pipeline-csv 1.2

Pipeline inline inspection data as CSV file.

PipelineCsv library

In Russian

The free, open source PipelineCsv library is designed to work with the results of analysis of in-line flaw detection data in the form of a CSV file.

The library provides a set of high-level operations with CSV file.

Data can be

• mirrored
• glued together from several CSV files
• stretched/compressed along the distance according to a given set of intermediate points
• interpreted as an iterable sequence of pipes with geodata

Installation

pip install pipeline-csv

Usage

It is necessary to define the sets of defects and markers used in your project. To do this, you need to define your class for CSV row by deriving it from the pipeline_csv.csvfile.row.Row class and override two methods of this class: defekts_dict and lineobj_dict.

from pipeline_csv.csvfile.row import Row

class TypeMarker:
    VALVE = 0
    CASE_START = 1
    CASE_END = 2

LINEOBJ = {
  TypeMarker.VALVE: "Valve",
  TypeMarker.CASE_START: "Casing start",
  TypeMarker.CASE_END: "Casing end",
}

class TypeDefekt:
    CORROZ = 0
    DENT = 1

DEFEKTS = {
  TypeDefekt.CORROZ: "Corrosion",
  TypeDefekt.DENT: "Dent",
}

class MyRow(Row):

    @staticmethod
    def defekts_dict():
        return DEFEKTS

    @staticmethod
    def lineobj_dict():
        return LINEOBJ

For the data mirroring operation, you need to override the markers_reverse method, which returns a dictionary that specifies the rules for replacing when mirroring.

REVERSE_MARKER = {
  TypeMarker.CASE_START: TypeMarker.CASE_END,
  TypeMarker.CASE_END: TypeMarker.CASE_START,
}

class MyRow(Row):

    @staticmethod
    def markers_reverse():
        return REVERSE_MARKER

Further, the MyRow class can be used in operations with data of CSV files.

Creating a CSV file

Construct new csv file from scratch.

from pipeline_csv.csvfile import File

csv_file = File()

Define tube at distance 1.0 m length = 11.0 m, thick = 10.5 mm with one seam with orientation 3 hour 00 minutes.

from pipeline_csv import TypeHorWeld
from pipeline_csv.orientation import Orientation

csv_file.data = [
  MyRow.as_weld(1000),
  MyRow.as_thick(1010, 105),
  MyRow.as_seam(1020, TypeHorWeld.HORIZONTAL, Orientation(3, 0), None),
  MyRow.as_weld(12000),
]

Add outside defect to tube at distance 5.0 m from left tube weld, length = 20 mm, width = 10 mm, depth = 30% tube wall thickness, orientation from 4 hours 00 minutes to 5 hours 00 minutes, maximum depth point at distance 5.01 m from left tube weld, orientation 4 hours 30 minutes with comment 'metal loss'.

from pipeline_csv import DefektSide

csv_file.data.append(MyRow.as_defekt(
  6000,
  TypeDefekt.CORROZ,
  DefektSide.OUTSIDE
  '20', '10', '30',
  Orientation(4, 0), Orientation(5, 0),
  6010, Orientation(4, 30),
  'metal loss'
))

Save csv to file.

import os

csv_file.to_file('example.csv')
assert os.path.getsize('example.csv') > 0

Data mirroring

Create copy from saved file.

csv_copy = File.from_file('example.csv')

Check distance of the last object in copy and defect orientation.

assert csv_copy.total_length == 12000
assert len(csv_copy.data) == 5

defect_row = csv_copy.data[3]
assert defect_row.is_defect
assert defect_row.orient_td == '4,00'
assert defect_row.orient_bd == '5,00'

Reverse copy.

csv_copy.reverse()

Relative position of defekt must change and defect orientation must be mirrored.

defect_row = csv_copy.data[2]
assert defect_row.is_defect

assert defect_row.orient_td == '7,00'
assert defect_row.orient_bd == '8,00'

Save reversed copy to file.

csv_file.to_file('reversed.csv')
assert os.path.getsize('reversed.csv') > 0

Docking new data and compression/stretching

Append to initial CSV empty pipe with length 10.0 m and reversed copy from the file.

csv_file.join([10000, 'reversed.csv'])
assert csv_file.total_length == 28000
assert len(csv_file.data) == 11

Compress distances and length of all objects in half.

csv_file.dist_modify(
  # table of corrections
  # each node define as pair 'existing distance', 'new distance'
  [[0, 0],
  [28000, 14000],
])
assert csv_file.total_length == 14000

Save file with compress distances.

csv_file.to_file('transformed.csv')
assert os.path.getsize('transformed.csv') > 0

Pipe sequence

Iterate by pipes.

csv_trans = File.from_file('transformed.csv')
warnings = []
current_dist = 0
for i in csv_trans.get_tubes(warnings):
    assert i.dist >= current_dist
    current_dist = i.dist
    tube = i

assert not warnings

Set geodata for tube

assert tube.latitude == ''
assert tube.longtitude == ''
assert tube.altitude == ''

tube.set_geo(10, 11, 12)

assert tube.latitude == 10
assert tube.longtitude == 11
assert tube.altitude == 12

csv_trans.to_file('geo.csv')
assert os.path.getsize('geo.csv') > 0

Load from saved file and check geodata from last pipe.

csv_geo = File.from_file('geo.csv')
last_tube = list(csv_geo.get_tubes(warnings))[-1]

assert last_tube.latitude == '10'
assert last_tube.longtitude == '11'
assert last_tube.altitude == '12'

Development

$ git clone [e-mail]:vb64/pipeline.csv.git
$ cd pipeline.csv
$ make setup PYTHON_BIN=/path/to/python3
$ make tests