Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volumes 5-6; Volume 8, Parts 5-6American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1989 - Arctic regions |
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... SAND WAVE INTERACTION Sand waves , especially if moving , endanger the structural integrity and stability of both offshore and onshore pipelines . For offshore pipelines , an effective but expensive solution to this problem is to remove ...
... SAND WAVE INTERACTION Sand waves , especially if moving , endanger the structural integrity and stability of both offshore and onshore pipelines . For offshore pipelines , an effective but expensive solution to this problem is to remove ...
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... sand waves , the pipeline will eventually sink to the trough level of the sand waves . AS LAID SITUATION . SAND WAVE DIRECTION FIG . 6 PLASTIC ELASTIC PIPE & CALCULATED PIPELINE CURVATURES DURING HYDROSTATIC TESTING Table 1 Pipeline ...
... sand waves , the pipeline will eventually sink to the trough level of the sand waves . AS LAID SITUATION . SAND WAVE DIRECTION FIG . 6 PLASTIC ELASTIC PIPE & CALCULATED PIPELINE CURVATURES DURING HYDROSTATIC TESTING Table 1 Pipeline ...
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... sand infill . Figure 10 gives the results for a sand infill layer of 0.8 m on top of the pipe . For this situation the heat loss is completely determined by conduction . Figure 11 shows the ... sand cover 0.8 m sand cover 0.4 m sand cover 43.
... sand infill . Figure 10 gives the results for a sand infill layer of 0.8 m on top of the pipe . For this situation the heat loss is completely determined by conduction . Figure 11 shows the ... sand cover 0.8 m sand cover 0.4 m sand cover 43.
Contents
PIPELINE DESIGN AND OPERATIONS | 1 |
PIPELINE FORCES DYNAMICS AND STABILITY I | 95 |
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