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    This document summarizes key aspects of the ASME B31.4 code for pipeline transportation systems. It discusses loads on pipelines, calculation of stresses, criteria for pipelines including material selection, acceptable joint designs, inspection and testing requirements, and operation and maintenance procedures focusing on corrosion control, emergency planning, and record keeping. The document also provides overviews of offshore liquid pipeline systems, carbon dioxide pipelines, and slurry pipeline systems.

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    This document summarizes key aspects of the ASME B31.4 code for pipeline transportation systems. It discusses loads on pipelines, calculation of stresses, criteria for pipelines including material selection, acceptable joint designs, inspection and testing requirements, and operation and maintenance procedures focusing on corrosion control, emergency planning, and record keeping. The document also provides overviews of offshore liquid pipeline systems, carbon dioxide pipelines, and slurry pipeline systems.

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    This document summarizes key aspects of the ASME B31.4 code for pipeline transportation systems. It discusses loads on pipelines, calculation of stresses, criteria for pipelines including material selection, acceptable joint designs, inspection and testing requirements, and operation and maintenance procedures focusing on corrosion control, emergency planning, and record keeping. The document also provides overviews of offshore liquid pipeline systems, carbon dioxide pipelines, and slurry pipeline systems.

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    ASME B31.4: By: Saeed Zareie - 94774013

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    This document summarizes key aspects of the ASME B31.4 code for pipeline transportation systems. It discusses loads on pipelines, calculation of stresses, criteria for pipelines including material selection, acceptable joint designs, inspection and testing requirements, and operation and maintenance procedures focusing on corrosion control, emergency planning, and record keeping. The document also provides overviews of offshore liquid pipeline systems, carbon dioxide pipelines, and slurry pipeline systems.

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    In The Name Of God

    ASME B31.4
    By: Saeed Zareie – 94774013

    Project: Piping Class


    Dr. Moghimi

    Dey 95
    Contents

     Loads

     Calculation of stresses

     Criteria for pipelines

     Materials

     Acceptable Butt Welded

     Operation and Maintenance Procedures

     Corrosion Control
    ASME B31.4
    ASME B31
     Code for Pressure Piping consists of a number of
    individually published Sections
     Rules for each Section reflect the kinds of piping
    installations considered during its development
    ASME B31.4
     Pipeline Transportation Systems for
    Liquids and Slurries
     Piping transporting products that are
    predominately liquid between facilities,
    plants, and terminals, and within
    terminals, pumping, regulating, and
    metering stations
    Loads
     Sustained
    The weight of the pipeline, Soil cover,

     Occasional
    Wind, snow, temperature change, …

     Construction
    Handling, storage, installation, …

     Transient
    Fire, falling objects, ….
    Calculation of stresses
     Circumferential, longitudinal, shear

     Relevant sustained, occasional, construction, transient


    loads

     Restraints, supports, guides, sources of friction

     Calculations of pipe stresses in loops,


    bends, and offsets shall be based on the
    total range from minimum to maximum
    temperature normally expected
    Stress From Internal Pressure
    Restrained
    pipelines   𝑷𝒊 𝑫
    𝑺 𝑯=
    Unrestrained 𝟐𝟎 𝒕
    pipelines

    Stress From Thermal Expansion

    Restrained
    pipelines 𝑺  𝑬=𝑬 𝜶(𝑻 𝟏 −𝑻 𝟐)
     
    Unrestrained
    pipelines
    Criteria for pipelines
    •    Criteria for Pipe Wall Thickness

    S=F

     Criteria to Prevent Yield Failure


     Strength Criteria

      Criteria for Allowable Stress Due to


    Periodic or Cyclic Loading
    Materials
     Pipe
     Seamless Carbon Steel Pipe
    for High-Temperature
    Service
    ASTM A106
     Electric-Fusion-Welded Steel Pipe for
    Atmospheric and Lower Temperatures
    ASTM A671

     Fittings, Valves, and Flanges


     Large Diameter Steel Flanges
    ASME B16.47
    Acceptable Butt Welded Joint Design for Equal Wall Thicknesses
    INSPECTION
     Visual
     Supplementary Types of Examination
     Repair of Defects

    TESTING
     Testing of Fabricated Items
     Testing After New Construction
     Testing of Replacement Components
    Operation and Maintenance Procedures

    Safety of Liquid and Slurry

    Pipeline

     Pump Station, Terminal, and Storage Facilities

    Corrosion Control

    Emergency Plan

    Records
    Safety of Liquid and Slurry
     Have written detailed plans and training
    programs for employees covering
    operating and maintenance procedures
     Have a plan for external and internal
    corrosion control of new and existing
    piping systems
     Establish procedures to analyze all failures
    and accidents for the purpose of determining
    the cause and to minimize the possibility of
    recurrence
    Corrosion Control
    Buried or Submerged Pipelines

    Internal Corrosion Control

     Pipelines Exposed to Atmosphere

    Arctic Environments

    High Temperature Service


    Buried or Submerged Pipelines

    Coating

     Cathodic Protection

    Electrical Isolation

    Casings
    Offshore Liquid Pipeline Systems

    Carbon Dioxide Pipeline Systems

    Slurry Pipeline Systems


    Offshore Liquid Pipeline Systems
    Pressure Waves
    Design
    Conditions

    Temperature Wind
    Water Depth

     Design Criteria

     Pressure Design of Components

     Pipe

     Valves
    Thank you …

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