Pipeline Data
Pipeline Direction θ 90 deg
Outer Steel Diameter Ds 0,3415 m
Steel Thickness Tsteel 0,025 m
Concrate Thickness Tconcrate 0 m
Water Density ρ water 1025 kg/m3
Steel Density ρ steel 7850 kg/m3
Concrate Density ρ cancrate 2250 kg/m3
Content Density ρ content 820 kg/m3
Gravitation g 9,81 m/s2
Coating Data
Coating Thickness 1 Tcoat 1 0,0003 m
Coating Thickness 2 Tcoat 2 0,0003 m
Coating Thickness 3 Tcoat 3 0,0024 m
Coating Thickness 4 Tcoat 4 0 m
Coating Thickness 5 Tcoat 5 0 m
Coating Dencity 1 ρ coat 1 1300 kg/m3
Coating Dencity 2 ρ coat 2 900 kg/m4
Coating Dencity 3 ρ coat 3 900 kg/m5
Coating Dencity 4 ρ coat 4 0 kg/m6
Coating Dencity 5 ρ coat 5 0 kg/m7
Soil Interaction
Soil clay
Bottom Roughness zo 5,00E-06 silt and clay
Seabed Grain Size d50 0,0625 mm
Reduction Factor, Permeable Seabed τ perm,z 1
Friction Coefficient µ 0,2
Dry Unit Soil Weight Ys 18000 N/m3
Underained Shear Strength Su 10000 N/m3
Environmental Parameter
Spectral Spreading exponent 99
Reference Curret Height 3 m
Water Depth 100 m
Peak Enhancement Factor 3,3
Storm Duration 3 hours
Safety Class Factor
Wave and Current Data 1 Year 10 year 100 year
Hs (Tinggi Significant) 12 14 15
Tp(s) (Periode Signivicant) 12 15 18
CALCULATION OF SPECTRAL JONSWAP Outer Diameter :
OD = Ds + t.coat 1 + t.coat 2 + t.coat 3 OD = 0,3145 + 0,0003 + 0,0003 + 0,0024 OD = 0,3445 m Reference period : Tn=
√
d g=√
100 9.81=3.19 s Peak Wave Frequency :ωp=2 π
Tp=
2 x 3.14
15 =0.42 rad /s ; Tp=15 s
Note : wave and current data for 10 years period The Generalised Philips’ constant is given by :
γ 1−0.287 . ln¿ 5 6 Hs 2 ωp 4 g2 (¿¿)=
(
5 6 142x 0.424 9.812 (1−0.287 ln3.3 ))
=0.01 α=¿ The spectral width parameter is given by :σ =
{
0.07 if ω≤ ωp 0.09 else σ =0.09(ω>ωp) ω=2 π Tn= 2 x 3.14 3.19 =1.97 The transfer function G transforms sea surface elevation to wave induced flow velocities at sea bed and is given by :
G2(ω)= ω
sinh(kd)=
1.97
sinh(0.54 x 100)=1.82
For the JONSWAP spectrum, which is often appropriate, the spectral density function reads :
(
−5 4(
ω ωp)
−4)
. γ exp[
−0.5(
ω−ωp σ . ωp)
2]
¿ S ηη (ω)=α . g2. ω−5.exp¿ S ηη(ω)=0.01 x 9.812x 1.97−5exp(
−5 4(
1.97 0.42)
−4)
x 3.3exp[
−0.5(
1.97−0.42 0.09 x0.42)
2]
S ηη( ω)=0.04 The wave induced velocity spectrum at the sea bed SUU (ω) may be obtained
through a spectral transformation of the waves at sea level using a first order wave theory :
S uu( ω)=G2(ω ). S ηη(ω)
S uu( ω)=1.82 x 0.04 S uu( ω)=0.14
The spectral moments of n order is defined as :
Mn=
∫
0 ∞
ωnS
UU(ω)dω
because we use order 0, so the value of the spectral moments is
M0=0.14
We use order 2 to compare the spectral moments :
Mn=
∫
0 ∞ωnSUU(ω) dω
M2=ω2x SUU=1.972x 0.14=0.54
Therefore, the significant flow velociy amplitude at pipe level is :
Us=2
√
M0Us=2
√
0.04=0.75 m/s Mean zero up-crossing period of oscillating flow at pipe level is :
Tu=2 π
√
M0 M2 =2 x 3.14√
