Pipelines and Risers

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This book summarizes the author's 18 years research and engineering experience at universities, classification societies and design offices. The intention is to develop this book as a textbook for graduate students, as it includes design guidelines for engineers and references for researchers. It is hoped that this book may also be used to aid the design of offshore structures as it details applied mechanics and design/engineering. The book has been used in a teaching course for M.Sc. students at Stavanger University College and IBC training course for engineers in pipeline and riser industries since August 1998. Its preparation was motivated by recent developments in research and engineering and new design codes. It aims to educate more pipeline engineers and provide materials for on-job training on the use of new design codes and guides.

Author(s): Yong Bai, R. Bhattacharyya and M.E. McCormick (Eds.)
Series: Elsevier Ocean Engineering Series 3
Edition: 1
Publisher: Elsevier, Academic Press
Year: 2001

Language: English
Pages: 1-498

Content:
Series preface
Page v
Rameswar Bhattacharyya, Michael E. McCormick

Foreword
Pages vii-viii

Preface
Page ix

Chapter 1 Introduction Original Research Article
Pages 1-22

Chapter 2 Wall-thickness and material grade selection Original Research Article
Pages 23-37

Chapter 3 Buckling/collapse of deepwater metallic pipes Original Research Article
Pages 39-62

Chapter 4 Limit-state based strength design Original Research Article
Pages 63-77

Chapter 5 Soil and pipe interaction Original Research Article
Pages 79-83

Chapter 6 Hydrodynamics around pipes Original Research Article
Pages 85-95

Chapter 7 Finite element analysis of in-situ behavior Original Research Article
Pages 97-107

Chapter 8 On-bottom stability Original Research Article
Pages 109-116

Chapter 9 Vortex-induced vibrations (VIV) and fatigue Original Research Article
Pages 117-135

Chapter 10 Force model and wave fatigue Original Research Article
Pages 137-154

Chapter 11 Trawl impact, pullover and hooking loads Original Research Article
Pages 155-175

Chapter 12 Installation design Original Research Article
Pages 177-217

Chapter 13 Reliability-based strength design of pipelines Original Research Article
Pages 219-228

Chapter 14 Remaining strength of corroded pipes Original Research Article
Pages 229-255

Chapter 15 Residual strength of dented pipes with cracks Original Research Article
Pages 257-275

Chapter 16 Risk analysis applied to subsea engineering Original Research Article
Pages 277-303

Chapter 17 Route optimization, tie-in and protection Original Research Article
Pages 305-323

Chapter 18 Pipeline inspection, maintenance and repair Original Research Article
Pages 325-352

Chapter 19 Use of high strength steel Original Research Article
Pages 353-380

Chapter 20 Design of deepwater risers Original Research Article
Pages 381-392

Chapter 21 Design codes and criteria for risers Original Research Article
Pages 393-411

Chapter 22 Fatigue of risers Original Research Article
Pages 413-431

Chapter 23 Piping systems Original Research Article
Pages 433-439

Chapter 24 Pipe-in-pipe and bundle systems Original Research Article
Pages 441-465

Chapter 25 LCC modeling as a decision making tool in pipeline design Original Research Article
Pages 467-488

Chapter 26 Design examples Original Research Article
Pages 489-495

Subject index
Pages 497-498