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    Analysis and Evaluation of Fiberglass-

    Reinforced Plastic Pipe

    Using CAESAR II

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    Agenda

    ! Fiberglass pipe

    !

    Design using ISO 14692

    ! Using C2

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    How do these materials together

    define the Mechanical properties?

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    Glassappearance in many ways

    ! Continuous roving

    " Direct

    " Assembled

    !

    Chopped strand mats

    ! Continuous strand mats

    ! Woven fabrics

    " Unidirectional

    " Bi-directional

    " Multi-axial

    ! Knitted

    Plain weave

    twill weave

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    Micro level analysis

    ! Failure modes to be evaluated:

    "

    Failure of the fiber" Failure of the coupling agent layer

    " Failure of the matrix

    " Failure of the fiber-coupling agent bond

    " Failure of the coupling agent matrix bond

    ! Reduced failure mode evaluation (lack of detailed knowledge of 2, 4 and 5)

    " Fiber failure

    " Matrix failure

    " Fiber-matrix interface failure

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    Stress level dependent on glass resin ratio

    ! Maximizing glass- resin ratio is not favorable for loads perpendicular to the glass

    ! For larger glass resin ratios resin bridges become the weak spot

    Transverse resin stress intensity

    0

    2

    4

    6

    8

    10

    12

    14

    16

    18

    0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8

    Mass fr action glass

    Stress

    intensity

    Transverse resin stress intensity

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    Macro level analysis instead of Micro level

    ! Micro level analysis

    "

    Feasible in concept" Not feasible in practice since many fibers randomly distributed and oriented

    ! Mini level analysis.

    " Evaluation of individual laminate layers

    " Laminate layer is considered a continuum with material properties and failure

    modes

    " Assessment by averaging over cross-section.

    ! Macro level analysis. (actual state of the art)

    "

    Evaluation of components made from multiple laminate layers" Series of layers act as a homogeneous material with estimated properties based

    on layer properties and winding angle

    " Failure analysis based on equivalent stress

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    Hand Lay-up processing technique

    Impregnated Reinforcement

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    Spray-up processing technique

    CATALYST + RESIN

    RESIN + ACCELERATOR

    GLASS FIBRE

    MOULD

    ROLLER

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    Glass fibres

    Filament winding processing technique

    Resin

    Fillers

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    Filament winding in action

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    Helical winding processing technique

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    Continuous glass fiber strand

    Sand

    Chopped

    roving

    Infrared oven

    L = 12 m

    Continuous filament winding processing

    technique

    Diameters from 100 through 4000mm

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    Continuous filament winding in action

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    Continuous filament winding in action

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    Continuous filament winding in action

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    Continuous filament winding in action

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    Before looking at the various design aspectsfirst a little Fiberglass Quiz

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    How does typical specific thermal

    expansion coefficients compare?

    Stainless Steel

    Carbon Steel

    PVC

    Polyethelene

    Fiberglass

    16.5

    11.0

    72.0

    120.0

    ?

    [m/m/C]

    = 50.0 [m/m/C]

    = 20.0 [m/m/C]

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    How does typical specific thermalexpansion coefficients compare?

    Stainless Steel

    Carbon Steel

    PVC

    Polyethelene

    Fiberglass

    16.5

    11.0

    72.0

    120.0

    ?

    [m/m/C]

    = 50.0 [

    m/m/

    C]

    = 20.0 [m/m/C]

    CORRECT

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    How does the typical (volumetric) Elasticity

    of fiberglass compare?

    Ductile iron

    Steel

    PVC

    Fiberglass

    E [MPa]

    E = 20.000 MPa

    E = 2.000 MPa

    180.000

    200.000

    3.000

    ?

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    How does the typical (volumetric) Elasticityof fiberglass compare?

    E = 20.000 MPa

    CORRECT

    E = 2.000 MPa

    Ductile iron

    Steel

    PVC

    Fiberglass

    E [MPa]

    180.000

    200.000

    3.000

    ?

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    What is the GRP required free bend leg

    length?

    GRP: 7m and 8m

    GRP: 5m and 5.5m

    ! " # $ % & " ' ) & " " * " + ' , " - , " + - . / ) 0 & 1220330'1.%0+ 0) ./" "451+6%0+7

    91&13"."&6:! ;+."&+1, 5&"66$&": 1&-7! ?",.1 @"357: A= 0B! C451+'%+- ,"-: D= 3

    150mm

    200mm

    DIAMETER

    ?

    ?

    GRP STEEL

    4m

    4.6m

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    What is the GRP required free bend leglength?

