Comparative Analysis of Buried Pipe Under Heavy Train Loads
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54097/ajst.v6i2.9872Keywords:
Buried pipe, Heavy haul train load, Finite element method, Multiple train loads.Abstract
With rapid development of railway transportation and increasing demand of oil and gas in China, the heavy haul train load becomes an important factor that threaten the safe operation of pipe. The mechanical behavior of buried pipe subjected to heavy haul train load was investigated in this study. A finite element model was established to investigate the effect of train load. Finally, the multiple train loads were also discussed. Results show that the high stress area occurs under the train track. In the pipe segment below the track, the top of pipe is under compression and the bottom of pipe is under tension. The cross section of pipe is still circular. The maximum vertical and horizontal displacement are at the top and side of pipe. The maximum von Mises stress, axial strain, and displacement of pipe increase with the increase of train load. Under the multiple train loads, there are two high stress and high strain areas at the top and bottom of pipe. With the increase of multiple train loads, the maximum von Mises stress, axial strain, displacement and ovality increase.
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