The effect of real records of several earthquakes on polymer pipeline vibrations are studied and analyzed in the paper. Longitudinal vibrations of straight end section of the underground pipeline are considered using the Kelvin-Voigt model. To solve the equation, the method of finite differences of the second order of accuracy is used. An algorithm has been compiled and on its basis a software product has been developed for the numerical calculation of an underground polymer pipeline under the effect of real seismograms recorded in different cities of the world. The stress-strain state (SSS) of polymer pipelines is determined under various boundary conditions.
In this article are considered some problems of oscillations of underground pipelines under seismic loading. The resulting system of equations is solved by the finite-difference of the second order of accuracy. The program is based on a computer algorithm implementation on oriented language Borland Delphi 7. Conducted theoretical and computational-experimental studies solve the problem of assessing the stress-strain state of underground pipelines under seismic effect the axes of the pipeline. The Stress-strain state of the underground pipeline is studied at linear and non-linear interaction with the soil. Linear and non-linear solutions are compared. Dangerous points of maximum normal stress occurrence under seismic loading in the underground pipeline are determined to take into account elastic pipe-soil system interaction. The conducted computational and experimental studies allow solving the problems of assessing the stress-strain state of pipelines under seismic loading, which is important for practical calculations.
The article deals with the seismodynamics of underground pipelines of various configurations under spatial seismic influences. The stress-strain state of spatially located underground pipelines of complex orthogonal configuration at different angles of seismic load incidence was determined. Several problems were solved by analyzing numerical results of the seismodynamics of underground pipelines of complex orthogonal and non-orthogonal configurations.
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