CN216117426U - Pipeline defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging - Google Patents

Pipeline defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging Download PDF

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CN216117426U
CN216117426U CN202120833446.8U CN202120833446U CN216117426U CN 216117426 U CN216117426 U CN 216117426U CN 202120833446 U CN202120833446 U CN 202120833446U CN 216117426 U CN216117426 U CN 216117426U
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冯宇霖
刘金海
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The utility model discloses a pipeline defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging, which is formed by connecting an infrared thermal imaging part, a laser excitation part and a power supply part through a double-end stud in sequence. The infrared thermal imaging section includes: the system comprises an imaging controller, an imaging shell, a sealing baffle and a plurality of thermal imaging cameras; the laser excitation part consists of a power part, an excitation part and an excitation controller; the power supply part consists of a power supply shell, a sealing baffle and a battery. The device uses a coiled pipeline robot as a carrier, and when the heat excitation is carried out on the pipe wall by utilizing laser excitation, the heat wave on the surface of the pipe wall has the transverse propagation characteristic, so that the cracks on the surface of the pipe wall have stronger sensitivity, the distribution of the temperature field is analyzed, and the effect of realizing the complementation with the magnetic leakage detection of the defect position is known.

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Pipeline defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of pipeline detection, in particular to a pipeline defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging.
Background
Nonrenewable resources having fluid characteristics, such as petroleum and natural gas, are widely used in various industries, such as transportation and petrochemical, and are called "black gold" and "economic blood" in economy and even the whole society, and since pipeline transportation does not have a certain shape, pipeline transportation has an advantage of being able to transport a large amount of substances over a long distance without considering severe environments, and thus, pipelines are a main transportation means for transporting fluids, such as petroleum and natural gas. Petroleum pipelines in China are laid underground as early as the fifties and sixties, and long-time use causes corrosion and even cracking of partial pipelines, thus causing pollution caused by petroleum leakage. Therefore, the method is extremely important for the flaw detection of the in-service petroleum pipeline.
The most extensive technique applied to pipeline inspection at present is magnetic leakage inspection, and magnetic leakage inspection technique derives from magnetic particle testing technique, and its basic principle of detection does: the magnetic field is applied to the periphery of the pipe wall, so that the ferromagnetic pipeline is magnetized, and when the material of the pipeline is free of defects, the magnetic lines of force in the material are uniformly distributed and cannot leak out of the surface of the pipeline; when the pipeline material has a defect, the magnetic conductivity at the defect is far smaller than that of the ferromagnetic material, the magnetic resistance at the defect is increased, and the magnetic field is distorted, so that the magnetic lines of force are bent, thereby causing part of the magnetic lines of force to expose out of the ferromagnetic pipeline to form a leakage magnetic field, then the leakage magnetic signal is collected by the Hall sensor, converted into an electric signal, and the data is processed, stored and analyzed, thus obtaining the basic condition of the pipeline defect.
Although the magnetic leakage detection has the advantages of simple detection process, low requirement on environment, comprehensive detection defect types and the like, the magnetic leakage detection still has some defects:
1. the magnetic leakage detection needs to magnetize the pipeline, the magnetic permeability of the non-ferromagnetic material is close to 1, the magnetic field around the defect cannot be distributed and changed due to different magnetic permeability, and an obvious leakage magnetic field cannot be generated, so that the magnetic leakage detection is only suitable for the ferromagnetic material pipeline.
2. The magnetic leakage detection is sensitive to thousands of defects on the inner surface of the pipe wall, and if the defects are positioned inside the pipe wall material or are close to the outer side of the pipe wall, the distortion degree of a magnetic field is possibly not significant enough, so that the magnetic leakage detection has certain requirements on the depth of the defects, and when the depth is too large, the detected defects inside the ferromagnetic material have larger quantization errors.
3. When the pipeline cracks narrowly, even when the pipeline cracks in a closed manner, firstly, because the width of the slit is too small, the leakage magnetic force line is too small, the magnetic induction intensity is too low, the leakage amount of the magnetic force line of a distorted magnetic field is possibly small, secondly, for the annular crack, the magnetic circuit can form a closed loop, the magnetic force line can not leak out, and the magnetic circuit is formed inside, so that the magnetic detection can not detect the defects.
