Original paper
Experimental evaluation of the effect of the internal pressure and flaw size on the tensile strain capacity of welded X42 vintage pipelines
Volume: 173, Pages: 55 - 67
Published: Jun 1, 2019
Abstract
Pipelines exposed to geo-hazards such as moving slopes, discontinuous permafrost, and other ground movements may be subjected to displacement-controlled loading, which may lead to significant plastic strains. This can potentially impact pipeline structural capacity and their leak-tight integrity. Traditional stress-based design methods may become uneconomical in the design of pipelines subjected to large plastic strain. In view of the extensive...
Paper Details
Title
Experimental evaluation of the effect of the internal pressure and flaw size on the tensile strain capacity of welded X42 vintage pipelines
Published Date
Jun 1, 2019
Volume
173
Pages
55 - 67
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