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Reliability of the conventional approach for stress/fatigue analysis of pitting corroded pipelines–development of a safer approach

Mokhtari et al., 2020

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3717743074853042198
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Mokhtari M
Melchers R
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Structural Safety

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The remaining strength and the fatigue life of externally pitted corroded metallic pipeline are often assessed using an idealization to model the pit morphology, typically semi-ellipsoidal and cuboidal. Such idealized pit geometries are shown herein to underestimate Stress …
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