The primary objective of the present literature review is to provide a constructive and systematical discussion based on the relevant development,unsolved issues,gaps,and misconceptions in the literature regarding the...The primary objective of the present literature review is to provide a constructive and systematical discussion based on the relevant development,unsolved issues,gaps,and misconceptions in the literature regarding the fields of study that are building blocks of artificial intelligence-aided life extension assessment for offshore wind turbine support structures.The present review aims to set up the needed guidelines to develop a multi-disciplinary framework for life extension management and certification of the support structures for offshore wind turbines using artificial intelligence.The main focus of the literature review centres around the intelligent risk-based life extension management of offshore wind turbine support structures.In this regard,big data analytics,advanced signal processing techniques,supervised and unsupervised machine learning methods are discussed within the structural health monitoring and condition-based maintenance planning,the development of digital twins.Furthermore,the present review discusses the critical failure mechanisms affecting the structural condition,such as high-cycle fatigue,low-cycle fatigue,fracture,ultimate strength,and corrosion,considering deterministic and probabilistic approaches.展开更多
This paper focuses on how aging can affect performance of safety-related structures in nuclear power plant (NPP). Knowledge and assessment of impacts of aging on structures are essential to plant life extension analys...This paper focuses on how aging can affect performance of safety-related structures in nuclear power plant (NPP). Knowledge and assessment of impacts of aging on structures are essential to plant life extension analysis,especially performance to severe loadings such as loss-of-coolant-accidents or major seismic events. Plant life extension issues are of keen interest in countries (like the United States) which have a large,aging fleet of NPPs. This paper addresses the overlap and relationship of structure aging to severe loading performance,with particular emphasis on containment structures.展开更多
The s recent works on the improvement of the Strain Range Partitioning(SRP) method and its application to the life prediction of high temperature structural components are summarized. Examined components are divided ...The s recent works on the improvement of the Strain Range Partitioning(SRP) method and its application to the life prediction of high temperature structural components are summarized. Examined components are divided into three groups, that is, components in the steel production plants, in the automobile and in the fossil power plants. Based on the results of the inelastic analysis and the creepfatigue properties of the material, which were obtained by IJ(=PP,PC, CP, CC) tests, the effects of the material properties, operating conditions and configuration of components were quantitatively evaluated to select the most effective measures for the thermal fatigue life extension. The SRP has been successfully applied until now to the life prediction and extension of the actual structural components subjected to thermal cycling by the s.展开更多
Offshore steel structures are a common investment in oil and gas industries operating in shallow to medium depth seas.These structures have become increasingly popular since the mid-19th century,with a typical design ...Offshore steel structures are a common investment in oil and gas industries operating in shallow to medium depth seas.These structures have become increasingly popular since the mid-19th century,with a typical design life of 30-50 years.Despite their popularity,the structural integrity of existing offshore structures remains a controversial topic.Environmental loads and material degradation have been identified as significant factors that can compromise the structural integrity of offshore structures.To address this issue,this study aims to investigate the reserved strength capacity of a selected offshore structure located in the Malaysian Seas.The study will explore the effect of oceanographic data,variations in vertical load,and corrosion on the structure’s main members.To determine the impact of each variable on the reserved strength ratio(RSR)of the structure,several pushover analyses were conducted with different variables.Previous literature has shown little or no relationship between seawater wave height,gravity loads,and corrosion allowance on submerged steel members and the RSR of offshore structures.However,this study aims tofill this gap in knowledge by examining these variables’effects on the RSR of offshore structures.The study’sfindings indicate that even a slight increase in wave height can significantly impact the structure’s RSR due to the increase in lateral loading,potentially leading to severe damage to structural components and the foundation model.Additionally,gravity loads had an adverse effect on the RSR of the structure when more than double the vertical load was added.Corrosion allowance was also found to impact the RSR,particularly when assuming significant wall thickness corrosion in primary members.Overall,thefindings of this study have important implications for the design and maintenance of offshore structures.The results suggest that engineers and operators should pay close attention to the potential impacts of environmental loads,such as wave height and gravity loads,and material degradation,such as corrosion allowance,on the structural integrity of offshore structures.This information can be used to optimize the design and maintenance of offshore structures,leading to safer and more efficient operations.展开更多
