Registration and Assessment of Load Cycles in Pipelines. Регистрация и оценка циклов нагружения в трубопроводах

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UDC 539.4 Registration and Assessment of Load Cycles in Pipelines O. Toropa and V. Schmidtb a RWTH Aachen, Aachen, Germany b TUV Rheinland Industrie Service GmbH, Cologne, Germany УДК 539.4 Регистрация и оценка циклов нагружения в трубопроводах О. Торопа, В. Ш мидт6 а Университет Земли Рейи-Вестфалия, Аахен, Германия 6 ТЮФ Рейнланд Индaстри Сервис ГмбХ, Кельн, Германия Р а з р а б о т а н о п т и м и з и р о в а н н ы й м е т о д р е г и с т р а ц и и и о ц е н к и ц и к л о в н а г р у ж е н и я, о с н о в а н н ы й н а а н а л и з е р е з у л ь т а т о в у с т а л о с т н ы х и с п ы т а н и й о б р а з ц о в в в и д е а р к и. И с п ы т а н и я п р о в о д и л и п р и п о с т о я н н ы х ( п о т и п у п о с т р о е н и я у с т а л о с т н ы х к р и в ы х ) и п е р е м е н н ы х а м п л и т у д а х ц и к л и ч е с к и х н а п р я ж е н и й. В ы п о л н е н ы к о н е ч н о э л е м е н т н ы е р а с ч е т ы, п о з в о л я ю щ и е о ц е н и т ь у р о в е н ь с и с т е м а т и ч е с к и х и с л у ч а й н ы х п о г р е ш н о с т е й, ч т о о б у с л о в л е н о и с п о л ь з у е м ы м и с х е м а м и у с т а л о с т н ы х и с п ы т а н и й и г е о м е т р и е й о б р а з ц о в. К л ю ч е в ы е с л о в а : усталостные испытания, цикл нагружения, циклические напряжения, конечноэлементный расчет. Introduction. For the fatigue strength calculation o f existing defects the know ledge o f the dynamic stress o f internal pressure is required. The fault estimation methods used during calculation are m ostly based on tests in w hich the failure occurred under W ohler loading conditions [1-3]. Therefore it w as necessary to convert the occurring quasi-stochastic dynamic internal pressure loading into the W ohler one with equivalent damage impact. For this sim ple and conservative load cycle counting m ethods w ere used previously [4-7]. In som e cases, the conservative approach results in disproportional high increase in maintenance costs. The reason is that more and more faults are detected with increasing operation period and that the integral dynamic damage increases since startup. Therefore, there is a necessity to replace the more conservative load cycle registration and evaluation methods with advanced methods w hich express the actual damage due to dynamic internal pressure loading. Since the degree o f conservativeness o f single load cycle registration and evaluation methods depends on the component form, the type o f loading and the form o f loading, the planned realization o f measurements was secured by experimental examination. The test schem e was planned and executed by T U V Rheinland in collaboration with the laboratory o f Lightw eight D esign o f RWTH Aachen. O. TOROP, V. SCHMIDT, 2009 ISSN 0556-171X. Проблемы прочности, 2009, 5 109

O. Torop and V. Schmidt E xperim ental Set-U p. The basic material for manufacturing o f specimens w as taken in the form o f five half-shell segm ents o f longitudinally w elded pipes. Standard shape geometry for all test specimens (Fig. 1) was defined in collaboration w ith TUV. Referring to the primary test results, further processing was provided for the w eld region. Fig. 1. Specimen geometry. Comparability o f the test series w ith specim en from different pipes was achieved by artificially inserting o f notch-like defects, w hich ensured identical defect geometry. Finally, five specim en forms w ere developed: 1. U nprocessed in the w eld seam region specimen. 2. Rem oval o f the w eld reinforcement from both w eld passes, m illed flat transverse notch at the w eld pass inside, centered grooving on the w eld pass inside. 3. Rem oval o f the w eld reinforcement from both w eld passes, m illed flat transverse notches at both w eld passes, centered grooving inside and outside. 4. Rem oval o f the w eld reinforcement from both w eld passes, centered recess (reduction on the outer w eld pass diameter). 5. Rem oval o f the w eld reinforcement from both w eld passes, symmetrical flat gauges in the w eld region. On the basis o f the shape geom etries defined for all specim ens, test equipment (Fig. 2) was designed to induce cyclic circumferential tension stresses initiated by com pressive forces on the pipe segm ent specimen. The upper region o f the testing equipment contained the load cell and the hydraulic cylinder. In the lower part, the specim en carrier w as assembled. The force transmission was carried out by a pressure rod w hich transfered the force to the specim en through two flexible pressure stamps as an equivalent to the internal pressure load in pipelines. The strain gauges were applied to both sides o f the outer w eld passes for the collection o f circumferential strains in the region o f tension pulsating stress for all specim ens. 110 ISSN 0556-171X. npo6n.eubi npounocmu, 2009, N 5