4. Because the magnetic leakage detects the ferromagnetic material that needs to the pipeline and magnetizes, the event needs the permanent magnet pipe to closely laminate with the wall for under the low or not high circumstances of oil temperature of ambient temperature, make crude oil precipitate a large amount of impurity such as paraffin, probably lead to being equipped with magnetic leakage detection device's robot card stifled in being detected the pipeline, very easily lead to the detection accident, and then cause serious economic loss, can lead to whole pipeline to be useless even when detecting the robot including and can't take out.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
Aiming at the defects of the prior art, the utility model provides a pipeline defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging, which takes a detection robot in a snakelike pipeline as a carrier.
In order to solve the technical problems, the technical scheme adopted by the utility model is as follows: a pipeline defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging is formed by sequentially connecting an infrared thermal imaging part, a laser excitation part and a power supply part through a double-end stud.
The infrared thermal imaging section includes: the system comprises an imaging controller, an imaging shell, a sealing baffle and a plurality of thermal imaging cameras; one end of the imaging shell is provided with a slotted hole for installing an imaging controller, and the other end of the imaging shell is hermetically connected with the sealing baffle; the outer side of the middle of the imaging shell is evenly provided with grooves with the same number as that of the thermal imaging cameras, and the grooves are used for installing the thermal imaging cameras.
A flange plate is processed at the other end of the imaging shell, a sealing ring groove is formed in the contact surface of the sealing baffle plate and the flange plate when the imaging shell is connected with the sealing baffle plate in a sealing mode, and an O-shaped ring is placed to ensure the sealing performance of the interior of the robot; the outer side of the sealing baffle is sleeved with a driving leather cup, and the size of the driving leather cup is just attached to the inner wall of the pipeline.
The imaging controller is internally provided with an inertia measuring unit, and positioning is realized by measuring the speed, so that the thermal imaging data corresponds to the position data.
The laser excitation part consists of a power part, an excitation part and an excitation controller;
the power part consists of a power shell and a motor; one end of the power shell is provided with a concave groove which is just placed in the motor and used for installing the motor; the shaft of the motor is connected with the excitation part in a key connection mode;
the excitation part consists of an excitation shell and a plurality of heating strips; one end of the excitation shell is provided with a hole in key connection with a motor shaft, and the other end of the excitation shell is provided with a controller; the outer side of the middle part of the excitation shell is uniformly provided with grooves with the same number as the heating strips for mounting the heating strips.
The groove for installing the heating strip is internally provided with a circle of heat insulation material in a surrounding mode, so that the heating strip is prevented from influencing the controller.
The excitation shell imitates a Fraunhos water turbine structure, and is uniformly provided with a plurality of strip-shaped bulges which are distributed in a staggered manner with grooves for mounting heating strips.
The power supply part consists of a power supply shell, a sealing baffle and a battery; one end of the power supply shell is provided with a groove for installing a battery, and the other end of the power supply shell is connected with the sealing baffle in a sealing mode.
A flange plate is processed at the other end of the power supply shell, a sealing ring groove is formed in the contact surface of the sealing baffle plate and the flange plate when the power supply shell is connected with the sealing baffle plate in a sealing mode, and an O-shaped ring is placed to ensure the sealing property of the interior of the robot; the outer side of the sealing baffle is sleeved with a driving leather cup, and the size of the driving leather cup is just attached to the inner wall of the pipeline.
In order to avoid the influence of the temperature generated by the laser excitation part on the infrared thermal imaging part and the power supply part, isolation carbon plates are respectively placed on two sides of the laser excitation part, a hole is formed in the middle of each isolation carbon plate, and the isolation carbon plates are fixed on the stud bolts.
