Research on the internal pressure behavior of metal gas distribution pipelines with different types of tubing defects
Filip Stefan Mihai, Avrigean Eugen
MATEC Web of Conferences · 2017
doi:10.1051/matecconf/201712109002 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The paper aims to approach an important subject related to natural gas distribution networks which, depending on the expansion of the localities, are composed of intercommunicating pipes, pressure reducing stations and branch connections fittings. The urban networks are the most complex ones and the rural areas networks are the simplest. However, irrespective of their installation, they must meet the safety operating requirements as much as possible. According to standards, all these components must be tight and pressure resistant. In this regard, we intend to approach a very important issue related to the behavior of the tubular steel material showing corrosion and/or material defects, and to the internal stress caused by the gas pressure on the walls of the tubing material.
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