Pipes and tubular conduits – Structure
Patent
1979-06-12
1981-11-17
Bryant, III, James E.
Pipes and tubular conduits
Structure
138103, 138155, 138172, 138178, 285286, 75123J, 75123CB, 75130R, F16L 922, C22C 3804
Patent
active
043005985
ABSTRACT:
Tubular members of lightly alloyed weldable steel are utilized as a stiffening member for pipelines to prevent buckling and the spread of cracks in pipelines laid off the coast, either under or above water. The tubular member (R, R1) is constructed of centrifugally cast steel and is adapted to be connected to another similar member or to a standard pipe (T) of the pipeline. The member has a substantially increased thickness (2, 15) and is subjected to thermal treatment in order to obtain a homogeneous ferritic structure.
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Dumas Bernard J. L.
Roques Jean-Claude B.
Royer Alain L. A.
Bryant III James E.
Pont-A-Mousson S.A.
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