Safe Design of Subsea Pipelines to Combined Seismic and Thermal Loading
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Karampour, H
Forcellini, D
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The current work uses validated finite element models to evaluate the performance of high pressure-high temperature (HP/HT) offshore pipelines to combined seismic and operational loads. Safety of the pipeline is investigated under different load-paths and with different pipe-soil interaction models. In a parametric study, structural responses of the pipeline SDR (diameter to wall-thickness ratio) at different in-service temperatures are assessed. Results are compared to codified recommendations. It is shown that in offshore pipelines with larger SDR, typically used in shallow waters, the combined loading imposes a higher risk.
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Compdyn 2023 Proceedings
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Mechanical engineering
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Mina, D; Karampour, H; Forcellini, D, Safe Design of Subsea Pipelines to Combined Seismic and Thermal Loading, Compdyn 2023 Proceedings, 2023