Onshore Pipeline Design For Flowline Using Glass Reinforced Plastics (GRP) Composite Pipe
In oil and gas industries, steel pipes are mostly applied. However there is a fundamental problem at the usage of steel pipes which is low endurance of steel pipes to corrosion, especially at a flowline in which the corrosive fluid is transmitted while it passes an aggressive area. To solve this...
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| Format: | Final Project |
| Language: | Indonesia |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | In oil and gas industries, steel pipes are mostly applied. However there is a
fundamental problem at the usage of steel pipes which is low endurance of steel
pipes to corrosion, especially at a flowline in which the corrosive fluid is
transmitted while it passes an aggressive area. To solve this problem, one of the
alternatives is by using pipe made from corrosive resistant material, such as Glass
Reinforced Plastics (GRP) composite pipe.
This final project studied the pipeline design using GRP composite pipe. It
includes hydraulic analysis, selection of pipe wall thickness, static span analysis,
burial analysis, stress analysis, flexibility analysis, global buckling analysis, and
electrostatic analysis of GRP pipes system. All analysis based on Standard ISO
14692:2002.
The case study is at the pipeline connecting Beringin field and Prabumulih
in South Sumatera. From the analysis result, considering all design aspect, it is
obtained that the pipe product selected by Star FRP Series 1000-ACT ( FIRE
15HR Design) NPS 8" is safe to be applied for the installation, operation and
hydrotest condition. |
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