Adopt the produced beneficial effect of above-mentioned technical scheme to lie in:
1. the pipeline defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging can walk in a pipeline along with fluid under the pushing of the fluid in the pipeline;
2. the device provided by the utility model heats the pipeline by adopting laser excitation, and adopts the structure design of the water turbine to design the rotating part of the heating strip, so that the pipe wall is heated more uniformly;
3. the device provided by the utility model can comprehensively consider the fluid speed, the motor rotating speed and the thermal excitation power, so that the device can work in the optimal temperature field image acquisition state.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a pipe defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging in an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of an excitation housing of an excitation portion in an embodiment of the utility model;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the connection of the infrared thermal imaging section and the laser excitation section control module in an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the connection between the power part and the excitation part in the laser excitation part according to the embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a pipe to be tested in an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of interpolation of the distortion removal algorithm according to an embodiment of the present invention;
the thermal imaging device comprises a sealing baffle 1, a driving leather cup 2, a power supply part 3, a laser excitation part 4, an infrared thermal imaging part 5, an isolating carbon plate 6, a double-end stud 7, a thermal imaging camera 8, a heating strip 9, a motor 10, an annular thermal insulation material 11, a threaded hole 12, an annular groove 13, a circular pipeline 14, a gate 15, a hole defect 16, a crack defect 17 and an internal scratch defect 18.
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The following detailed description of embodiments of the present invention is provided in connection with the accompanying drawings and examples. The following examples are intended to illustrate the utility model but are not intended to limit the scope of the utility model.
As shown in fig. 1, the pipe defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging in this embodiment is formed by connecting an infrared thermal imaging part 5, a laser excitation part 4 and a power supply part 3 in sequence through a stud 7.
The infrared thermal imaging section 5 includes: the system comprises an imaging controller, an imaging shell, a sealing baffle plate 1 and a plurality of thermal imaging cameras 8; a slotted hole is formed in one end of the imaging shell, a cylindrical groove with the diameter of 150mm and the depth of 130mm is formed in the imaging shell and used for installing an imaging controller, and the other end of the imaging shell is connected with the sealing baffle plate 1 in a sealing mode; the same recess of 8 numbers with thermal imaging camera is evenly seted up in formation of image shell middle part outsides for install thermal imaging camera 8. The number of thermal imaging camera 8 is 6 in this embodiment, and corresponding spherical recess that is used for installing thermal imaging camera also sets up 6, and M5 screw hole has been seted up to spherical recess bottom for connect camera and controller, and play leak-proof effect.
A flange plate is processed at the other end of the imaging shell, a sealing ring groove is formed in the contact surface of the sealing baffle plate and the flange plate when the imaging shell is connected with the sealing baffle plate 1 in a sealing mode, and an O-shaped ring is placed to ensure the sealing performance of the interior of the robot; a driving leather cup 2 is sleeved outside the sealing baffle; the size of the driving packing cup 2 is just attached to the inner wall of the pipeline.
In this embodiment, the external diameter of the flange plate is 294mm, 8M 14 threaded holes are uniformly distributed in the flange plate along the circumferential direction, a threaded hole with the diameter of 30mm and the depth of 20mm is formed in the center, the circumferential threaded hole is used for being hermetically connected with the sealing baffle plate 1, and the central threaded hole is used for being in threaded connection with the stud 7. The diameter of the sealing baffle plate 1 is also 294mm, and 8 threaded holes corresponding to the flange plates are drilled along the circumferential direction. In the embodiment, the sealing ring is an O-shaped ring with the inner diameter of 107.67mm and the wire diameter of 1.78 mm. The inner diameter of the driving cup is 294mm, and the outer diameter is 324 mm.
The imaging controller is internally provided with an inertia measuring unit, and positioning is realized by measuring the speed, so that the thermal imaging data corresponds to the position data.
The laser excitation part 4 consists of a power part, an excitation part and an excitation controller;
the power part consists of a power shell and a motor 10; one end of the power shell is provided with a concave groove which is just placed in the motor and used for installing the motor 10, and the center of the other end of the power shell is provided with a threaded hole with the diameter of 30mm and the depth of 20mm and used for being in threaded connection with the stud 7; the shaft of the motor 10 is connected to the excitation part by means of a keyed connection, as shown in fig. 4;
the excitation part consists of an excitation shell and a plurality of heating strips 9; one end of the excitation shell is provided with a hole which is connected with a motor shaft key, the hole is 10mm in the embodiment, and the excitation part rotates at a constant speed in a key connection mode with the motor shaft. The other end is provided with a controller, in the embodiment, an annular groove with the outer diameter of 180mm and the inner diameter of 70mm is arranged for installing the controller; and a threaded hole with the diameter of 30mm and the depth of 20mm is formed in the central position and is used for being in threaded connection with the stud. The outer side of the middle part of the excitation shell is uniformly provided with grooves with the same number as the heating strips 9 for mounting the heating strips 9. In this embodiment, the number of the heating strips is 6, and the number of the corresponding grooves for installing the heating strips is also 6.