文摘The primary objective of the present literature review is to provide a constructive and systematical discussion based on the relevant development,unsolved issues,gaps,and misconceptions in the literature regarding the fields of study that are building blocks of artificial intelligence-aided life extension assessment for offshore wind turbine support structures.The present review aims to set up the needed guidelines to develop a multi-disciplinary framework for life extension management and certification of the support structures for offshore wind turbines using artificial intelligence.The main focus of the literature review centres around the intelligent risk-based life extension management of offshore wind turbine support structures.In this regard,big data analytics,advanced signal processing techniques,supervised and unsupervised machine learning methods are discussed within the structural health monitoring and condition-based maintenance planning,the development of digital twins.Furthermore,the present review discusses the critical failure mechanisms affecting the structural condition,such as high-cycle fatigue,low-cycle fatigue,fracture,ultimate strength,and corrosion,considering deterministic and probabilistic approaches.
文摘This paper focuses on how aging can affect performance of safety-related structures in nuclear power plant (NPP). Knowledge and assessment of impacts of aging on structures are essential to plant life extension analysis,especially performance to severe loadings such as loss-of-coolant-accidents or major seismic events. Plant life extension issues are of keen interest in countries (like the United States) which have a large,aging fleet of NPPs. This paper addresses the overlap and relationship of structure aging to severe loading performance,with particular emphasis on containment structures.
文摘The s recent works on the improvement of the Strain Range Partitioning(SRP) method and its application to the life prediction of high temperature structural components are summarized. Examined components are divided into three groups, that is, components in the steel production plants, in the automobile and in the fossil power plants. Based on the results of the inelastic analysis and the creepfatigue properties of the material, which were obtained by IJ(=PP,PC, CP, CC) tests, the effects of the material properties, operating conditions and configuration of components were quantitatively evaluated to select the most effective measures for the thermal fatigue life extension. The SRP has been successfully applied until now to the life prediction and extension of the actual structural components subjected to thermal cycling by the s.
文摘Offshore steel structures are a common investment in oil and gas industries operating in shallow to medium depth seas.These structures have become increasingly popular since the mid-19th century,with a typical design life of 30-50 years.Despite their popularity,the structural integrity of existing offshore structures remains a controversial topic.Environmental loads and material degradation have been identified as significant factors that can compromise the structural integrity of offshore structures.To address this issue,this study aims to investigate the reserved strength capacity of a selected offshore structure located in the Malaysian Seas.The study will explore the effect of oceanographic data,variations in vertical load,and corrosion on the structure’s main members.To determine the impact of each variable on the reserved strength ratio(RSR)of the structure,several pushover analyses were conducted with different variables.Previous literature has shown little or no relationship between seawater wave height,gravity loads,and corrosion allowance on submerged steel members and the RSR of offshore structures.However,this study aims tofill this gap in knowledge by examining these variables’effects on the RSR of offshore structures.The study’sfindings indicate that even a slight increase in wave height can significantly impact the structure’s RSR due to the increase in lateral loading,potentially leading to severe damage to structural components and the foundation model.Additionally,gravity loads had an adverse effect on the RSR of the structure when more than double the vertical load was added.Corrosion allowance was also found to impact the RSR,particularly when assuming significant wall thickness corrosion in primary members.Overall,thefindings of this study have important implications for the design and maintenance of offshore structures.The results suggest that engineers and operators should pay close attention to the potential impacts of environmental loads,such as wave height and gravity loads,and material degradation,such as corrosion allowance,on the structural integrity of offshore structures.This information can be used to optimize the design and maintenance of offshore structures,leading to safer and more efficient operations.
