2016
DOI: 10.1177/1475090216642462
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Experimental study on axial load transfer behavior of a coiled tubing stuck in a steel catenary riser: At the stage of the coiled tubing un-helical buckled

Abstract: Coiled tubing can be used for steel catenary riser pigging operations to remove wax and other debris attached on the interior of steel catenary riser to recover production and ensure safety. Due to its low rigidity, coiled tubing would deform which might finally damage coiled tubing and steel catenary riser. Thus, in order to ensure safety and reliability of the operation, this article proceeded experimental study on the axial load transfer behavior of a coiled tubing stuck in a steel catenary riser when the c… Show more

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“…Guan (Guan F. et al, 2014;Guan F. et al, 2019) [12,13] built a testing platform of CT in pipeline and discussed the buckling phenomenon of the CT by using the theory and experimental results. Chen (Chen et al, 2016;2017; [14][15][16] analyzed the transfer efficiency of the inner pipe axial load under different boundary conditions by experimental study, and proposed methods that reduce the friction between the CT and the riser.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Guan (Guan F. et al, 2014;Guan F. et al, 2019) [12,13] built a testing platform of CT in pipeline and discussed the buckling phenomenon of the CT by using the theory and experimental results. Chen (Chen et al, 2016;2017; [14][15][16] analyzed the transfer efficiency of the inner pipe axial load under different boundary conditions by experimental study, and proposed methods that reduce the friction between the CT and the riser.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%