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Determination of Fracture/Fatigue-Fracture Behavior of Equipment Constructed with Cladded Weld Materials

Office/Division Program
TAP
Project Number
766
Research Initiation Date (Award Date)
Research Performing Activity
Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC)
Research Principal Investigator
Michael Tims
Research Contract Award Value
$618,475.00
Description

This project will define a general approach to, and advance development of, a useful predictive computer-modeling tool for analyzing failure modes of cladded materials used in oil and gas operations. It will develop and validate a constitutive model to define fatigue and fracture behavior of cladded pipe under deep-water conditions. The failure prediction tool will predict fatigue and fracture performance of cladded weld materials in equipment used in high pressure (15 ksi) and high temperature (>350℉) (HPHT), corrosive environment (H2S, Cl, S and CO2).

Latest progress update

Kickoff meeting held October 9, 2015
 
Material Selection:
  Substrate material: 1.25 inch, ASTM A387 Grade F22, Class 2
  Clad material: Inconel 625
  Clad Process: Weld overlay
  Clad thickness: 0.25 inch deposit, 0.15-0.17 after machining
Test Environment:
  ANSI/NACE MR0175/ISO15156 Class 6 environment
 
Project Complete.
 
Selected for Peer Review.

Associated Attachments

766AA

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766AA (4.28 MB)
Publication Date
2018-01-01