Effect of live pressure on overwrap design
Author(s)
Virk, Amandeep
Ronagh, H.
Saeed, N.
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2015
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This chapter explores the effect of live pressure in pipelines on the design of composite overwrap repairs. At first the incorporation of the live pressure into the design of a repair in existing design codes is reviewed. Next, an analytical method is presented which shows that the live pressure does not have any effect on the repair design and it should not appear in the design equation. Finally, a finite element analysis model is presented that shows conformity with the analytical method and validates the recommendation to remove live pressure from the design codes formulae.This chapter explores the effect of live pressure in pipelines on the design of composite overwrap repairs. At first the incorporation of the live pressure into the design of a repair in existing design codes is reviewed. Next, an analytical method is presented which shows that the live pressure does not have any effect on the repair design and it should not appear in the design equation. Finally, a finite element analysis model is presented that shows conformity with the analytical method and validates the recommendation to remove live pressure from the design codes formulae.
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Book Title
Rehabilitation of Pipelines Using Fiber-reinforced Polymer (FRP) Composites
Subject
Materials Engineering not elsewhere classified