The groove for installing the heating strip is internally provided with a circle of heat insulation material 11 in a surrounding mode, so that the heating strip is prevented from influencing the controller.
The excitation shell imitates a Fraunhos water turbine structure, and is uniformly provided with a plurality of strip-shaped bulges which are distributed in a staggered manner with grooves for mounting heating strips. The number of the strip-shaped protrusions provided in this embodiment is 6.
The structure of the excitation housing in this embodiment is schematically shown in fig. 2.
The power supply part 3 consists of a power supply shell, a sealing baffle plate 1 and a battery; one end of the power supply shell is provided with a groove 13 for installing a battery, and the other end of the power supply shell is connected with the sealing baffle plate 1 in a sealing mode. In this embodiment, a cylindrical groove with a diameter of 150mm and a depth of 130mm is formed in one end of the power supply housing, and 18650 batteries are placed in the cylindrical groove.
A flange plate is processed at the other end of the power supply shell, a sealing ring groove is formed in the contact surface of the sealing baffle plate and the flange plate when the power supply shell is connected with the sealing baffle plate 1 in a sealing mode, and an O-shaped ring is placed to ensure the sealing property of the interior of the robot; the outside cover of seal baffle 1 has drive leather cup 2, the size of drive leather cup 2 just laminates with the pipeline inner wall. The flange plate and the sealing baffle 1 are connected by the same means as in the infrared thermal imaging section 5.
In order to avoid the influence of the temperature generated by the laser excitation part 4 on the infrared thermal imaging part 5 and the power supply part 3, isolation carbon plates 6 are respectively arranged on two sides of the laser excitation part 4, a hole is formed in the middle of each isolation carbon plate 6, and the isolation carbon plates 6 are fixed on the stud bolts 7. The diameter of the isolating carbon plate in this example was 280mm, and the diameter of the hole in the middle of the carbon plate was 30 mm.
In the embodiment, the model of the infrared thermal imaging master control is Raspberry Pi 3B, the model of the infrared thermal imaging camera is FAST-SWIR short wave infrared thermal imager of monoch TECHNOLOGY, the infrared thermal imaging camera is connected with the infrared thermal imaging master control through a USB3.0 protocol, the model of the inertia measurement unit is MPU6050, the infrared thermal imaging master control is connected with a software IIC protocol, a laser excitation master control chip is STM32F405RGT6, the infrared master control is connected with a serial port, a rotating motor module is a C620 electric motor and an M3508 electric motor of DJI, the laser excitation master control is connected to a laser master control through a CAN bus chip SIT1040, the CAN protocol is a 100W808nm Bar of Coherent, and the laser excitation master control is used for controlling a power supply chip SM8015 to send PWM signals to the laser excitation Bar through medium-high power PWM. The overall hardware circuit structure of this embodiment is shown in fig. 3.
In this embodiment, a method for collecting pipeline defect detection data by using the pipeline defect detection data collecting device based on infrared thermal imaging is further provided, which includes the following steps:
step 1: opening and waiting to examine pipeline service barrel entrance gate, will be equipped with and put into wherein based on infrared thermal imaging's pipeline defect detection data collection device's snakelike pipeline internal detection robot, close and wait to examine pipeline service barrel entrance gate, half open and wait to examine pipeline service barrel exit gate, wait to transport medium and fill completely into and wait to examine the pipeline after, close and wait to examine pipeline exit gate.
In this embodiment, the pipe to be inspected is shown in FIG. 5.