Registration and Assessment o f Load Cycles Lead bands with different thicknesses and forms were introduced in order to level out the irregularities o f inner surfaces o f the specim ens. The testing plan regarding the loading level, kind o f loading, loading duration and specim en geom etry was established successively on the basis o f results from the former tests. The initial situation w as to load the specim ens by uniform tension cyclic forces or W ohler loading. The maximum and minimum stresses o f the uniform loading, as w ell as loading duration were different for each specim en form. Based on the characteristic pipeline pressure curves, T U V generated the equivalent artificial loading, or transient loading, w hich also was introduced in the specim ens as strain-controlled loading [9-12]. The experimental data were handed in by the Institute o f Lightweight Design RWTH Aachen in form o f data tables, w hich contained data for strain gauges, measured force and position. E valuation o f E xperim ental R esults. In the first step, during a load cycle collection the preliminary data processing was performed in order to collect load alterations. This w as done by m eans o f different counting methods: (i) range counting method; (ii) level crossing m ethod [13]; (iii) R ainflow method. In the next step, during the load cycle evaluation the registered load alterations with different oscillation amplitudes were converted into uniform load alterations. According to the theory on w hich the calculation w as based, the uniform load alterations cause the same fatigue o f a structural component as the actual load alterations w ith different oscillation amplitudes. The damage effects o f individual load cycles with different amplitudes were determined by means o f the Palm gren-m iner rule in combination with different m ean stress correction methods (Gerber, Goodman). ISSN 0556-171X. npoôëeubi npounocmu, 2009, N 5 111

O. Torop and V. Schmidt The results o f the W ohler tests with unmachined w eld seam and 2-notch specim en are shown in Fig. 3. Here the stress range normalized with respect to tensile strength (loading rate KB) versus the number o f cycles to failure is shown. Both axes have logarithmic scales. The W ohler lines for SAW- and seam less-pipes that correspond to DIN 2413 [8] are additionally shown in normalized form. They were used as a reference during life tim e analysis for pipes w hich m eet the acceptance specification. The right part o f diagrams contains the experimental results for the unmachined w eld seam in form o f colored circles. Other points that are located low er and depicted in form o f colored triangles represent the experim ental results w hich are corrected w ith respect to the bending stresses. Fig. 3. Standardized fatigue strength: Wohler tests on the unmachined weld seam and 2-notch specimen. It appeared that all experimental results for unmachined specim ens are located approximately in the region o f the W ohler line for seam less pipes. Even considering a very small segm ent on the lower border o f the failure probability distribution (99.9% probability o f life time extension shown by dashed line) the calculation basis appears to be improved by a factor o f 4 in comparison to W ohler lines given in DIN 2413 for SAW -pipes because o f the logarithmic scale. The knowledge about the optimal load cycle counting and analysis methods for transient loadings was obtained from the tests on identical 2-notch specim ens subjected to different loadings. The W ohler tests with 2-notch specim en are depicted in Fig. 4. The stress range standardized with respect to the tensile strength (KB) is displayed versus the number o f cycles to failure. Additionally, Fig. 4 contains the results o f the transient tests. The transient test results are plotted with three different sym bol types. 112 ISSN 0556-171X. npo6n.eubi npounocmu, 2009, N 5

Registration and Assessment o f Load Cycles Fig. 4. Standardized cyclic strength: Wohler and transient tests on specimen with 2-notch geometry (hinged stamp adjustment): (O) evaluation with range counting method, (+) evaluation with level crossing method, (A) evaluation with Rainflow method. The diagram shows that w e get the low est damage by using the analysis with the range counting method and the highest w ith the level crossing method. The experimental results evaluated with the Rainflow method show the same number o f cycles to failure as the range counting method. On the other hand, the analysis with the level crossing method results in known reduction o f load cycle numbers with a simultaneous increase in amplitude. Figure 5 shows the experimental results o f all 2-notch specim ens in a standardized form separately for different analysis methods applied. The W ohler tests on 2-notch specim en are shown as reference in the top lines. The result o f the specim en 3-1 lies a little above the other results although this value cannot be excluded as an outlier. Together with the data points the mean value o f all data are plotted in form o f crosses. The results for the range counting depicted in the low est lin e 1 clearly show that this approach generally predicts too small damage and therefore this method is unsafe. The results o f transients evaluated with the level crossing method are presented in the lin e 2. They are located above the results o f the corresponding W ohler tests in lin e 4 and show the conservativeness o f the method w hich was theoretically expected. The mean values o f the W ohler tests without specim en 3-1 yields on average a 15% more conservative damage prognosis for the transient loads used for the experiment. The results for all transients evaluated with the Rainflow method are presented in lin e 3. The m ean value o f the experimental points is congruent with the mean value for the W ohler tests, especially without the specim en 3-1. Therefore, the rainflow m ethod com es out as the m ost optimal. ISSN 0556-171X. npoôëeubi npounocmu, 2009, N 5 113

