Quantifying gas leak rates using frame images acquired by a camera
AssigneeKonica Minolta Laboratory U.S.A., Inc.
InventorLeiming Wang
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AssigneeKonica Minolta Laboratory U.S.A., Inc.
InventorLeiming Wang
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A method of quantifying gas leak rate includes receiving image frames acquired with a camera and including a plume from a gas leak source, determining a real-world size that each pixel represents, identifying pixels corresponding to the plume in a first image frame, calculating gas concentration path lengths of the plume for the pixels in the first image frame, calculating, based on the first image frame and a second image frame, an image velocity field of the plume including displacement vectors for the pixels, identifying, within the first image, a closed boundary enclosing the gas leak source of the plume, and calculating a first gas leak rate in the first image frame by calculating a volume rate of the plume flowing across the closed boundary based on the image velocity field, the gas concentration path lengths, and a time interval between the first and the second image frames.
A method of quantifying gas leak rate, comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium (CRM) storing computer readable program code embodied therein that:
A system for quantifying gas leak rate, comprising:
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