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N4385A / N4386A

Distributed Temperature

System (DTS)

Enabling fast, reliable and cost-effective sensing

through highly integrated optical measurement systems

Distributed Temperature Sensing

• Oil & Gas downhole performance monitoring

• Pipeline leakage detection

• Power cable monitoring

• Fire detection

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DTS utilizes the Raman effect to

measure temperature. An optical

laser pulse propagating through the

fiber gets scattered light back to the

transmitting end, where it is

analyzed. The intensity of the

Raman scattering is a measure for

the temperature along the fiber. The

position of the temperature reading is

determined by measuring the arrival

timing of the returning light pulse

similar to a radar echo.

Advantages of fiber based

distributed temperature sensing

over electrical probes

Intrinsically safe for use in hazardous zones Immune to

electromagnetic interference

Maintenance-free cable for decades

Easy integration & installation

Deployable where access is

difficult Fibre/Cable resists rough environmental influences One sensor with thousands of measurement points Monitors entire span simultaneously

• Worry-free permanent monitoring

• Reduced cost of operation

• Increased efficiency

If you strive for increased productivity or

safety in a variety of application areas,

you can gain insight into your processes by

using an optical fiber as a sensing element.

The fiber is the only sensing solution that

leaves no area unmonitored and is

intrinsically safe (EMI).

Incident light

Return Signal Wavelength

Return Signal Raman Stokes signal Temperature dependent Raman anti-Stokes signal Temperature dependent Brillouin scattering Brillouin scattering Laser

Fiber is the distributed sensor Laser Pulse Backscattered Light

Detector

DTS

We have tested the Agilent DTS

unit in a special hazard application

and are very impressed. Agilent

rigorously designed the quality into

the product. The level of integration

and unique optical assembly

technology ensures repeatable,

accurate measurements and easy

deployment.

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Reservoir performance monitoring

Analysis of DTS data and

geothermal gradient gives deep

insight into the well behavior

allowing the determination of flow

volume and changes per sections.

This next-generation DTS

technology provides economical

solutions even for low-producing

wells. This allows to enables the

move from retrievable temperature

measurement services to permanent

installations.

Today’s Oil & Gas reservoir management requires

real time, continuous downhole monitoring to

optimize the economic and operational

performance of the assets (intelligent well).

Through real-time understanding of the production

and injection dynamics, the reservoir engineer is

able to optimize production and maximize

recovery, helping to improve profit.

Features Benefits

Outdoor housing (IP66 /~ NEMA 4) Cost effective deployment, no extra cooling or buildings required Operating temp. range of -10° to 60°C (14° to 140°F) Withstands rain, dust, heat, shock and vibration

Ultra low power consumption (~ 15 W) Suitable for solar panel operation Cost effective power source

Real-time measurement with high temperature Sensitive well analysis over long periods and spatial resolution (up to 0.01 K; 1 m)

Extremely high measurement repeatability for Detecting water breakthroughs and reservoir trends indoor and outdoor environments. more effectively than intervention-based monitoring Integrated switch and autonomous

scheduling functionality Multiple well monitoring

Standard interfaces, integrated trace memory Very cost effective network solution and easy integration Industry-leading quality and long life-time Reduces cost of service and support

Control

Inflow, injection Steam flood

Gas lift

Model

Reservoir behavior Recovery Performance

Measure

Temperature Flow Pressure

Pow erH

ydra ulic Data/Information

W ellR

espo nse

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Modern pipeline management needs to assure pipeline integrity, immediate

leakage detection and risk mitigation. Agilent’s DTS provides the capability to

monitor the entire downstream process at once, identifies and localizes

leakages even in hazardous processes. The continuous sensor element (fiber)

leaves no area unmonitored, for the maximum level of coverage.

• Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)

• Natural gas

• Hydrocarbon gas

• Sulphur

• Steam

• Refinery

• Umbilicals

Pipeline leakage detection

In case of a gas pipeline leakage a cold spot occurs (Joule Thomson effect). Leaks in a chemical pipe are typically recognized by a hot spot.

Features Benefits

Real-time leakage detection, high temperature and Reliable detection of smallest leakages

spatial measurement resolution (0.01 K; 1 m) Identification of changes in the process environment, resulting Extremely high measurement repeatability in process optimizations, increased production and process efficiency

Protects employee safety, reduces downtime and minimizes loss Outdoor housing (IP66 /~ NEMA 4) Cost effective deployment no extra cooling or buildings required Operating temp. range of -10° to 60°C (14° to 140°F)

Ultra low power consumption Solar panel operation suitable Cost effective power source Integrated switch and autonomous scheduling

functionality Dual direction measurement or multiple pipeline coverage Standard interfaces, integrated trace memory Effective network solution and easy integration into pipeline

management control systems

Distance

Temperature

Pipeline DTS

Distance

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Distributed temperature monitoring provides

continuous monitoring of high power cable

temperatures, detecting hot spots, delivering

operational status, condition assessment and power

circuit rating data. This helps operators to optimize

the transmission and distribution networks, and

reduce cost of operation and capital.

Power cable monitoring

• Power cable tunnels

• Underground power cables

• Submarine power cables

• Substation equipment

• Overhead lines

Features Benefits

The operator can define alarm conditions, structure Monitoring of the alarm conditions protects power cable investment, the cable into zones and set corresponding actions by insuring “in limit” operation, avoiding unplanned network failures

and assisting in contingency planning

Real-time data, high temperature and spatial Insight into utilization level, for example, resulting in deferment of measurement resolution (0.01 K; 1 m) capital expenditure or even higher utilization

High measurement repeatability Hotspot detection, localization and display on the connected PC for optimization and confirmation of cable design and installation

Optical fiber EMI proof, no electrical or moving parts,

easy deployment to existing and new assets Integrated switch and autonomous scheduling Multiple power cable coverage

functionality

Standard interfaces Easy system integration into power cable control systems The online-generated data can also be integrated into a real-time thermal rating system or database

The sensing fiber is either

embedded in the power cable,

close to the conductors or deployed

along the outside of the cable. It is

intrinsically immune to

electromagnetic interference and

provides reliable temperature

measurements, ideal for use in a

high voltage environment.

