MEMS 411: Pipe Climbing Robot

Decreasing chemical plant emissions allow systems to become safer, less polluting, and more profitable. Pipe leaks in chemical plants, or fugitive emissions, are a significant source of lost product and safety hazard for workers. Working with Amaren's Maryland Heights natural gas power plant, the team developed a robot that can traverse pipe systems with a final goal of detecting chemical leaks.

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Open Scholarship Institutional Repository (Washington University in St. Louis)
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2024-12-06
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Power Line Inspection Robots
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MEMS 411: Pipe Climbing Robot

Open Scholarship Institutional Repository (Washington University in St. Louis)
Power Line Inspection Robots
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MEMS 411: Pipe Climbing Robot

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Abstract

Decreasing chemical plant emissions allow systems to become safer, less polluting, and more profitable. Pipe leaks in chemical plants, or fugitive emissions, are a significant source of lost product and safety hazard for workers. Working with Amaren's Maryland Heights natural gas power plant, the team developed a robot that can traverse pipe systems with a final goal of detecting chemical leaks.

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