Step 2: the excitation part of the pipeline defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging starts to rotate at any constant speed and thermally excites the pipeline at any constant power, and meanwhile, the infrared thermal imaging part thermally images the pipeline to find out the optimal pipeline temperature for the pipeline material and the transported substance, and the process is as follows:
step 2.1: the exciting portion drives the pipe from an initial temperature TminHeating to the maximum temperature Tmax
Step 2.2: in the heating process, the infrared thermal imaging part detects and images the temperature field of the pipeline, and images obtained by a plurality of thermal imaging cameras are input into an imaging controller;
step 2.3: the controller analyzes the image, and finds the pipeline temperature with the largest defect boundary difference through the known relationship of the edge temperature field distribution data of the defective band and the non-defective band, and the pipeline temperature is used as the optimum pipeline temperature for the pipeline material and the transport material, and the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0003032991220000051
wherein xi is the defect edgeDegree of significance of the boundary, as a measure of whether it is the optimum excitation temperature, TxyTemperature, T, of defect boundary pixelx'y'Temperature, C, of adjacent pixels along the radius of the curvature circle of the defect boundary pixelnIs the closed boundary of the defect.
And step 3: completely opening a gate at the outlet of a pitching barrel of the pipeline to be detected, and starting to move from a starting point to an end point along with the fluid of a transported substance by a detection robot in the snakelike pipeline which is provided with a pipeline defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging under the pushing action of a transport medium fluid by a driving leather cup;
and 4, step 4: in the movement process, a heating strip of the laser excitation part radiates heat to the pipeline, and meanwhile, fluid in the pipeline rotates under the pushing action of the fluid on a bulge similar to a Fraunhofer turbine structure arranged on the excitation shell, so that the pipeline is uniformly radiated, and the current rotation speed and the laser excitation power are sent to the infrared thermal imaging part;
and 5: the infrared thermal imaging part images a temperature field in the pipeline and periodically calibrates the inertia measurement unit;
the process of periodically calibrating the inertial measurement unit is as follows:
step 5.1: corresponding the travel data with the imaged temperature field data;
step 5.2: and calibrating by taking the welding seam reference as the distance measured by the inertial measurement unit, wherein the formula is as follows:
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wherein, XvFor the final solution of the journey data by visual algorithms, XvkThe travel data of the kth camera is calculated through a visual algorithm, m is the total number of the cameras, n is the number of passed welding lines, d is the distance between two adjacent welding lines, h is the distance from the camera to the pipe wall, theta is the maximum visual angle of the camera, L is the total number of axial pixel points in an imaged image, and L is the total number of the axial pixel points in the imaged imagenIs the axial coordinate of the nth weld in the imaged unit of the number of pixel points, theThe coordinate system takes the upper left corner of the imaged temperature field data as the origin and takes the size of one pixel point as the unit length of the coordinate system.
The step 5 further includes performing distortion removal processing on the image before periodically calibrating the inertial measurement unit, and the process is as follows:
s1: constructing a conversion equation of a camera coordinate system and an image physical coordinate system;
the image collected by the thermal imager is a gray scale image, the number of image channels is 1, and a camera coordinate system is
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Physical coordinate system of image
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The system comprises a camera coordinate system, a camera, a physical image coordinate system and a control system, wherein the camera coordinate system is a three-dimensional coordinate system, a z axis is a main optical axis of the camera, the projection of the camera coordinate system on the z axis is an image coordinate system, and a unit is converted into the number of pixels from distance on the basis of the image coordinate system;
the conversion relation between the camera coordinate system and the image physical coordinate system is as follows:
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wherein f isx,fy,cx,cyIs a linear transformation coefficient;
and (3) normalizing x and y:
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the conversion equation can be calculated as:
u=fx·x′+cx
v=fy·y′+cy
wherein u and v are horizontal and vertical coordinates of an image physical coordinate system;