0.04 0.54=3.19 s τ =T Tu= 15 3.19=4.7 LOADS CALCULATION The ratio between the design single oscillation velocity amplitude and the design spectral velocity amplitude for τ oscillations :
kU=1 2
(
√
2 ln τ + 0.5772√
2 ln τ)
kU=1 2(
√
2 ln 4.7+ 0.5772√
2 ln 4.7)
kU=1.04 kU=U ¿ Us Oscillatory velocity amplitude for single design oscillation, perpendicular to pipeline defined as :
U¿
=kUx Us=1.04 x 0.75=0.78
Steady current velocity associated with design oscillation, perpendicular to pipeline given by : V¿ =V .( zr). ln
(
z +z0)
−ln z0 ln(
zr+z0)
−ln z0. sinθc V¿ =0.5 x 3 xln[
100+(
5 x 10 −6)
−ln(5 x 10−6 )]
ln[
3+(
5 x 10−6)
−ln(5 x 10−6)]
sin 90 ° V¿ =1.90 m/ s Period associated with single design oscillation T¿=Tu=3.19 s
Keulegan-Carpenter number for single design oscillation :
K¿ =U ¿ x T¿ D = 0.78 x 3.19 0.3445 =7.20
Steady to oscillatory velocity ratio for design :
M¿ =V ¿ U¿= 1.90 0.78=2.44
Cy is get from table 3-9 “Peak Horizontal Load Coefficient” (DNV RP F109
page 25)
So, Cy=1.5
Cz is get from table 3-9 “Peak Horizontal Load Coefficient” (DNV RP F109
Rasio antara design oscillation velocity amplitude dan design spectral velocity
amplitude untuk osilasi τ adalah :
kU=U ¿ Us= 1 2
(
√
2 ln τ + 0.5772√
2 ln τ)
So, Cy=1.03Peak horizontal and vertical load are :
FY¿ =rtot , y.1 2. ρw. D . CY ¿ .(U¿ +V¿ )2 FY¿ =1 .1 2.1025 . 0,3415 .1,5 . (0,78+1,9) 2 =1875,85 N/m F¿z =rtot, y.1 2. ρw. D . Cz ¿ .(U¿ +V¿)2 FY¿ =1 .1 2.1025 . 0,3415 .1,03 . (0,78+1,9) 2 =1288,08 N/m
Based on DNV E305, we find the value of submerged weight of pipeline by this formula :
Ws=
[
(
FD+FI)
+μ . FLμ
]
max. Fw
using this formula to find the value of drag force, lift force and inertia force : Lift Force :
FL=1
2. ρw. CLD
(
Us. cosθ+UC)
2FL=1 2x 1.025 x 0.9 x 0.3445 x 0.74 2 FL=4.40 N Drag force : FD=1
2. ρw. CDD
|
(
Us. cos θ+UC)
|
(
Uscos θ+Uc)
; CD = 0.7FD= 1 2x 1025 x 0.7 x 0.3445
|
(0.74 )|
(0.74) FD=3.42 N Inertia Force : FI=π D 2 4 ρwCmAssin θ ; CM = 3.29 where As=2 π Us Tu = 2 x 3.14 x 0.74 3.19 =1.46 So the inertia force is :FI=3.14 x 0.3445
2
4 x 1025 x 3.29 x 1.46 sin 90
°
FI=40.18 N
Ws=
[
FD+FI+μ FL μ]
max . Fw Ws=[
3.42 x 40.18 x 0.2 x 4.40 0.2]
x 1 Ws=2322.38 N Desain Criteria : γsc=1,83(we use 1,83 because the storm duration (3 hours) is on extreme condition) Gc= Su D. γs Gc= 10.000 0,3445 .18.000 Gc=1,61 Fc=WS−Fz Fc=2322,38−1298,81 Fc=1023,57 N
γ 'sc=13500 ; clay (very dense)
Kc=Su. D
Kc=10000 .0,3445 1023,57 Kc=3,37 FR=1023,57 . 4,1 .3,37 1,610,39 FR=11722, 85 N Criteria : γSC. F¿γ +μ+FZ¿ μ . wS+FR≤ 1 1,83. 1891,48+0,2+1298,81 0,2 .2322,38+11722,85≤ 1 0,31 ≤1 Vertical Stability γw b ws+b≤1 1,1 936,79 2322,38+936,79≤1 0,32 ≤1
Based on above calculations, using two criteria for checking the stability the pipelines. The first criteria value is 0,31 ≤ 1.0 (fulfilled) and value
of vertical stability is 0,32 ≤ 1.0 (fulfilled), so the conclusion of stability of pipelines is safe.