Effects of Graphene Nanoplatelets–Reinforced Putty on the Burst Performances of Repaired Steel Pipes

Arifin, Hanis Hazirah; Zainal, Nurfarahin; Lim, Kar Sing; Yahaya, Nordin; Shah, Mohamad Shazwan Ahmad; Chin, Chee-Loong; Noor, Norhazilan Md

doi:10.1061/jpsea2.pseng-1329

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Numerical Sensitivity Analysis of Corroded Subsea Pipes Patched with GFRP

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Mohd Hashim,

Mohammad Fadzil

et al. 2024

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering

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Fiber-Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites for Future Use in Aircraft Radomes: Biomimetic Design Approaches and Its Performances

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Pipelines are an important way of transportation for gas, oil and other petroleum products, and they are typically exposed to a harsh environment, leading to corrosion defects, cracks, leakage, dents and so on. A composite repair system is a favourable repair system for defective pipelines owing to its high strength, lightweight, cost-effectiveness, elimination of explosion and so on. Considerable research has been carried out on the composite repaired pipelines. However, there are still many issues and challenges to overcome in order to improve the existing repair designs. Therefore, this paper aims to review the theoretical analysis method for pressurized composite repaired pipelines. A better understanding of the mechanisms of stress distribution will benefit the development of composite repaired pipelines. They are mainly summarized into three models, namely the one-layer model, two-layer model, and three-layer model, which are all based on the thin-walled theory and the Lame approach. Both the advantages and disadvantages of these theoretical models are highlighted. Finally, in the conclusion section, the current research gap and future scopes of study in the theoretical analysis are also presented to provide insight into a more effective design philosophy for composite repaired pipelines.

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Effects of Graphene Nanoplatelets–Reinforced Putty on the Burst Performances of Repaired Steel Pipes

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

Numerical Sensitivity Analysis of Corroded Subsea Pipes Patched with GFRP

Numerical Sensitivity Analysis of Corroded Subsea Pipes Patched with GFRP

Fiber-Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites for Future Use in Aircraft Radomes: Biomimetic Design Approaches and Its Performances

An Overview of Theoretical Analysis Method for Composite Repaired Pipelines

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