UOE Pipe Manufacturing Process Simulation: Equipment Designing and Construction

Delistoian, Dmitri; Chirchor, Mihael

doi:10.1515/aucts-2017-0013

Abstract

UOE pipe manufacturing process influence directly on pipeline resilience and operation capacity. At present most spreaded pipe manufacturing method is UOE. This method is based on cold forming. After each technological step appears a certain stress and strain level. For pipe stress strain study is designed and constructed special equipment that simulate entire technological process.UOE pipe equipment is dedicated for manufacturing of longitudinally submerged arc welded DN 400 (16 inch) steel pipe.

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