NON-CONTACT METHOD OF ESTIMATION OF STRESS-STRAIN STATE OF UNDERGROUND PIPELINES DURING TRANSPORTATION OF OIL AND GAS | Zendy

Paweł Dróździel | Zendy; Tetiana Vitenko | Zendy; Liubomyr Zhovtulia | Zendy; A.V. Yavorskyi | Zendy; Аndrii Oliinyk | Zendy; I.V. Rybitskyi | Zendy; Liubomyr Poberezhny | Zendy; Pavlo Popovych | Zendy; Оксана Шевчук | Zendy; V. S. Popovych | Zendy

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NON-CONTACT METHOD OF ESTIMATION OF STRESS-STRAIN STATE OF UNDERGROUND PIPELINES DURING TRANSPORTATION OF OIL AND GAS

Author(s) -

Paweł Dróździel,

Tetiana Vitenko,

Liubomyr Zhovtulia,

A.V. Yavorskyi,

Аndrii Oliinyk,

I.V. Rybitskyi,

Liubomyr Poberezhny,

Pavlo Popovych,

Оксана Шевчук,

V. S. Popovych

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

scientific journal of silesian university of technology series transport

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2450-1549

pISSN - 0209-3324

DOI - 10.20858/sjsutst.2020.109.2

Subject(s) - pipeline transport , pipeline (software) , petroleum engineering , displacement (psychology) , stress (linguistics) , fossil fuel , structural engineering , engineering , environmental science , forensic engineering , geotechnical engineering , mechanical engineering , waste management , psychology , linguistics , philosophy , psychotherapist

Development and implementation of contactless methods for determining the stress-strain state of pipelines in the process of transportation of energy hydrocarbons is important for ensuring its safe operation. The authors developed a method for determining the change in the stress-strain state of the underground part of the main oil and gas pipelines according to the data about the displacement of a certain set of points of the axis of the pipeline. This study was conducted on a linear section of the main gas pipeline, where a landslide in 2010 created a force pressure on the pipeline, resulting in a pipeline rupture.

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