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    • 69. 发明申请
    • DOUBLE-ENDED DISTRIBUTED TEMPERATURE SENSING SYSTEM
    • 双重分布式温度传感系统
    • WO2005003706A1
    • 2005-01-13
    • PCT/GB2004/002813
    • 2004-06-29
    • SENSOR HIGHWAY LIMITEDRAMOS, Rogerio, T.
    • RAMOS, Rogerio, T.
    • G01K11/32
    • G01K11/32G02B6/264G02B6/4415
    • The present invention comprises a system for deploying double-ended distributed temperature sensing (DTS) systems which utilizes less space than prior art systems. In one embodiment, the present invention comprises a cable having at least two independent optical fibers or cores, the at least two optical fibers or cores having angled ends coated with a reflective material, the angled ends providing an optical connection between the two optical fibers or cores so that light can be transmitted therebetween. In another embodiment, the present invention comprises two optical fibers that are optically connected by an optical connection mechanism. All embodiments of the present invention may be deployed within a wellbore and within a single-ended tubing or control line, thus providing double­ended DTS system operation in a single-ended line.
    • 本发明包括一种用于部署双端分布式温度感测(DTS)系统的系统,其利用比现有技术系统更少的空间。 在一个实施例中,本发明包括具有至少两个独立光纤或芯的电缆,所述至少两个光纤或芯具有涂覆有反射材料的成角度的端部,所述成角度的端部提供两个光纤之间的光学连接或 芯,使得它们之间可以传输光。 在另一实施例中,本发明包括通过光学连接机构光学连接的两根光纤。 本发明的所有实施例可以部署在井筒内和单端管道或控制管线内,从而在单端线路中提供双重DTS系统操作。
    • 70. 发明申请
    • DISTRIBUTED OPTICAL FIBRE MEASUREMENTS
    • 分布式光纤测量
    • WO2004094972A1
    • 2004-11-04
    • PCT/GB2004/001355
    • 2004-03-31
    • SENSOR HIGHWAY LIMITEDHARTOG, Arthur, H.
    • HARTOG, Arthur, H.
    • G01K11/32
    • G01K11/32
    • A method of obtaining a distributed measurement comprises deploying an optical fibre in a measurement region of interest, and launching into it a first optical signal at a first wavelength λ 0 and a high power level, a second optical signal at a second wavelength λ -1 , and a third optical signal at the first wavelength λ 0 and a low power level. These optical signals generate backscattered light at the second wavelength λ -1 arising from Raman scattering of the first optical signal which is indicative of a parameter to be measured, at the first wavelength λ 0 arising from Rayleigh scattering of the first optical signal, at the second wavelength λ -1 arising from Rayleigh scattering of the second optical signal, and at the first wavelength λ 0 arising from Rayleigh scattering of the third optical signal. The backscattered light is detected to generate four output signals, and a final output signal is derived by normalising the Raman scattering signal to a function derived from the three Rayleigh scattering signals, which removes the effects of wavelength-dependent and nonlinear loss.