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Finite element analysis on thermal upheaval buckling of submarine burial pipelines with initial imperfection 被引量:9
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作者 刘润 王武刚 闫澍旺 《Journal of Central South University》 SCIE EI CAS 2013年第1期236-245,共10页
In-service hydrocarbons must be transported at high temperature and high pressure to ease the flow and prevent the solidification of the wax fraction. The pipeline containing hot oil will expand longitudinally due to ... In-service hydrocarbons must be transported at high temperature and high pressure to ease the flow and prevent the solidification of the wax fraction. The pipeline containing hot oil will expand longitudinally due to the rise in temperature. If such expansion is resisted, for example by frictional effects over a kilometer or so of pipeline, compressive axial stress will be built up in the pipe-wall. The compressive forces are often so large that they induce vertical buckling of buffed pipelines, which can jeopardize the structural integrity of the pipeline. A typical initial imperfection named continuous support mode of submarine pipeline was studied. Based on this type of initial imperfection, the analytical solution of vertical thermal buckling was introduced and an elastic-plasticity finite element analysis (FEA) was developed. Both the analytical and the finite element methodology were applied to analyze a practice in Bohai Gulf, China. The analyzing results show that upheaval buckling is most likely to build up from the initial imperfection of the pipeline and the buckling temperature depends on the amplitude of initial imperfection. With the same amplitude of initial imperfection, the triggering temperature difference of upheaval buckling increases with covered depth of the pipeline, the soil strength and the friction between the pipeline and subsoil. 展开更多
关键词 submarine buried pipeline thermal stress upheaval buckling finite element method
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THE RELATION BETWEEN DISTRIBUTION OF DAMMING LANDSLIDES AND TIBETAN PLATEAU UPHEAVAL
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作者 Chai Hejun, Liu Hanchao, Zhang Zhuoyuan (Chengdu University of Technology, Chengdu 610059,China) 《地学前缘》 EI CAS CSCD 2000年第S1期446-446,共1页
Damming landslides are very common in China, they ever blocked the rivers and streams completely or partly, and form natural lakes. Now more than 150 damming landslides in China are recognized through field investigat... Damming landslides are very common in China, they ever blocked the rivers and streams completely or partly, and form natural lakes. Now more than 150 damming landslides in China are recognized through field investigation and data collection indoors. These Landslides distribute in steep mountainous counties around the Qinghai—Tibet Plateau, and mainly of which in southwest China and northwest China.. Studies show that the distribution of damming landslides has a close relation with the event of the Tibet plateau upheaval. The thermodynamic effect on the free atmosphere results from rapid upheaval of Qinghai\|Tibet plateau is more and more intensive, it causes air to circulate from east to west. In winter, the high Tibet Plateau leads the cool air gather quickly and high cool potential to be stronger. On one side, an anticyclone cool high pressure forms near the ground surface at the altitude of 4000~5000m, and produces winter monsoon wind. On the other side, the shielding effect of the plateau impedes the air from Siberia touching with the air from south Indian Ocean, which causes the cool air from Siberia enters China frequently and strengthens the cool and drought in northwest China. In summer, the monsoon wind is impeded by the plateau and cannot enter into north China, where it is dry, it can only moves around the plateau and at the edge enters into southwest, south, middle and east China, where the rainfall process is strong. Thus south and east of the plateau become the areas with many damming landslides resulted from heavy rain. 展开更多
关键词 damming LANDSLIDE TIBET PLATEAU upheaval dynamic geol ogical action
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