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Fire detection

Safety systems demand highly reliable and

extremely quick heat detection. Especially in

hazardous environments, solutions need to be

immune from interference or false alarms.

They also have to continue monitoring

irrespective of the enormous heat generated

and the rapid spread of smoke.

• Tunnels

• Mining

• Cable Trays/Bundles

• Conveyer belts

• Warehouses

Features Benefits

Fast, accurate and reliable fire detection Highest security and lowest downtime. Reduced number of deceptive Industry-leading quality and life-time alarms, even in hazardous environments, as well as reduced

service and support costs

Freely definable alarm conditions (maximum, rises Precise and selective activation of fire distinguishing systems, or variations from normal temperature) addressing only the effected area

Structuring of the cable into zones Integrated relay board

Fiber / Cable: Easy deployment also in cable routes, underground conveyor belts and - very robust, resistant to moisture, corrosion, other storage facilities

environmental influences, immune to electrical Reduced cost periodic sensor tests and maintenance interference

- maintenance-free

Easy system integration and standard interfaces allow Valuable information to emergency services indicating how best to deal online visualization of fire and heat detection with any situation. Instruments can also be accessed simultaneously

from different locations Autonomous system with integrated permanent Worry-free monitoring system health check

Fiber-based linear heat detection is

especially suitable for fire detection

as it leaves no area unmonitored

and displays the real-time

temperature development and heat

transport of the entire area at once.

It can even automatically actuate

the protective systems in the

affected zones.

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N4385A DTS Indoor Series

N4386A DTS Outdoor Series

Our superior DTS Series targets people like you: reservoir engineers,

pipeline operators, high voltage power cable experts and fire detection

system installers. We listened to your application-driven requirements,

challenges, and your observations with existing DTS solutions. We applied

your experiences and requirements to create two innovative complementary

sensing solutions.

Agilent’s DTS architectureuses a

proprietary code correlation technique, which drives high temperature resolution

by meeting the 1M Laser Class

requirements and avoiding the severe Laser Safety implications for each installer and operator that apply to 3B instruments. The heart of both DTS series is based on a highly integrated optical building block, hermetically sealedand filled with inert gas, enabling extended operating conditions and preventing condensation on the sensitive optical components.

Long-termmeasurement stability

is powered by an innovative single receiver design, eliminating tracking issues. The integrated temperature reference design and the temperature stabilized

opto-electronics ensure insensitivity to

changing operating conditions, superior

repeatability over the entire operating

The outdoorseries is designed for rough environment(IP66 /~NEMA 4), withstanding rain, dust, heat, shock and vibration. The ultra low power consumption

of both series enables solar panel

powering.

An incorporated switch with a flexible scheduling functionality, trace memory and inside alarm analysis support autonomous sensing and a cost effective e.g. wireless network solution.

Using industry standardsfor the fiber,

computing and programming interface ensures easy integration into existing solutions and infrastructure.

The PC software is easy to handleand

intuitive. In a few minutes the user is in a position to perform the first measurements and does not require days of training. The visualization software features set up and calibration, alarm parameterization, tracking and real-time temperature trace display.

Performance characteristics (preliminary) Temperature resolution (1 sigma)

at 1.5 meter spatial:

km/t 20 sec 1 min 10 min

8 km 3,55 K 2,05 K 0,65 K 6 km 1,61 K 0,93 K 0,29 K 4 km 0,82 K 0,47 K 0,15 K 2 km 0,46 K 0,27 K 0,08 K

at 3 meters spatial:

km/t 20 sec 1 min 10 min

8 km 1,50 K 0,87 K 0,27 K 6 km 0,74 K 0,43 K 0,14 K 4 km 0,41 K 0,24 K 0,08 K 2 km 0,25 K 0,14 K 0,04 K

Sampling resolution: 0.5 m Spatial resolution: 1 m

Repeatability over operating temp: ± 0.5 K Measurement temp range: -250 to 400°C / 418 to 752°F (dependent on sensor) Operating temp: -10 to 60°C / 14 to 140°F Storage temp: -40 to 80°C / -40 to 176°F Humidity: 0 to 95% r.h.

Supply voltage: 10 to 30V DC Power: 15 W at room temperature Number of sensor channels: 1, 2 or 4

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Product specification and descriptions in this document subject to change without notice.

© Agilent Technologies Inc, 2006. Printed in USA, January 27, 2006.

*5989-4500EN*

5989-4500EN

Agilent Technologies is your

strategic business partner for success.

The world’s premier measurement company and

market leader in photonic testing. If you demand

the highest form of reliability, advanced

performance and reduced cost of ownership you

can base your monitoring needs on our solid

foundation.

With decades of global leadership in photonic testing and tens of thousands of fiber-optical instruments sold we are in a position to combine our field-proven OTDR competency with our unique assembly technique used in 24x7 manufacturing test solutions to make the most reliable DTS sensing engine with the highest level of integration.

Our reputation is founded on the industry's lowest failure rate and best application fit in photonic test.

Agilent’s global service & support organization offers a wide range of additional services and extended warranty. In addition every instrument and system we sell comes with a global warranty.

www.agilent.com

www.agilent.com/find/DTS

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Contacts revised: 1/12/05

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