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B18

Abstract ID#:
B18

 

Report Title:
Stability of Deep-Water Pipelines Under Combined Loading

 

Authors:
S.A. Karamanos and J.L. Tassoulas, University of Texas at Austin

 

Report Date:
June, 1991

This work investigates the response of relatively thick inelastic tubes under combined external pressure, bending and tension. A nonlinear finite element analysis technique is adopted. Results are presented in the form of pressure-bending, pressure-tension and tension-bending diagrams and are of direct significance in the design of deep-water pipelines.

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