Experimental materials and techniques
Detection of hydrates with neutron activation inside submarine pipelines
Research and innovation REF: IN249 V1
Experimental materials and techniques
Detection of hydrates with neutron activation inside submarine pipelines

Authors : Sophie BOUAT, Ludovic PINIER, Xavier SÉBASTIAN, Adrian LOSKO, Rudolf SCHÜTZ, Michael SCHULZ, Zsolt REVAY, Zeljko ILIC, Eric MAUERHOFER, Thomas BRÜCKEL, Ralph GILLES

Publication date: September 10, 2022 | Lire en français

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2. Experimental materials and techniques

2.1 Description of subsea pipelines

Today's commercial pipelines are made of steel pipe (X65 steel) with outside diameters of between 150 and 500 mm and thicknesses of between 15.0 and 40.0 mm. They are covered with a layer of porous polypropylene, also known as "syntactic polypropylene", typically 90.0 mm thick, which serves as thermal insulation (Figure 5 ). This insulator consists of conventional polypropylene ((C 3 H 6 ) n density 0.9 g/cm 3 ), the pores of which are filled with quartz microbeads (SiO ...

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