O. Torop and V. Schmidt Fig. 5. Standardized Wohler loading (classificated by load acquisition method): Wohler and transient tests on specimen with 2-notch geometry. N um erical Im plem entation. The experiments described above were not carried out under optimal conditions. After the event it turned out that the ovality and curvatures of the specim ens were not measured. To evaluate the influence of these factors and to estimate the errors a finite elements (FE) analysis was performed by means o f A N SY S 10.0. Additionally the influence o f bending stresses on the evaluation o f a life tim e w as derived. In the first step, the sim ulation m odel o f the unmachined w eld seam specimen for the ideal state was developed. The 3-D view o f a simulated geom etry is shown in Fig. 6. The follow ing load case w as designed: 1. The 80000 kn force was distributed on two lines parallel to the w eld seam in the middle o f the upper surface o f each stamp (54 nodes loaded with 1481,5 kn each). 2. Fixation o f the fixation blocks was applied in joint region on lines in all 3 translational directions. O nly rotation around Z axis is allow ed as depicted in Fig. 6. 3. Contact w as defined betw een stamps and lead bands. For the developed m odel, elastic strains in X direction and von M ises equivalent stresses were evaluated. The evaluation results are shown in Fig. 7. As expected, the highest stresses occurred close to the middle o f the specimen. In the center o f the w eld seam region the stresses were smaller because o f the different w all thicknesses. The change o f both thickness and the Young m odulus on the 114 ISSN 0556-171X. npo6n.eubi npounocmu, 2009, N 5

Registration and Assessment o f Load Cycles border between the w eld region and the specim en caused an offset in strains. For the geom etry transition w e obtained a high offset in strains at the corner where the pipe w as connected to the fixation block, denoted as M X in Fig. 7. Fig. 6. Meshed 3-D model with applied loading. Fig. 7. Distribution of strains in X direction and von Mises equivalent stresses. Additional simulations showed that the biggest displacements occurred near the center o f the seam w eld in the region o f force transmission. For the m odel with the pipe radius smaller than stamp radius the contact between the stamp and the lead interlayer occurred in 2 lines exactly on the borders o f the power piston. This was the reason w hy the load transmission w ent through these regions and caused high stresses. ISSN 0556-171X. npoôëeubi npounocmu, 2009, N 5 115

O. Torop and V. Schmidt For the simulation m odel w ith pipe radius bigger than stamp radius, the stamp w as in contact with the lead interlayer in only one line in the middle causing big stresses in the region o f force transmission. Additionally, a specim en with double-notched w eld seam w as simulated. It appeared that in the notch region a typical notch stress distribution occurred with the highest offset o f stresses at the tip o f the notch. The notches were added specifically to allow the breakage in the m iddle o f the specimen. In order to investigate the influence o f the pipe thickness on the experiment, a specim en with different thicknesses on the right and left side o f the w eld was m odeled. A s expected, the stress distribution w as not symmetric. C onclusions. A n optim ized load cycle registration and assessm ent method w hich enables an improved fitness-for-service assessm ent and yields a higher residual service life was developed on the basis o f fatigue test series with arched test pieces. The results o f these tests lead to the follow ing improvements: as the experimental results for unmachined specim ens lie approximately in the region o f the W ohler line for seam less pipes the calculation basis was improved by a factor o f 4 in com parison to W ohler lines given in D IN 2413 for SAW-pipes; usage o f the 2-notch geom etry in the specim en form reduced the experimental running tim e approximately ten times. The results for range counting showed that this approach generally predicts too small damage and is to be considered as unsafe. The results o f level crossing counting were located above the results o f the corresponding W ohler tests and show ed the conservativeness o f the method. For the R ainflow counting the mean value o f the experimental points was almost congruent with the mean value for the W ohler tests. Therefore, the R ainflow method is an optimal analysis method since it considers the fatigue strength o f defects in m ost accurate way. Additional FE-simulations enabled the verification o f systematical errors caused by the chosen test setup and the geom etry o f the test specim en. They also helped to estimate the random errors caused by irregular geom etries o f the test specimens, such as misalignment at seams and non circularity. Due to FE simulation results w e can com e to the follow ing conclusions: The fact that every specim en has individual curvature affects the experimental results. This leads to the mismatch between the stamp curvature and specimen curvature resulting in different bending stress distribution for each specimen. For exam ple, if the stamp radius is bigger than the specim en radius then the measured bending strains in DM S position is smaller than the actual value. This leads to the unsafe life tim e estimation. A s all specim ens had different thicknesses the influence o f thickness was also estimated by means o f FE simulations. Results obtained showed that for smaller thickness value w e get higher values o f stresses and strains in X direction. Резюме Розроблено оптнмізованнй метод реєстрації й оцінки циклів навантаження, який базується на аналізі результатів утомних випробувань зразків у вигляді арки. Випробування проводили за постійних (за типом побудови кривих утом и) та змінних амплітуд циклічних напружень. Виконано скінченноеле- 116 ISSN 0556-171X. Проблемы прочности, 2009, 5

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