refer to an oil pipeline between a valve corresponding to a 101# pump and a valve corresponding to a 102# pump. The "pump" corresponds to "P101" - "P106" in the table, and refers to the oil pipeline between each pump and its corresponding valve, for example, "P101" refers to the oil pipeline between 101# pump and its corresponding valve. The "pump inlet section" refers to an oil conveying pipeline between a valve at the outlet of a crude oil tank area (in this embodiment, a root valve of a 16# crude oil storage tank, namely a tank root valve of the 16# crude oil storage tank) and a valve at the inlet of a pump room (in this embodiment, a valve corresponding to a 101# machine pump). "turn" means the oil line from the valve at the outlet of the crude tank section of one pump line to the valve at the inlet of the pump house of another pump line, for example, "426 turn 273 line" means the oil line from the valve at the outlet of the crude tank section of the 104# pump line (i.e., 426 line) to the valve at the inlet of the pump house of the 101# pump line (i.e., 273 line).
The method for monitoring the crude oil moving process of the embodiment further comprises the following steps:
(4) according to the transportation condition of the crude oil in a certain sub-process, the oil storage type in the oil pipeline and the time when the crude oil stops transportation are recorded in the oil storage table corresponding to the sub-process.
For example, the site requires crude oil "carbindary oil" to enter the crude oil blending zone from a 12# crude oil storage tank through a 103# pump, and the crude oil outage time is: 8/5/10: 34 in 2018. Then for this crude oil movement process, the stored oil type and crude oil outage time recording process of the oil pipeline is as follows:
(a) firstly, finding out an oil storage table corresponding to the 101# pump inlet line: 101# pump inlet line oil storage table, and then inputting 'carbine oil' into oil storage type cells corresponding to 'T12 root section', 'T12 to T14 section', 'T14 to T11 section', 'T11 to T17 section', 'T17 to T15 section', 'T15 to T16 section', 'pump inlet section', 'P101 to P102', 'P102 to P103' and 'P103';
(b) when the crude oil stops conveying, the conveying stop time is input in the conveying stop time cells corresponding to the sections of ' T12 root "," T12 to T14 "," T14 to T11 "," T11 to T17 "," T17 to T15 "," T15 to T16 "," pump inlet section "," P101 to P102 "," P102 to P103 "and ' P103 ': 8/5/10: 34 in 2018.
The results are shown in table 1.
Table 1: 101# pump inlet line oil storage table
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Note: in table 1, line 426 is 104# pump inlet line, and line 273 is 101# pump inlet line.
The method for monitoring the crude oil moving process facilitates the operator to quickly monitor the moving process of the crude oil in the 101# pump inlet line, and also facilitates the operator to record the oil storage type and the conveying condition information of each section of oil conveying pipeline contained in the 101# pump inlet line. Meanwhile, an operator can also find and correct operation errors in time by using the method or prepare for the next operation in advance, for example, before the next operation is performed, by observing the stored oil types and the recording results (table 1) of the conveying conditions of the oil conveying pipelines in each section of the 101# pump inlet line, considering that the pipelines in which the "carbine" oil is stored still have residual "carbine" oil in the oil conveying pipelines which are stopped to be conveyed, in order to ensure the stable target oil type property of the crude oil blending area, when the pipelines are reused for oil conveying, the operator can select the oil type which is similar to the "carbine" oil property, so that the operator plans a latest oil product moving instruction according to the information in table 1: in the 101# pump-in line, the "jiono" oil (the "jiono" oil and the "carbinda" oil are both low sulfur crude oils) is pumped from the T12 tank leg and the T13 tank leg through the P105 pump into the crude oil blending zone. If there is no oil type with the same or similar attribute, it is necessary to arrange the top line operation, that is, after the crude oil (residual oil) left in the pipeline during the last oil product moving is pushed into the storage tank corresponding to the residual oil by the new oil type, the new oil product moving operation is performed.
The embodiments of the present invention have been described above with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various changes can be made according to the purpose of the invention, and all changes, modifications, substitutions, combinations and simplifications made according to the spirit and principle of the technical solution of the present invention should be replaced by equivalents, as long as the technical principle and the inventive concept of the method for monitoring crude oil moving process of the present invention are met, and all fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A method of monitoring a crude oil migration process, the method comprising the steps of:
(1) the crude oil moving route is decomposed into one or more oil unloading lines with an oil unloading function, one or more pump inlet lines with a pump conveying function and one or more transfer lines with oil pressing, tank reversing or line jacking functions according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions; and
(2) monitoring and separately recording the oil storage types and the conveying conditions of one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and one or more transfer lines;
the oil unloading line has a starting point of a berth and an end point of a crude oil storage tank, and the oil unloading lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same oil unloading line;
the starting point of the pump inlet line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point of the pump inlet line is a pump in front of a crude oil blending area, and the pump inlet lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same pump inlet line;
the starting point of the transit line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point of the transit line is another crude oil storage tank, and the transit lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same transit line;
the oil pipeline is characterized in that the oil pipeline at one section is a crude oil moving device with two ends selected from a crude oil storage tank, a valve, a berth and a pump, and the middle of the oil pipeline is not separated by the crude oil storage tank, the valve, the berth or the pump;
the step (1) comprises the following steps:
(A) according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions, a crude oil moving route is decomposed into a sub module with an oil unloading function, a sub module with a pumping function and a sub module with oil pressing, tank reversing or top line functions; and
(B) the sub-module with the oil discharge function is decomposed into one or more oil discharge lines, the sub-module with the pump output function is decomposed into one or more pump inlet lines, and the sub-module with the functions of oil pressing, tank reversing or line jacking is decomposed into one or more transit lines.
