Engineering, 20.09.2020 18:01 tylercarey5
A 5000-ft long X-65 pipeline is laid down on seabed with two PLETS (One at each end). The pipe OD=7-in with 0.5-in wall thickness. The pipeline was laid at environmental temperature of 40 °F (As- laid temperature). When pipeline is put into operation, the oil flow was produced at 140 °F. If the thermal expansion coefficient of the pipe material is 6.5*10-/°F and its modulus of elasticity is 30,000 ksi, determine the compressive load applied by the pipeline on a PLET due to its thermal expansion. Assume no temperature change and no seabed friction along the pipeline span.
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