All Days 2013
DOI: 10.4043/24053-ms
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High Strength Carbon Steel and CRA Lined Pipe for Reel-lay Installation

Abstract: There is increasing demand for pipeline installation, including SCRs, in deeper water, coupled with a requirement for higher operating pressures and temperatures and the need to transport corrosive constituents. For such applications, the use of high strength steel, Grade X80, offers significant benefits including a reduction in pipeline weight and savings in material and fabrication costs. Furthermore the reduction in linepipe weight reduces buoyancy module requirements and facilitates installation by existin… Show more

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“…For the outer pipe, X80 material is used although concerns surrounding weldability and cathodic protection have not yet been fully addressed [1] . The inner pipe may consider the incorporation of up to X80 material; the maximum allowed grade by recognised design codes.…”
Section: Riser Data and Configurationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the outer pipe, X80 material is used although concerns surrounding weldability and cathodic protection have not yet been fully addressed [1] . The inner pipe may consider the incorporation of up to X80 material; the maximum allowed grade by recognised design codes.…”
Section: Riser Data and Configurationmentioning
confidence: 99%