DEVELOPMENT OF LOADING MODELS AND ANALYSIS OF THE STRESS-STRAIN STATE OF THE MAIN GAS PIPELINE WITH COMPOSITE LININGS

2024

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DOI 10.37878/2708-0080/2024-1.17
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Abstract

The operation of sections of main gas pipelines that are on the verge of developing a design resource is associated with a number of problems in ensuring industrial safety. One of the most acute problems is the occurrence of local defects. The main material for the manufacture of main gas pipelines is steel. During the operation of the pipeline, local defects occur due to metal corrosion or mechanical damage to the gas pipe. Such concentrators with high internal pressure in the gas pipeline can lead to the destruction of the entire structure. In this case, the situation of destruction is especially critical, since it can cause a man-made disaster. To increase the shelf life of damaged sections of main pipelines in places where defects are located, banding with composite linings is used. The article contains part of a comprehensive study, which consisted in the development of methods for modeling the main gas pipeline for oil and petroleum products under seismic loads, dynamic stress-strain state under the influence of seismic loads and stress-strain state of a damaged gas pipeline reinforced with composite linings under the action of internal pressure. The technology of manufacturing linings from composite material is also described in detail. At the same time, a geometric model of the section of the main gas pipeline with composite linings was developed and an analysis of the loading of the section of the main gas pipeline in ANSYS was carried out, provided that the lining is mounted without tension on the pipeline and provided that the lining is mounted with tension, where a comparative analysis showed that the installation condition of composite linings does not significantly affect the static stress state.