Stress Influence Factor Analysis of Gas Pipeline in the Tunnel

Xiao Nan Wu; Hong Yan Ma; Ying Zhou; Mei Lin Hu; Yan Xian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.204-208.4264

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Stress Influence Factor Analysis of Gas Pipeline in the Tunnel

Abstract:

The laying of gas pipeline with tunnel crossing method, except under the influence of pressure, temperature, and out of gas direction, it also subjected to constraints of soil, soil temperature, terrain conditions and the impact of earthquakes. Also crossing pipes are in the constraints of fixed pier, anchorage pier and pier pipeline deformation, which makes the stress analysis of boundary is difficult to determine. In order to compare the effect of different constraints and out of gas direction on the entire tunnel crossing pipeline under operating conditions, this paper has established three pipe models: the symmetrical form of the direction of access to gas, completely without supporting (do not canceled the fixed pier at both ends)and with supporting form, then the primary stress, secondary stress and compound stress are checked in turn. By comparing their impact on the stress of the whole pipeline, we get the importance and extent of the main constrains on the pipeline stress.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 204-208)

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4264-4269

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October 2012

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Xiao Nan Wu*, Hong Yan Ma, Ying Zhou, Mei Lin Hu, Yan Xian

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Gas Pipeline, Influence Factor, Stress, Tunnel

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