Method for pressurising inner flow space of flexible pipe intended for transporting hydrocarbons
A technology for internal space and flexible pipes, applied in the direction of applying stable tension/pressure to test material strength, using liquid/vacuum for liquid tightness measurement, pipes, etc., can solve the problem of cracks and loss of polymer sheath sealing And other issues
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[0169] A pressurized test (n=1) with two pressurized holds was performed with three different fluids whose properties, densities and viscosities are given in Table 1.
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[0171] Table 1: Density and Kinematic Viscosity of Three Tested Fluids
[0172] Three identical flexible pipes ST 63.60103 (Technip company) were used:
[0173] - The flexible pipe has from the outside to the inside of the flexible pipe:
[0174] - an outer sealing polymer sheath 10,
[0175] - one or more tensile armor layers 12, 14,
[0176] - a pressure arch 18,
[0177] - a low plasticized PVDF ( TP22) made of inner sealing polymer sheath 20 (with an inner diameter of 77.50 mm), and
[0178] - a metal bracket 22,
[0179]- The flexible pipe (with ends) has an initial length of 5.67m, an inner diameter of 2.5", an outer diameter of 142mm, and is designed for a high pressure (702 bar) and a "Factory Acceptance Test" (FAT) pressure of 1054 bar.
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