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    Fatigue Calculation

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    The fatigue damage calculated by OFFPIPE 3 is the damage that occurred during the analysis time period of 3400 seconds, based on the assumed S-N curve. The maximum fatigue damage at any node was 0.0000718. Given an allowable damage of 0.02, the pipe could be held for 263 hours under these conditions before exceeding the allowable. However, the DNV F2 curve is likely more appropriate than the E curve used, unless full-scale fatigue testing was done to confirm weld quality.

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    The fatigue damage calculated by OFFPIPE 3 is the damage that occurred during the analysis time period of 3400 seconds, based on the assumed S-N curve. The maximum fatigue damage at any node was 0.0000718. Given an allowable damage of 0.02, the pipe could be held for 263 hours under these conditions before exceeding the allowable. However, the DNV F2 curve is likely more appropriate than the E curve used, unless full-scale fatigue testing was done to confirm weld quality.

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    The fatigue damage calculated by OFFPIPE 3 is the damage that occurred during the analysis time period of 3400 seconds, based on the assumed S-N curve. The maximum fatigue damage at any node was 0.0000718. Given an allowable damage of 0.02, the pipe could be held for 263 hours under these conditions before exceeding the allowable. However, the DNV F2 curve is likely more appropriate than the E curve used, unless full-scale fatigue testing was done to confirm weld quality.

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    The fatigue damage calculated by OFFPIPE 3 is the damage that occurred during the analysis time period of 3400 seconds, based on the assumed S-N curve. The maximum fatigue damage at any node was 0.0000718. Given an allowable damage of 0.02, the pipe could be held for 263 hours under these conditions before exceeding the allowable. However, the DNV F2 curve is likely more appropriate than the E curve used, unless full-scale fatigue testing was done to confirm weld quality.

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    quanph

    From: Support <support@offpipe.com>


    Sent: Friday, October 18, 2013 12:29 AM
    To: Phan Hong Quan
    Subject: RE: Allow Holding Duration for Fatigue

    Phan:

    The fatigue damage calculated by OFFPIPE 3 is the damage that occurred during the time period (3400 seconds = 0.944
    hours) considered in the analysis, based on the assumed S-N curve (DNV E).

    The maximum calculated value for the fatigue damage at the nodes considered is 0.0000718. If the allowable damage
    during pipelay is 0.02 (2%), then the pipe could be held for (0.02 / 0.0000718 ) * (3400 / 3600) = 263 hours under these
    conditions before the allowable fatigue damage is exceeded.

    This is not surprising since the calculated stress ranges are relatively small, and the S-N curve used assumes that the
    welds are of very high (SCR) quality.

    Please note that the DNV F2 curve is probably more appropriate for normal pipeline quality welds. Use of the E curve
    would normally require full scale fatigue testing of the pipe welds to confirm the quality of the welds.

    Regards,
    Bob Malahy
    OFFPIPE
    Owner, Developer

    From: quanph [mailto:quanph.cd@vietsov.com.vn]


    Sent: Sunday, October 06, 2013 11:49 PM
    To: support@offpipe.com
    Subject: Allow Holding Duration for Fatigue

    Dear Sir/Madam,

    I send this email for you from VietsoVpetro J.V.C who have valid license to use OFFPIPE software lawfully.
    In past time, We have upgraded such software to version 3.0 and taken a sort training course to know how to use this version.
    I am very interested in this version because it make the pipelay analysis easier and more effective.
    However, I find that the Manual didn’t update for some news, e.g. Fatigue Damage, Local Buckling check…,So it make me confused
    when i try to calculate the Allow holding duration because no information about this calculation is available.
    Thus, I send email to get good help from you to solve this problem.

    You can see in attached file the result of OFFPIPE 3.0 for Fatigue Damage, the Allowable Damage Ratio is 2% as specified in DNV-OS-
    F101.

    I shall look forward to hearing from you and wish to thank you for your attention.

    Regards,
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    Phan Hong Quan
    Pipeline & Structural Engineer

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    Design & Management Project Dept
    Offshore Construction Division - Vietsovpetro J.V.C
    No 67,- 30/4 Street - Vung Tau City, SR Viet Nam
    Office : +84 64. 3839871- Ext : 8589
    Mobile : +84 904 881 379
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    105 Le Loi Street, Vung Tau City, Vietnam

    Tel: +84.64.3839 871

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