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GasNetTM : Sensing and communication network system for low-and high-pressure distribution gas mains

The use of distributed sensor gathering in real time in distribution mains is feasible through the use of the GasNetTM system. A project funded jointly by the NorthEast Gas Association (NGA) and the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) within DoE, developed and field-tested the upgraded field prototype capable of measuring key variables in distribution mains and collect such data in real time over a networked set of nodes from a single location. The data revealed the dynamic behavior of the network as a function of location and time. Such data is expected to be valuable in future network modelling, load-adjustment, predictive maintenance and possibly infrastructure security applications. This paper presents the overall system development program and Phase II results, as well as the future directions for this joint effort.