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Finite-element modelling of multi-planar offshore tubular joints

Finite-element modelling of multi-planar offshore tubular joints
Finite-element modelling of multi-planar offshore tubular joints
This paper describes the calibration and validation of a finite-element modelling procedure that was used to conduct an extensive parametric study on the strength of multi-planar tubular joints. Various factors that influenced results were investigated. The modelling procedure was calibrated using the International Organization for Standards (ISO) design equations and the underlying test database for compression and tension loaded simple T and Y joints, and was further validated with balanced loaded K joints. Overall, the proposed procedure has been shown to be adequate in predicting the strength of the basic joint types, thereby giving confidence in its use for more complex joints.
offshore installations, structural engineering, finite element analysis
0892-7219
120-128
Lee, M.K.M.
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Dexter, E.M.
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Lee, M.K.M.
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Dexter, E.M.
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Lee, M.K.M. and Dexter, E.M. (2004) Finite-element modelling of multi-planar offshore tubular joints. Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, 126 (1), 120-128. (doi:10.1115/1.1643388).

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This paper describes the calibration and validation of a finite-element modelling procedure that was used to conduct an extensive parametric study on the strength of multi-planar tubular joints. Various factors that influenced results were investigated. The modelling procedure was calibrated using the International Organization for Standards (ISO) design equations and the underlying test database for compression and tension loaded simple T and Y joints, and was further validated with balanced loaded K joints. Overall, the proposed procedure has been shown to be adequate in predicting the strength of the basic joint types, thereby giving confidence in its use for more complex joints.

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Submitted date: September 2002
Published date: February 2004
Additional Information: Lee M. M. K., Dexter E.M., (2004). "Finite-element modelling of multi-planar offshore tubular joints." JOURNAL OF OFFSHORE MECHANICS AND ARCTIC ENGINEERING-TRANSACTIONS OF THE ASME, 126 (1), 120-128
Keywords: offshore installations, structural engineering, finite element analysis

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Local EPrints ID: 53808
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/53808
ISSN: 0892-7219
PURE UUID: 3cac4a4b-e3aa-4c5e-b0e6-e483bbae857f

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Date deposited: 22 Jul 2008
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 10:42

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Author: M.K.M. Lee
Author: E.M. Dexter

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