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Probabilistic Assessment

02/22/2008 3:45 AM

Is Probabilistic assessment of cracks induced by fatigue in onshore liquid Pipelines possible? If yes then which tools and what variable factors are looked upon?
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Abdel Halim Galala
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02/23/2008 8:21 AM

Please refer to the new edition of ASME-API 579 "Fitness-For-Surface", Section 10 "Assessment of components operating in the creep regime".

Note. The print of that Section 10 of ASME-API 579-Edition Jan. 2000 was delayed to be submitted with the whole section of code.

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Re: Probabilistic Assessment

02/23/2008 8:41 PM

There could be other serious scientific texts/thinking beyond the :

ASME-API 579 "Fitness-For-Surface"

Probabilty Theory goes a lot deeper than ASME and API clubs.
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