    GRP: 7m and 8m

    GRP: 5m and 5.5m

    CORRECT

    ! " # $ % & " ' ) & " " * " + ' , " - , " + - . / ) 0 & 1220330'1.%0+ 0) ./" "451+6%0+7

    91&13"."&6:! ;+."&+1, 5&"66$&": 1&-7! ?",.1 @"357: A= 0B! C451+'%+- ,"-: D= 3

    150mm

    200mm

    DIAMETER

    ?

    ?

    GRP STEEL

    4m

    4.6m

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    What is the typical wave speed in a

    Fiberglass pipe?

    E

    K

    t

    D

    K

    a

    +

    =

    1

    !

    K = fluid modulus of elasticity [Pa]

    = fluid density [kg/m3]

    D = pipe diameter [mm]

    t = pipe wall thickness [mm]

    E = pipe modulus of elasticity [Pa]

    GRP: 1300 1500m/s

    GRP: 300 500m/s

    Steel: 1000 - 1400m/s

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    What is the typical wave speed in aFiberglass pipe?

    E

    K

    t

    D

    K

    a

    +

    =

    1

    !

    K = fluid modulus of elasticity [Pa]

    = fluid density [kg/m3]

    D = pipe diameter [mm]

    t = pipe wall thickness [mm]

    E = pipe modulus of elasticity [Pa]

    GRP: 1300 1500m/s

    GRP: 300 500m/s

    Steel: 1000 - 1400m/s

    CORRECT

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    Surge/Pressure Effects in GRP pipe in

    general are less than in metal pipe

    Pressure time history at valve (valve closure time: 2 secs)

    STEELFIBERGLASS

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    How does the effective material wallroughness of fiberglass compare?

    ![mm]

    != 0.001 mm

    != 0.05 mm

    Ductile iron

    Steel

    PVC

    Fiberglass

    0.03-0.1

    0.1-0.3

    0.05

    ?

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    How does the effective material wall

    roughness of fiberglass compare?

    != 0.001 mm

    != 0.05 mm

    CORRECT

    ![mm]

    Ductile iron

    Steel

    PVC

    Fiberglass

    0.03-0.1

    0.1-0.3

    0.05

    ?

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    How large is the effective material axialstrain due to internal pressure ?

    != 0.015 %

    != 0.15 %

    ![mm]

    Ductile iron

    Steel

    Fiberglass

    0.005-0.01

    0.005-0.01

    ?

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    How large is the typical material axial strain

    due to internal pressure ?

    != 0.015 %

    != 0.15 %

    CORRECT

    For "a= 18 MPa !"# %&'%())) # )*%+,For #T = 75C= !T= 20 * 75 * 10

    -6= 0.15 %

    ![mm]

    Ductile iron

    Steel

    Fiberglass

    0.005-0.01

    0.005-0.01

    ?

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    Agenda

    ! Fiberglass pipe

    !

    Design using ISO 14692

    ! Using C2

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    ISO 14692 part 2 requires qualification

    of pipe and components

    Small bore products (typically pipe):

    ! Long term regression test (ASTM D 2992)

    ! Delivers long-term strength

    ! Takes approximately two years

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    Example of a burst test

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    101Time (hours)

    log

    (pressure)

    102 103 104 105

    Qualification of GRP ASTM D 2992

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    Failure

    Time (hours)

    log

    (pressure)

    101 102 103 104 105

    Qualification of GRP ASTM D 2992

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    Failure

    Failure

    Time (hours)

    log

    (pressure)

    101 102 103 104 105

    Qualification of GRP ASTM D 2992

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    Time (hours)

    log

    (pressure)

    101 102 103 104 105

    Qualification of GRP ASTM D 2992

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    LCL

    LTHP

    Time (hours)

    log

    (pressure)

    101 102 103 104 105

    Qualification of GRP ASTM D 2992

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    Qualification of GRP ASTM D 2992

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    Relation between long-term strength of

    piping and piping loads

    PIPING LOADSLONG-TERM STRENGTH

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    GRP-pipe systems often fail due to poor orno engineering

    ! ./012 34 533"

    " 633" 7+,8 790": ; ?:3>:=4< 0; ;0>"2: 0@ A04AB>C:4:@=012 D04:A=03@8

    " ./012 7E+,8 790": ; ?:3>:=4< 0; A3>"2:/ 0@ 1/012 D04:A=03@8

    ! F5:@

    " G>122 "14= 7H+,8 3C =5: C102B4:; 3AAB4; DB40@? 0@;=1221=03@ 34 3":41=03@

    " I3;= 3C =5: C102B4:; 3AAB4 DB40@? 5

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    Axially Overloaded pipe failureAlso small bore can cause a lot of collateral damage

