2016
DOI: 10.1063/1.4967095
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Assessment of the mechanical stressed state of pipelines according to Russian standards

Abstract: Abstract.A method for the assessment of the mechanical stressed state (MSS) of pipeline materials conforming to GOST R 52890-2007 is presented in the study. It is based on the measurement of the propagation time of longitudinal and two transversal waves along the pipe radius, while the procedure needs high accuracy performance. The method is validated by testing a 38KhS steel pipe and using experimentally found acoustic-elastic coefficients. The dependence of the MSS on the load acting along the pipe circumfer… Show more

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“…Their values are used to calculate acoustic-elastic factors. By the algorithm and the dependencies given in [1,10] acoustic-elastic factors к 1 , к 2 , к 3 are calculated. Factors in uniaxial mechanical stressed condition are calculated by the following equations…”
Section: Results Of Investigations Of the Reference Samples To The Ulmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Their values are used to calculate acoustic-elastic factors. By the algorithm and the dependencies given in [1,10] acoustic-elastic factors к 1 , к 2 , к 3 are calculated. Factors in uniaxial mechanical stressed condition are calculated by the following equations…”
Section: Results Of Investigations Of the Reference Samples To The Ulmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Table 1, their values are listed as obtained for each load value P. According to the values of acoustic-elastic factors k 1 , k 2 and k 3 for each load value P the coefficients K 1 and K 2 are calculated to the equations given in [1,10]     …”
Section: Results Of Investigations Of the Reference Samples To The Ulmentioning
confidence: 99%