2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-58073-5_19
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Determination of Preconditions Leading to Critical Stresses in Pipeline During Lowering

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“…As well as corrosive wear [10][11][12], erosive wear is one of the factors affecting the stress-strain state of the bends, reducing their residual life [13]. Also, the stress-strain state of pipeline bends is influenced by a complex uneven distribution of pressure in their internal cavity, a change in pressure in the pipeline [14][15][16][17], bending of the pipe [18]. All these circumstances are superimposed on each other and on the complex geometric shape of the bends.…”
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“…As well as corrosive wear [10][11][12], erosive wear is one of the factors affecting the stress-strain state of the bends, reducing their residual life [13]. Also, the stress-strain state of pipeline bends is influenced by a complex uneven distribution of pressure in their internal cavity, a change in pressure in the pipeline [14][15][16][17], bending of the pipe [18]. All these circumstances are superimposed on each other and on the complex geometric shape of the bends.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As well as corrosive wear [8][9][10], erosive wear is one of the factors affecting the stressstrain state of the bends, reducing their residual life [11,12]. Also, the stress-strain state of pipeline bends is influenced by a complex uneven distribution of pressure in their internal cavity, a change in pressure in the pipeline [13][14][15], bending of the pipe [16]. All these circumstances are superimposed on each other and on the complex geometric shape of the bends.…”
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