2. A method according to claim 1, characterised in that the oil conveying pipeline in the oil discharge line, the pump inlet line or the transfer line is segmented by:
(a) decomposing the oil unloading line, the pump inlet line or the transfer line into crude oil mobile equipment, wherein the crude oil mobile equipment comprises an oil pipeline, a crude oil storage tank, a valve, a berth and a pump;
(b) arranging the crude oil moving equipment according to the crude oil moving direction; and
(c) the oil conveying pipeline between two crude oil moving devices selected from crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and pumps which are adjacent in the crude oil moving direction is divided into a section of oil conveying pipeline.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the method comprises: and recording the stored oil types and the conveying conditions of one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and one or more transfer lines by using computer software.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein the method further comprises: and monitoring the stored oil type and the conveying condition of the stored oil type in one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in the one or more oil unloading lines, the one or more pump inlet lines and the one or more transfer lines by using a sensor, transmitting the information of the monitored stored oil type and the conveying condition of the stored oil type to computer software, and automatically recording the stored oil type and the conveying condition of the stored oil type by the computer software.
5. A system for monitoring the movement of crude oil, the system comprising:
the crude oil route storage module is used for storing crude oil moving routes;
the crude oil path decomposition module is used for decomposing a crude oil moving path into a sub-module with an oil unloading function, a sub-module with a pumping function and a sub-module with oil pressing, tank reversing or top line functions according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions, decomposing the sub-module with the oil unloading function into one or more oil unloading lines, decomposing the sub-module with the pumping function into one or more pump feeding lines and decomposing the sub-module with the oil pressing, tank reversing or top line functions into one or more transfer lines;
the oil conveying pipeline segmenting module is used for segmenting the oil conveying pipeline in the one or more oil unloading pipelines, the one or more pump inlet pipelines and the one or more transfer pipelines, wherein the oil conveying pipeline between two crude oil moving devices which are adjacent in the crude oil moving direction and are selected from crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and pumps is identified as a section of oil conveying pipeline;
the crude oil mobile information recording module is used for recording the stored oil types and the conveying conditions of one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and one or more transfer lines; and
the optional crude oil movement information monitoring module is used for monitoring the stored oil types and the conveying conditions of the stored oil types in one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and one or more transfer lines and transmitting the information of the stored oil types and the conveying conditions of the stored oil types to the crude oil movement information recording module;
the oil unloading line has a starting point of a berth and an end point of a crude oil storage tank, and the oil unloading lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same oil unloading line;
the starting point of the pump inlet line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point of the pump inlet line is a pump in front of a crude oil blending area, and the pump inlet lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same pump inlet line;
the starting point of the transit line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point of the transit line is another crude oil storage tank, and the transit lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same transit line.
6. A crude oil mobile process monitoring device, comprising:
the crude oil route storage device is used for storing crude oil moving routes;
the crude oil route decomposition device is used for decomposing a crude oil moving route into a sub module with an oil unloading function, a sub module with a pumping function and a sub module with oil pressing, tank reversing or top line functions according to different crude oil storage and transportation functions, decomposing the sub module with the oil unloading function into one or more oil unloading lines, decomposing the sub module with the pumping function into one or more pump feeding lines and decomposing the sub module with the oil pressing, tank reversing or top line functions into one or more transfer lines;
the oil pipeline segmenting device is used for segmenting the oil pipelines in the one or more oil unloading lines, the one or more pump inlet lines and the one or more transfer lines, wherein the oil pipelines between two crude oil moving devices which are adjacent in the crude oil moving direction and are selected from crude oil storage tanks, valves, berths and pumps are divided into a section of oil pipeline;
the crude oil mobile information recording device is used for recording the stored oil types and the conveying conditions of one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and one or more transfer lines; and
an optional crude oil movement information monitoring device, which is used for monitoring the stored oil type and the conveying condition of one or more oil conveying pipelines contained in one or more oil unloading lines, one or more pump inlet lines and one or more transfer lines, and transmitting the information of the stored oil type and the conveying condition to the crude oil movement information recording device;
the oil unloading line has a starting point of a berth and an end point of a crude oil storage tank, and the oil unloading lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same oil unloading line;
the starting point of the pump inlet line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point of the pump inlet line is a pump in front of a crude oil blending area, and the pump inlet lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same pump inlet line;
the starting point of the transit line is a crude oil storage tank, the end point of the transit line is another crude oil storage tank, and the transit lines sharing one or more sections of oil pipelines are classified into the same transit line.
7. A crude oil moving method, characterized in that the method comprises a crude oil transporting step, and a step of monitoring the moving process of crude oil according to the method of monitoring the moving process of crude oil of any one of claims 1 to 4.
8. The crude oil movement method according to claim 7, wherein the movement of crude oil is monitored by the system for monitoring the movement of crude oil according to claim 5 and/or the crude oil movement process monitoring apparatus according to claim 6.
9. Use of the system for monitoring crude oil migration process of claim 5 and/or the crude oil migration process monitoring device of claim 6 for monitoring crude oil migration process.
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