structural health monitoring of cracked structures is one of beloved subject of researchers recently. consider of crack behavior in the water and energy pipeline is important because of environmental problems. in this paper consider of crack parameters in the underwater pipe subjected to mechanical transient load is investigated. for this purpose, three- dimensional parametric model of cracked ...

There are a wide range of important applications for metal tube materials in various fields. The production process of high-frequency longitudinally welded pipe includes first using a roller to coil the long steel strips of a certain size into a cylinder shape, and then join them by heating the steel materials at the welding edge with a high-frequency welding machine — Fig. 1. The processes inc...

This paper discusses the accuracy of a finite element model of a coupled piping system subjected to earthquake loads, as well as the differences in seismic behavior between coupled and welded piping system models. The test setup of a Victaulic coupled piping system tested at Lehigh University was modeled and analyzed with finite element methods. Two models were developed: (1) a welded pipe mode...

Z. Burzić, Military Technical Institute, Belgrade, Serbia. Dž. Gačo, F. Islamović, E. Bajramović, Technical faculty, University of Bihac,Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina. M. Burzić, University of Belgrade, I.C. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Belgrade, Serbia. In present paper, experimental investigations have included the eff ect of exploitation conditions (exploitation time and temperature) o...

This paper clearly explains the use of drift flux models based on Eulerian continuum equations in predicting erosion wear rate in a transmission pipeline. In this case, a pipeline with a diameter of 0.5m was investigated. It was found that there was a large sand particle concentration on the welded parts of the pipe which has affected the internal geometry of the pipe. From physical examination...

S. Gil, J. Ochman, W. Bialik, Faculty of Materials Engineering and Metallurgy, Silesian University of Technology, Katowice, Poland This paper provides results of thermal investigations on pipes with outer transverse fins produced by placing a strip, being a form of helical spring which functions as a radiator, on the basis pipe. The investigations were carried out at the facility that enables m...

Three-dimensional finite element modeling of residual stresses in a girth-welded pipe is presented in this paper, with an emphasis on modeling procedures for the global residual stress characteristics. The shell element model with a heat source moving along the circumferential joint is demonstrated to be cost effective and capable of predicting the global residual stress features. Transient res...

in this paper, two api x70 steel pipes (with spiral seam weld) of 56 inch outside diameter and 0.780 inch wall thickness were girth welded first. next, hole drilling tests were conducted for strain measurement on the surfaces of the pipes. the values of residual stresses on the internal and external surfaces of the pipe were determined, from strain data using astm 837 standard. the experimental...

welding produces residual stresses and distortion, having detrimental effect on structure integrity and service performance of the welded pipe joints. this paper investigates residual stresses and distortion during gas metal arc welding (gmaw) of pipes of schedule 40 and 60, nominal diameter 100mm and 200mm and thickness 8mm and 10mm with ansi flanges of class 300#. welding parameters including...

Welding quality control is an important parameter for safe operation of oil and gas pipes, especially for high-strength steel pipes. Size control of welding defect is a bottleneck problem for current pipe construction. As a key part of construction procedure for butt-welding of pipes, pore defects in girth weld is difficult to ignore. A three-dimensional non-linear finite element numerical mode...