A Method for Estimating the Damage Range of Surrounding Buildings Caused by Natural Gas Pipeline Explosion
A technology for natural gas pipelines and physical explosions, which is applied in the field of estimating the damage range of natural gas pipelines to surrounding buildings due to physical explosions, and can solve problems that have not yet been seen.
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[0032] Step 1: Relevant data collection:
[0033] The initial data collection includes: pipe outer diameter d, wall thickness h, initial gas pressure P in the pipe 1 , gas adiabatic index γ, atmospheric pressure P 0 , pipe buried depth H 1 , Covering soil density ρ s , Opening width L under the pipeline laying ditch 1 , upper opening width L 2 , Overburden throwing height H 2 The basic data; and based on this estimate the initial line physical explosion energy E of the pipe body li ;
[0034] Step 2: The concept and estimation of line physical explosion energy of high-pressure natural gas in the pipe:
[0035] a. The natural gas pipeline is simulated as a cylindrical container with equal cross-section and infinite length, and the physical explosion energy per unit length of the pipe body is used to define the line physical explosion energy of the pipe body per unit length; it is calculated using known thermodynamic process calculation methods The physical explosion ene...
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