... of cables much like applications, including induced vibrations, sound, structural how the lines of Figure 1 form the thin wine glass. In each thin- acoustics, aero-elasticity, sound, light and atomic radiation. Keywords: cable, string, rope, pipe, mooring, structure, fluid, drag, catenary, nonlinear...

.... The conventional methods developed to calculate the soil’s vertical stiffness, for example, DNV method [10], Bridge method [4] and Audibert method [3], were based on the assumption that at the TDZ area the soil mass being interacted by the pipe is always under intact condition. Recently, Chen et al. published...

... were performed on strip specimens cut from girth-welded steel pipes under constant and variable amplitude loading to investigate this issue. The test results were assessed on the basis of Miner’s rule used in conjunction with various methods of extrapolating the S-N curve beyond the CAFL to establish...

... 24 07 2009 As part of a study of fatigue in girth-welded steel pipes, tests were performed under constant amplitude loading on both full-scale pipes and strip specimens cut from such pipes. Significant differences were found in their high-cycle fatigue lives, which extended to around...

... 07 10 2008 Dynamic response of piping system is significantly affected by plastic deformation. Based on the behavior classification of the pipe subjected to a steady axial force and a cyclic bending moment, the absorbed energy per semi-cycle due to plasticity is calculated...

... F2, for such welds is not well founded, but probably over-conservative for pipeline welds. In an attempt to justify upgrading current fatigue design classifications and providing a better basis for design, fatigue tests were performed on a range of girth-welded pipes produced by pipeline welding...