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    This document discusses the design codes and criteria used for calculating the wall thickness of different sections of offshore pipelines, including gas pipelines, piggyback lines, and liquid pipelines. The onshore sections follow ASME codes while other parts follow DNV standards. The criteria considered for offshore, platform area, and splash zone sections include bursting pressure, buckling loads, and collapse due to external pressure. Additionally, gas pipeline thickness calculations during pigging operations are based on internal fixed diameter.

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    This document discusses the design codes and criteria used for calculating the wall thickness of different sections of offshore pipelines, including gas pipelines, piggyback lines, and liquid pipelines. The onshore sections follow ASME codes while other parts follow DNV standards. The criteria considered for offshore, platform area, and splash zone sections include bursting pressure, buckling loads, and collapse due to external pressure. Additionally, gas pipeline thickness calculations during pigging operations are based on internal fixed diameter.

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    This document discusses the design codes and criteria used for calculating the wall thickness of different sections of offshore pipelines, including gas pipelines, piggyback lines, and liquid pipelines. The onshore sections follow ASME codes while other parts follow DNV standards. The criteria considered for offshore, platform area, and splash zone sections include bursting pressure, buckling loads, and collapse due to external pressure. Additionally, gas pipeline thickness calculations during pigging operations are based on internal fixed diameter.

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    Pipeline Wall Thickness

    Calculation
    Pipeline Break Code

    Design Codes
    • Onshore Section: ASME B31.8 for Gas Pipelines and ASME B31.4 for Liquid Pipelines
    • Other Parts: DNV ST F101
    Gas Pipeline, Piggyback Line and Liquid
    Pipeline Sections

    • Platform Area Design Criteria According to DNV ST F101


    • Splash Zone • Bursting (Operation and Hydro test)
    • Offshore • Buckling (Initiation and Propagating), Combined Loads
    • Shore Approach • Collapse Duo to External Pressure
    • Onshore
    Infield Pipeline

    Infield Pipeline Divisions Design Criteria According to DNV ST F101


    • Platform Area • Bursting (Operation and Hydro test)
    • Offshore • Buckling (Initiation and Propagating), Combined Loads
    • Splash Zone • Collapse Duo to External Pressure
    Some Additional Notes
    • Duo to pigging during operation, thickness calculations for gas
    pipeline (only) is based on internal fixed diameter.
    • Nominal Internal Diameter=Nominal External Diameter-2*tnominal

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