s2: establishing an undistorted camera coordinate system (x)1,y1) And distortion camera coordinate system (x)2,y2) The conversion relationship of (1):
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wherein,
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k1,k2,k3as radial distortion coefficient, p1,p2Is a tangential distortion coefficient;
s3: according to step 1, the undistorted camera coordinate system (x)1,y1) And distortion camera coordinate system (x)2,y2) Conversion into an undistorted image physical coordinate system (u, v) and a distorted image physical coordinate system (u ', v'):
u=fx·x1+cx,v=fy·y1+cy
u′=fx·x2+cx,v′=fy·y2+cy
s4: combining the equations S2 and S3 to obtain the conversion relation between the undistorted image physical coordinate system (u, v) and the distorted image physical coordinate system (u ', v');
s5: calculating pixel point Q in physical coordinate system of undistorted imagei(ui,vi) Corresponding distorted image physical coordinate system one point Q'i(u′i,v′i) And judging u'i,v′iWhether it is an integer; if it is an integer, (u)i,vi) To gray value f (u)i,vi)=f(u′i,v′i) Jumping to S9; if not, go to S6;
s6: judgment of [ f (u'i,v′i)-μ]2And
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where μ is the mean of the gray values of the pixels of the distorted image, σ1Variance of pixel gray values for distorted images:
if it is
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Go to S7;
if it is
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Go to S8;
s7: calculating Q'iThe gray average value of 16 pixel points of the point (u ', v') adjacent to the distorted image:
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is provided with
(u′im,v′im),m∈[1,16]
If it satisfies
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Then
f(ui,vi)=f(u′im,v′im)
S8: under the premise that the coordinates of pixel points of the original distorted image are not changed, edge extension is carried out on the distorted image, and the interpolation process is Q 'as shown in figure 6'iPoint (u'i,v′i) The four adjacent pixel points in the distorted image are respectively:
P11(u′i1,v′i1),P12(u′i1,v′i2),P21(u′i2,v′i1),P22(u′i2,v′i2)
the four pixel points of the external diagonal are respectively:
R1(u′i3,v′i3),R2(u′i3,v′i4),R3(u′i4,v′i3),R4(u′i4,v′i4)
then Q'iPoint (u'i,v′i) Pixel value of (a):
f(u′i,v′i)=pg(i)+(1-p)h(i)
wherein,
g(i)=f(u′i1,v′i1)·w11+f(u′i1,v′i2)·w12+f(u′i2,v′i1)·w21+f(u′i2,v′i2)·w22
w11=(u′i2-u′)(v′i2-v′),w12=(u′i2-u′)(v′-v′i1),w21=(u′-u′i1)(v′i2-v′),w22=(u′-u′i1)(v′-v′i1)
h(i)=f(u′i3,v′i3)·w33+f(u′i3,v′i4)·w34+f(u′i4,v′i3)·w43+f(u′i4,v′i4)·w44
w33=(u′i4-u′)(v′i4-v′),w34=(u′i4-u′)(v′-v′i3),w43=(u′-u′i3)(v′i4-v′),w44=(u′-u′i3)(v′-v′i3)
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wherein, Delta sigma12Is the difference between the standard deviation of gray values of adjacent four pixels and the standard deviation of gray values of distorted image, delta sigma34The difference between the standard deviation of the gray value of the four pixels of the outer diagonal line and the standard deviation of the gray value of the distorted image;
s9: and repeating the step S5 until all pixel points of the undistorted image are traversed to obtain the undistorted image I.
Step 6: the infrared thermal imaging part receives the current rotating speed and the laser excitation power, and calculates the temperature and the rotating speed which the thermal strip should keep according to the following process:
step 6.1: and calculating the temperature and the rotating speed which should be kept by the starting heating strip by analyzing the temperature field distribution information, wherein the specific calculation mode is as follows:
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wherein, VrFor solving the calculated speed, V, independent of the rotation of the fluid motorfIs the advancing speed, V, of the snake-shaped robot under the action of fluid0The rotational speed generated by the fluid driving on the Francis water wheel-like structure, k is the comprehensive thermodynamic property of the pipeline and the transported substance, and is determined by the material property, S2Is the variance of the current thermographic gray value,
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the variance threshold of the thermal imaging gray value is smaller than the threshold value, the excitation is considered to be uniform, T0For the optimum temperature measured at the beginning of the pipe, T is the temperature the calculated heating strip should be kept at, P is the current thermal excitation power, which is determined by the material property, T0For the optimum temperature to be measured at the beginning of the pipeline,
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σ is the Stefan constant, which is the average temperature of the current pipeline;
step 6.2: and sending the calculated temperature and the calculated rotation speed value to a laser excitation part, and controlling the power of the heating bar and the rotation speed of the motor by an excitation controller of the laser excitation part so that the excitation degree is always uniform and is kept at the optimal temperature.
