Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 14, Part 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1995 - Arctic regions |
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The soil surrounding the pipe is modelled by a set of nonlinear elasto - plastic
springs that act in three orthogonal directions at each node of the pipeline model
. The axial spring is parallel to the pipe axis and gives the overall longitudinal
force ...
The soil surrounding the pipe is modelled by a set of nonlinear elasto - plastic
springs that act in three orthogonal directions at each node of the pipeline model
. The axial spring is parallel to the pipe axis and gives the overall longitudinal
force ...
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1995 OMAE - Volume V , Pipeline Technology ASME 1995 to penetration
ABSTRACT This paper describes a pipe - soil interaction model applicable for
pipelines lying on , or partially buried in , clay soils and subjected to
hydrodynamic forces ...
1995 OMAE - Volume V , Pipeline Technology ASME 1995 to penetration
ABSTRACT This paper describes a pipe - soil interaction model applicable for
pipelines lying on , or partially buried in , clay soils and subjected to
hydrodynamic forces ...
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Combining the LHS and S yields F , F . and thus , in the above equation , S
expresses the effects of the soil bearing capacity . The parameter G expresses
the relative importance of the soil resistance due to soil shear strength and due to
the ...
Combining the LHS and S yields F , F . and thus , in the above equation , S
expresses the effects of the soil bearing capacity . The parameter G expresses
the relative importance of the soil resistance due to soil shear strength and due to
the ...
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