Interpretation of the effect of hydrostatic test in components working under pressure

Guedri, A.; Belyamna, Mohammed Amine; Boutelidja, Racim; Djebbar, Yassine

doi:10.1016/j.engfailanal.2019.104174

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“…Q is heat generated by friction during unit volume fluid flow (assuming heat is not transferred) The main factor affecting the installation of the plugging device is the static pressure F = p • S of the fluid acting on the plugging device [26], which is obtained by the Eq. 2:…”

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Research on the Performance of a New External Occlusion Device for Pressure Vessel Leakage

Yan

Yang

Hou

et al. 2020

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Given the advantages and disadvantages of the existing plugging technology, a new type of external sealing device for pressure vessel leakage is proposed, which has the advantages of fast installation speed, small installation resistance, and stronger adaptability to the leakage surface. The connecting rod propulsion mechanism provides power, uses the fluidity of materials in the annular cavity to adapt to the complex curved surface, and carries out real-time monitoring and self-healing of the plugging process. Through the establishment of a finite element model of conventional top pressure plugging and the new type of external sac plugging method, simulation analysis of the leakage point and the pressure distribution around the crack leak has shown that: in the installation process of the new type of external liquid sac plugging device, a pressure-equalizing contact area and a sealing area are formed around the leakage point, and there is no obvious stress concentration phenomenon. When the thickness of the gasket is low, the deformation is uniform, which overcomes the problems of insufficient adaptability of the gasket in the conventional jacking method, and enhances the stability and reliability of emergency plugging.

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confidence: 99%