The role of a plain dent on the failure mode of a crude oil pipeline

Volume: 122, Pages: 105291 - 105291
Published: Apr 1, 2021
Abstract
A failure of a subsea crude oil API 5L X52 welded steel pipeline with an 18-inch outside diameter has caused oil leakage and this event was reported after 20 years in service. Based on the post-failure investigation, it was found that there was a circumferential through-wall crack in the center of the plain dent at the leak point of the pipeline. This study investigates the role performed by the dent in the failure mode of the pipeline....
Paper Details
Title
The role of a plain dent on the failure mode of a crude oil pipeline
Published Date
Apr 1, 2021
Volume
122
Pages
105291 - 105291
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