2015
DOI: 10.1111/ffe.12314
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Fatigue life estimation of tubular joints – a comparative study

Abstract: In fatigue analysis, the structural detail of tubular joint has taken great attention among engineers. The DNV/GL‐RP‐0005 is covering this topic quite well for simple and clear joint cases. For complex joint and geometry, where joint classification is not available and there is limitation on validity range of non‐dimensional geometric parameters, the challenges become a fact among engineers. The classification of joint is an important factor to consider in fatigue analysis. These joint configurations are ident… Show more

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“…(Christiansen and Tang, 2016) have employed neural networks for tubular joint optimization in offshore jacket structures where influence factors (INF) and SCFs were applied to simplified models of relevant tubular joints in global models in order to achieve a realistic force flow in the structure. (Maheswaran and Siriwardane, 2016) have presented a comparative study of the fatigue life of tubular joints in offshore jackets according to the SCFs in DNV/GL-RP-0005 and FEA modelling. (Yang et al, 2015) studied SCFs of negative large eccentricity tubular Njoints under axial compressive loading in vertical brace through a combination of experiments and FEA simulations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Christiansen and Tang, 2016) have employed neural networks for tubular joint optimization in offshore jacket structures where influence factors (INF) and SCFs were applied to simplified models of relevant tubular joints in global models in order to achieve a realistic force flow in the structure. (Maheswaran and Siriwardane, 2016) have presented a comparative study of the fatigue life of tubular joints in offshore jackets according to the SCFs in DNV/GL-RP-0005 and FEA modelling. (Yang et al, 2015) studied SCFs of negative large eccentricity tubular Njoints under axial compressive loading in vertical brace through a combination of experiments and FEA simulations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The addition of the weld geometry to the finite element model results in a 10.2% decrease of the maximal SCF at the weld toe on the chord for IPB. Although the overall influence observed in this case study is limited, other researchers report larger discrepancies [23,39]. For example, Lozano-Minguez et al [23] studied the effects of the weld geometry on the SCFs at the crown and saddle…”
Section: Influence Of Including the Weld Geometry On The Scf Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…Kerusakan akibat kelelahan telah menjadi salah satu sebab yang paling umum dari kegagalan yang terjadi pada tubular joint struktur lepas pantai [9]. kelelahan merupakan fenomena penting yang menyebabkan kegagalan kerusakan di sekitar las pada sambungan [10] dimana kelelahan sering terjadi di daerah persimpangan brace struktur lepas pantai yang disebabkan adanya pembebanan siklik oleh gelombang dan angin [11]. Analisis fatigue pada anjungan lepas pantai secara umum merupakan suatu prosedur perhitungan yang dimulai dengan analisis gaya gelombang yang menimbulkan range tegangan pada wilayah hot-spot dan diakhiri dengan estimasi kerusakan akibat fatigue [12] A. Sambungan Tubular Sambungan tubular merupakan bagian dari bracing jacket platform dengan bagian utama disebut chord dan bagian cabang disebut brace, keduanya dihubungkan dengan sambungan yang dikenal dengan tubular joint.…”
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