MOHAMMAD, Kashif, ASTHANA, Abhishek, COCKERHAM, Graham and ALMOND, Mark (2016). Innovative acoustic jacketing for oil and gas pipelines. In: 6th World PetroCoal Congress, New Delhi, India, 15-17 Feb 2016. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]
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Abstract
Oil and Gas Pipelines need thermal insulation and
cladding to protect them from harsh environmental
conditions, prevent heat losses, minimise health and
safety risks and comply with legislation. In certain
areas, these cladding jackets require additional layers of
noise and vibration insulation and often the installation
process is expensive and labour intensive. Conventional
systems use products like Lead and Bitumen for noise
reduction, but their use causes health, safety and
environmental problems. This research aimed to
mitigate these health and environmental problems and
produce an economic solution for noise insulation and
jacketing. Using a series of experimental tests and Finite
Element Analysis (FEA), an integrated cladding system
has been developed, combining acoustic insulation and
metal sheets in a single product. These tests showed that
the new system improved acoustic performance and
corrosion prevention while simultaneously allowing
easier installation which significantly reduces
installation time and related costs. A special purpose
machine has also been developed which will produce
the product in an efficient and cost effective manner.
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