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    Axial tensile failure at reducer

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    Typical failures adjacent to bend

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    Failure in Pipe Adjacent to bend not in bend

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    Large tee failure during pressure testing

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    Axially Overloaded joint failureWith large consequential damage due to waterhammer

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    Hoop Stress

    AxialStress

    2:1 load condition

    Construct a design envelope to assess pipe

    stresses against

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    Effect of winding angle (netting theory

    != 55: $hoop:$axial= 2:1

    != 63: $hoop:$axial= 4:1

    != 73: $hoop:$axial= 10:1

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    Hoop Stress

    AxialStress

    2:1 load condition

    Construct a design envelope to assess pipe

    stresses against

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    Long-term envelope

    Hoop stress

    Axialstress

    Construct a design envelope to assess pipestresses against

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    2:1 load condition

    Long-term envelope

    ASTM D 2992-96

    FPIAD,Wavistrongserie EST,ID 150mmpipe PL/PL,65C,pressure, TUV

    10,0

    100,0

    1000,0

    1 ,0 0E +0 0 1 ,0 0E +0 1 1 ,0 0E +0 2 1 ,0 0E +0 3 1 ,0 0E +0 4 1 ,0 0E +0 5 1 ,0 0E +0 6

    time (hrs)

    pressure

    (barg)

    M ea n L CL L PL D at a

    Hoop stress

    Axialstres

    s

    "qs

    Construct a design envelope to assess pipe

    stresses against

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    2:1 load condition

    Construct a design envelope to assess pipestresses against

    ASTM D 2992-96

    FPIAD,Wavistrongserie EST,ID 150mmpipe PL/PL,65C,pressure, TUV

    10,0

    100,0

    1000,0

    1 ,0 0E +0 0 1 ,0 0E +0 1 1 ,0 0E +0 2 1 ,0 0E +0 3 1 ,0 0E +0 4 1 ,0 0E +0 5 1 ,0 0E +0 6

    time (hrs)

    pressure(barg)

    M ea n L CL L PL D at a

    Hoop stress

    Axialstress

    f2= 0.67

    Design envelope

    "qs

    Long-term envelope

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    Several f2 safety factor values to create

    different design envelopes

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    2:1 load condition

    Hoop stress

    Axialstress

    f2= 0.67

    Design envelope

    Construct a design envelope to assess pipestresses against

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    2:1 load condition

    Hoop stress

    Axialstress

    "

    axial,pressure

    "hoop, pressure f2= 0.67

    Internal Pressure"

    Design envelope

    Construct a design envelope to assess pipe

    stresses against

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    2:1 load condition

    BendingX

    Hoop stress

    Axialstress

    "axial, bending

    f2= 0.67

    Internal Pressure"

    "axial,pressure

    "hoop, pressure

    Design envelope

    Construct a design envelope to assess pipestresses against

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    2:1 load condition

    BendingXHoop stress

    Axialstress

    f2= 0.67

    Internal Pressure"

    Increase wall

    thickness!

    "axial, bending

    "

    axial,pressure

    "hoop, pressure

    Design envelope

    Construct a design envelope to assess pipe

    stresses against

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    "axial,pressure

    Hoop stress

    Axialstress

    "hoop, pressure f3

    2:1 load condition

    f2= 0.67

    Internal Pressure"

    Design envelope

    Construct a design envelope to assess pipestresses against

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    "axial, bending

    Bending

    "

    Hoop stress

    Axialstress

    2:1 load condition

    f2= 0.67

    Internal Pressure"

    "axia

    l,pressure

    "hoop, pressure f3

    Construct a design envelope to assess pipe

    stresses against

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    Result: ISO 14692 design envelop thatis producer and pipe specific

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    Agenda

    ! Fiberglass pipe

    ! Design using ISO 14692

    ! Using C2

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    Configuration Options C2 for FRP

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    Select FRP material while building your

    model

    Activates Orthotropic material

    model of C2

    Requires several parameters

    for axial and hoop direction

    ! Elastic Modulus

    ! Poisson Ratio

    ! Shear modulus

    Be careful with diameters and

    wallthicknesses

    Use Fitting data from supplier

    to ensure the right laminate

    thickness is entered

    everywhere

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    Check the special execution parameters

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    Setting up the Design Envelope using values

    provided by supplier

    al (0:1)

    al (2:1)

    hl (2:1)

    Run and evaluate the results is similar to steel

    except the stresses are evaluated per direction

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