Probabilistic investigation on the reliability assessment of mid- and high-strength pipelines under corrosion and fracture conditions

In order to reduce the economic costs of pipeline construction projects and for offering a good combination of strength and toughness for efficient transportation of large quantities of hydrocarbon products under high pressure, High Strength Steels (HSS) such as API 5L X70 to X120 are used recently...

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Main Authors: Guillal, A., Ben Seghier, M.E.A., Nourddine, A., Correia, J.A.F.O., Bt Mustaffa, Z., Trung, N.-T.
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Institution: Universiti Teknologi Petronas
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Published: Elsevier Ltd 2020
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spelling utp-eprints.297172022-03-25T02:45:26Z Probabilistic investigation on the reliability assessment of mid- and high-strength pipelines under corrosion and fracture conditions Guillal, A. Ben Seghier, M.E.A. Nourddine, A. Correia, J.A.F.O. Bt Mustaffa, Z. Trung, N.-T. In order to reduce the economic costs of pipeline construction projects and for offering a good combination of strength and toughness for efficient transportation of large quantities of hydrocarbon products under high pressure, High Strength Steels (HSS) such as API 5L X70 to X120 are used recently in the construction of pipeline systems for the large oil and gas projects. The commonly utilized models for the reliability evaluation of the HSS pipelines may lead to some conservatism regarding the used data. This paper aims to evaluate the system reliability of HSS pipelines with combined corrosion and cracks defects. Therefore, two failure modes as the plastic collapse and fracture are considered. The effect of different correlations under the term of the strain-hardening exponent that depends on the yield to ultimate tensile strength (Y/T) ratio is investigated. The reliability index of HSS pipelines is evaluated separately for each failure mode using the subset simulation technique. Herein, the tensile strength proprieties of the HSS pipelines are taken into consideration, while the applied methodology utilizes novel probabilistic models to predict the burst pressure for the plastic collapse failure mode. The steels toughness is taken as equal to the minimum requirement for both the ductile and the brittle fracture arrest applied in the HSS pipelines. Moreover, the reliability of the system with multiple failure modes is evaluated to show the mutual existence effect of crack and corrosion defects on pipeline safety. © 2020 Elsevier Ltd Elsevier Ltd 2020 Article NonPeerReviewed https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85091225548&doi=10.1016%2fj.engfailanal.2020.104891&partnerID=40&md5=c401561a418ea898ebcf752f4c66ac53 Guillal, A. and Ben Seghier, M.E.A. and Nourddine, A. and Correia, J.A.F.O. and Bt Mustaffa, Z. and Trung, N.-T. (2020) Probabilistic investigation on the reliability assessment of mid- and high-strength pipelines under corrosion and fracture conditions. Engineering Failure Analysis, 118 . http://eprints.utp.edu.my/29717/
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description In order to reduce the economic costs of pipeline construction projects and for offering a good combination of strength and toughness for efficient transportation of large quantities of hydrocarbon products under high pressure, High Strength Steels (HSS) such as API 5L X70 to X120 are used recently in the construction of pipeline systems for the large oil and gas projects. The commonly utilized models for the reliability evaluation of the HSS pipelines may lead to some conservatism regarding the used data. This paper aims to evaluate the system reliability of HSS pipelines with combined corrosion and cracks defects. Therefore, two failure modes as the plastic collapse and fracture are considered. The effect of different correlations under the term of the strain-hardening exponent that depends on the yield to ultimate tensile strength (Y/T) ratio is investigated. The reliability index of HSS pipelines is evaluated separately for each failure mode using the subset simulation technique. Herein, the tensile strength proprieties of the HSS pipelines are taken into consideration, while the applied methodology utilizes novel probabilistic models to predict the burst pressure for the plastic collapse failure mode. The steels toughness is taken as equal to the minimum requirement for both the ductile and the brittle fracture arrest applied in the HSS pipelines. Moreover, the reliability of the system with multiple failure modes is evaluated to show the mutual existence effect of crack and corrosion defects on pipeline safety. © 2020 Elsevier Ltd
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author Guillal, A.
Ben Seghier, M.E.A.
Nourddine, A.
Correia, J.A.F.O.
Bt Mustaffa, Z.
Trung, N.-T.
spellingShingle Guillal, A.
Ben Seghier, M.E.A.
Nourddine, A.
Correia, J.A.F.O.
Bt Mustaffa, Z.
Trung, N.-T.
Probabilistic investigation on the reliability assessment of mid- and high-strength pipelines under corrosion and fracture conditions
author_sort Guillal, A.
title Probabilistic investigation on the reliability assessment of mid- and high-strength pipelines under corrosion and fracture conditions
title_short Probabilistic investigation on the reliability assessment of mid- and high-strength pipelines under corrosion and fracture conditions
title_full Probabilistic investigation on the reliability assessment of mid- and high-strength pipelines under corrosion and fracture conditions
title_fullStr Probabilistic investigation on the reliability assessment of mid- and high-strength pipelines under corrosion and fracture conditions
title_full_unstemmed Probabilistic investigation on the reliability assessment of mid- and high-strength pipelines under corrosion and fracture conditions
title_sort probabilistic investigation on the reliability assessment of mid- and high-strength pipelines under corrosion and fracture conditions
publisher Elsevier Ltd
publishDate 2020
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