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    ASCE preliminary research on pipeline flotation

    Pipe line flotation is undesired rising or sinking of pipe line during or after installation; it is usually caused by agitation of pipes of bulk specific gravity much different than that of backfill or ambient sediment; rising effect is studied experimentally; table for computing exposure to flotation is provided; relationship between flotation effects, shear strength, and liquid limit is studied; thixotropic regain for various sediments is studied and shown to be related to flotation effects; pipe line flotation table is based on "first guess" methods of estimating bulk specific gravity of pipe that will be safe from rising or sinking.

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    ASCE preliminary research on pipeline flotation

    Pipe line flotation is undesired rising or sinking of pipe line during or after installation; it is usually caused by agitation of pipes of bulk specific gravity much different than that of backfill or ambient sediment; rising effect is studied experimentally; table for computing exposure to flotation is provided; relationship between flotation effects, shear strength, and liquid limit is studied; thixotropic regain for various sediments is studied and shown to be related to flotation effects; pipe line flotation table is based on "first guess" methods of estimating bulk specific gravity of pipe that will be safe from rising or sinking.

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    ASCE preliminary research on pipeline flotation

    Pipe line flotation is undesired rising or sinking of pipe line during or after installation; it is usually caused by agitation of pipes of bulk specific gravity much different than that of backfill or ambient sediment; rising effect is studied experimentally; table for computing exposure to flotation is provided; relationship between flotation effects, shear strength, and liquid limit is studied; thixotropic regain for various sediments is studied and shown to be related to flotation effects; pipe line flotation table is based on "first guess" methods of estimating bulk specific gravity of pipe that will be safe from rising or sinking.

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    ASCE preliminary research on pipeline flotation

    Additional title:

    ASCE -- Proc (J Pipeline Div)

    Published in:

    American Society of Civil Engineers Proceedings, Journal of the Pipeline Division ; 92

    Publication date:

    1966

    Size:

    45 pages

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Print

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Pipe lines

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