Research the Coiled Tubing Deformation under Internal Pressure and Cyclic Bending

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The tendency for coiled tubing grow in diameter and thin in wall under a combination loading of internal pressure and cyclic bending. The deformation mechanisms are described. The results show that the trends in coiled tubing deformation behavior are according with the context of theory: when the internal pressure exists, the tubing grew in the diameter; except for neutral point, the tubing thin in wall and the position in tensile is much thinner than in pressure; by the time of cycle increasing. The tubing grew in diameter and ovality, thin in wall.

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