And 7: the laser excitation part receives the temperature and rotation speed data which should be kept by the heating strip from the thermal imaging part, and according to the data, the PID algorithm is used for further controlling the power and the rotation speed of the heating strip to keep stable;
and 8: and (5) repeating the steps 4 to 7 until the pipeline is moved to the end point, and finishing the acquisition of the pipeline defect data.

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1. A pipeline defect detection data collection device based on infrared thermal imaging is characterized in that the device is formed by connecting an infrared thermal imaging part, a laser excitation part and a power supply part through a stud in sequence;
the infrared thermal imaging section includes: the system comprises an imaging controller, an imaging shell, a sealing baffle and a plurality of thermal imaging cameras; one end of the imaging shell is provided with a slotted hole for installing an imaging controller, and the other end of the imaging shell is hermetically connected with the sealing baffle; the outer side of the middle part of the imaging shell is uniformly provided with grooves with the same number as that of the thermal imaging cameras, and the grooves are used for mounting the thermal imaging cameras;
the laser excitation part consists of a power part, an excitation part and an excitation controller;
the power part consists of a power shell and a motor; one end of the power shell is provided with a concave groove which is just placed in the motor and used for installing the motor; the shaft of the motor is connected with the excitation part in a key connection mode;
the excitation part consists of an excitation shell and a plurality of heating strips; one end of the excitation shell is provided with a hole in key connection with a motor shaft, and the other end of the excitation shell is provided with a controller; grooves with the same number as the heating strips are uniformly formed in the outer side of the middle of the excitation shell and used for mounting the heating strips;
the power supply part consists of a power supply shell, a sealing baffle and a battery;
one end of the power supply shell is provided with a groove for installing a battery, and the other end of the power supply shell is connected with the sealing baffle in a sealing mode.
2. The infrared thermal imaging-based pipeline defect detection data collection device of claim 1, wherein: a flange plate is processed at the other end of the imaging shell, a sealing ring groove is formed in the contact surface of the sealing baffle plate and the flange plate when the imaging shell is connected with the sealing baffle plate in a sealing mode, an O-shaped ring is placed to ensure the sealing performance of the interior of the robot, and a driving leather cup is sleeved on the outer side of the sealing baffle plate; the size of the driving packing cup is just attached to the inner wall of the pipeline.
3. The infrared thermal imaging-based pipeline defect detection data collection device of claim 1, wherein: the imaging controller is internally provided with an inertia measuring unit, and positioning is realized by measuring the speed, so that the thermal imaging data corresponds to the position data.
4. The infrared thermal imaging-based pipeline defect detection data collection device of claim 1, wherein: the groove for installing the heating strip is internally provided with a circle of heat insulation material in a surrounding mode, so that the heating strip is prevented from influencing the controller.
5. The infrared thermal imaging-based pipeline defect detection data collection device of claim 1, wherein: the excitation shell imitates a Fraunhos water turbine structure, and is uniformly provided with a plurality of strip-shaped bulges which are distributed in a staggered manner with grooves for mounting heating strips.
6. The infrared thermal imaging-based pipeline defect detection data collection device of claim 1, wherein: the other end processing of power supply housing has the ring flange, is provided with the sealing washer recess on sealing baffle and ring flange contact surface when sealing baffle and sealing baffle seal connection, places O type circle and ensures the inside leakproofness of robot, has the drive leather cup at the sealing baffle outside cover, the size of drive leather cup just laminates with the pipeline inner wall.
7. The infrared thermal imaging-based pipeline defect detection data collection device of claim 1, wherein: in order to avoid the influence of the temperature generated by the laser excitation part on the infrared thermal imaging part and the power supply part, isolation carbon plates are respectively placed on two sides of the laser excitation part, a hole is formed in the middle of each isolation carbon plate, and the isolation carbon plates are fixed on the stud bolts.
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