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    This document provides the equations and calculations for determining the minimum bending radius of a subsea pipeline. It defines the key parameters such as modulus of elasticity, pipe diameter, design factor, and minimum yield strength. The calculation shows that for a pipe with a diameter of 91.44 cm, modulus of elasticity of 2.10E+06 kg/cm^2, and minimum yield strength of 3640 kg/cm^2, the minimum bending radius is 659 meters.

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    This document provides the equations and calculations for determining the minimum bending radius of a subsea pipeline. It defines the key parameters such as modulus of elasticity, pipe diameter, design factor, and minimum yield strength. The calculation shows that for a pipe with a diameter of 91.44 cm, modulus of elasticity of 2.10E+06 kg/cm^2, and minimum yield strength of 3640 kg/cm^2, the minimum bending radius is 659 meters.

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    This document provides the equations and calculations for determining the minimum bending radius of a subsea pipeline. It defines the key parameters such as modulus of elasticity, pipe diameter, design factor, and minimum yield strength. The calculation shows that for a pipe with a diameter of 91.44 cm, modulus of elasticity of 2.10E+06 kg/cm^2, and minimum yield strength of 3640 kg/cm^2, the minimum bending radius is 659 meters.

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    This document provides the equations and calculations for determining the minimum bending radius of a subsea pipeline. It defines the key parameters such as modulus of elasticity, pipe diameter, design factor, and minimum yield strength. The calculation shows that for a pipe with a diameter of 91.44 cm, modulus of elasticity of 2.10E+06 kg/cm^2, and minimum yield strength of 3640 kg/cm^2, the minimum bending radius is 659 meters.

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    CONCEPT:MINIMUM RADIUS OF SUBSEA PIPELINE BENDING

    xt
    x1

    x2

    3 ED
    ; E=modulus of Elasticity ; D= pipe diameter
    4 fa
    fa= design factor x SMYS
    design factor=0 .6
    SMYS= Minimum Yield Strength
    sin ( /2)= y /2 R
    y (R y )
    x1=
    y(2 R y)
    yR
    x2=
    y(2R y)
    xt= y(2 R y )
    L=R
    R=

    yR
    y(2R y)
    xt= y(2 R y )
    L=R
    x2=

    CALCULATION MINIMUM RADIUS OF PIPELINE BENDING


    R=3ED/(4Fa)
    E=Modulus Elasticity = 2.10E+06 kg/cm2
    D=diameter =
    91.44 cm
    Fa=design factor x SMYS =
    2184 kg/cm2
    design factor=
    0.6
    SMYS =
    3640 kg/cm2
    R=minimum radius = 6.59E+04 cm

    659

    Berdasarkan Moment Curvature, Makalah presentasi Pipeline Eng. (by Jansen VH.) section Pipeline Design Calculation for E

    Design Calculation for Elastic Curve Pipe

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