graduation at Engenharia Ênfase em Engenharia Mecânica from Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (2006), master's at Engenharia Mecânica from Universidade Estadual Paulista Campus de Ilha Solteira (2008) and doctorate at Sound and Vibration Engineering from Institute of Sound and Vibration Research (2013). Has experience in Mechanical Engineering, focusing on Mechanical Engineering, acting on the following subjects: leak detection, vibration, fault diagnosis, fault detection; and condition monitoring. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Leakage in buried water pipes is a problem of great concern around the world since a large amount of water is wasted between the treatment plant and the consumers. To deal with such a problem, water companies have used some devices to localize leaks in their pipe networks. Listening devices, such as listening sticks and geophones, and leak-noise correlators are the most popular equipment …
Pipeline leaks are a major problem as a large amount of water is wasted between treatment plants and consumers. In an attempt to solve this problem, water supply companies use devices to locate leaks in their pipe networks. Listening devices such as listening rods, geophones and leak noise correlators are the most popular equipment used around the world. Although listening devices are eff…
Water distribution networks in Brazil have been presenting problems related to water loss in buried pipes mainly due to leaks. Test rigs, where leak simulations under controlled conditions can be performed, are important to help water companies to investigate ways for its location and detection. There are several techniques and methods to simulate the leaks. However, there is no criterion…
The scarcity of water and the high distance between large urban centers, and water resources areas put water treatment companies under great pressure to reduce actual water losses in buried pipe networks. To avoid excessive waste of water losses in pipes, vibro-acoustic techniques are generally used to detect leaks. However, such techniques require relatively complex signal processing whe…
The accurate detection of underground pipes and water leaks using non-intrusive techniques remains a challenge. The use of cameras and computer vision techniques to analyze structure vibrations is a promising method, yet with some limitations regarding the amplitude of the signal that can be detected (noise floor) and frequency range over which ordinary cameras are able to collect useful …
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