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Feasibility study
Plans of route: Environmental considerations. Safety considerations. Service conditions: Substance to be transported. Pressure, temperature, flow. Surge conditions (liquid, two phase or dry gas). Pressure drop, selection of pipe diameter. Quality plan.
Feasibility study
Because itthe is feasibility the procedure to Why dose study is determine the preliminary design required? factor.
Feasibility study
Feasibility study
Feasibility study
Feasibility study
Feasibility study
Preliminary Engineering
Design factor : Refinement factor. Service conditions. Detailed classification of locations.. Design criteria : Pressure\temperature design. Stress criteria. Expansion and flexibility.
Preliminary Engineering
Materials : Selection of pipe wall thickness. Selection of materials.
Preliminary Engineering
Design factor: It is the ratio of the Hoop stress in the pipe at the design pressure to the yield stress of the pipe material. It is a function of: Design pressure. Pipe diameter. Pipe wall thickness. The design factor determines the probability of a pipeline rupturing if it has been damaged or is corroded.
Crossings :
Detailed Design
Pipeline installations :
Pipeline design. Pressure design. Equipment selection. Review of design factor. Safety systems. Stress criteria. Expansion & flexibility. Hazardous studies.
Corrosion :
External corrosion. Corrosion survey. Cathodic protection.
DESIGN FLOWCHART
Route Quality Assurance Design Factor Design Criteria Materials Crossing External Corrosion Terminals & Stations Internal Corrosion Service Conditions
Chosen Design
SMYS
Stress
0.5%
Strain
100%
Design factor ( f )
The pipe wall thickness is a function of: Design pressure ( P ) Pipe diameter ( d ) Yield strength of the pipe material ( SY) t P t d fs 1/SY
P
Hoop stress Sh= P d / 2t
P
Longitudinal stress Sh= P d / 4t