Static structural analysis of a pipe during laying is usually performed by use of finite element analysis tools specialized for this purpose. In this paper, Abaqus/CAE, which is a general purpose FEA software, was used for a static non-linear structural analysis of a pipe during pipe laying. The pipe is modeled as a geometrically non-linear elastic beam supported by a vessel and its stinger in the overbend region and by the seabed in the sagbend region. We propose a new method for tensioner modeling based on friction contacts between the pipe and the tensioner. Contact interactions between the pipe and rollers, as well as between the pipe and the seabed, are also considered. Basic static analysis is enhanced with floating stinger implementa...
This paper presents a highly efficient small-scale, detailed finite-element modelling method for fle...
The paper analyses the performance of the tensioner used in pipeline laying technology and proposes ...
Acknowledgements Hereby the author appreciates Aberdeen University, for the time available for him t...
The problem of static, nonlinear three-dimensional deformation of pipelaying used in construction an...
All over the world, offshore pipelines are used to transport oil and gas across sea. These pipes are...
In this article, a model for the determination of displacements, strains, and stresses of a submarin...
Bibliography: pages 81-85.This thesis addresses some of the issues involved in using numerical metho...
Pipeline installation would generally involve curved sections in the horizontal plane, due to existi...
This thesis investigates two slender body problems, namely the static and dynamic analysis of subma...
A finite element method is presented for the three (3) dimensional, dynamic analysis of the offshore...
In recent years, higher demands for offshore pipeline design of deepwater installation are put forwa...
Oil and gas is one of the energy resources that is explored today. As the consumption of oil and ga...
AbstractOil and gas reserves are moving towards deeper waters day by day and it has become increasin...
AbstractThis paper presents a nonlinear mathematical model for predicting stresses in a submarine pi...
One of the most important problems in deep water pipelaying consists in the analysis of the configur...
This paper presents a highly efficient small-scale, detailed finite-element modelling method for fle...
The paper analyses the performance of the tensioner used in pipeline laying technology and proposes ...
Acknowledgements Hereby the author appreciates Aberdeen University, for the time available for him t...
The problem of static, nonlinear three-dimensional deformation of pipelaying used in construction an...
All over the world, offshore pipelines are used to transport oil and gas across sea. These pipes are...
In this article, a model for the determination of displacements, strains, and stresses of a submarin...
Bibliography: pages 81-85.This thesis addresses some of the issues involved in using numerical metho...
Pipeline installation would generally involve curved sections in the horizontal plane, due to existi...
This thesis investigates two slender body problems, namely the static and dynamic analysis of subma...
A finite element method is presented for the three (3) dimensional, dynamic analysis of the offshore...
In recent years, higher demands for offshore pipeline design of deepwater installation are put forwa...
Oil and gas is one of the energy resources that is explored today. As the consumption of oil and ga...
AbstractOil and gas reserves are moving towards deeper waters day by day and it has become increasin...
AbstractThis paper presents a nonlinear mathematical model for predicting stresses in a submarine pi...
One of the most important problems in deep water pipelaying consists in the analysis of the configur...
This paper presents a highly efficient small-scale, detailed finite-element modelling method for fle...
The paper analyses the performance of the tensioner used in pipeline laying technology and proposes ...
Acknowledgements Hereby the author appreciates Aberdeen University, for the time available for him t...