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Jul 1, 1986

Deflections and Bending Moments in Buried Pipes

Publication: Journal of Transportation Engineering
Volume 112, Issue 4

Abstract

An experimental study of the interaction of soil and buried pipes was carried out with a view to improve underground pipeline design. Six pipes of different rigidities were tested in a large soil box. Radial deflections and tangential strains in the pipe wall were measured at different loads and laying conditions. Nondimensional deflections and ring bending moments were calculated for a wide range of pipe‐soil stiffness ratios. Simple expressions for short‐term behavior of buried pipes are presented.

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Volume 112Issue 4July 1986
Pages: 345 - 357

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Itzhak Shmulevich
Research Fellow, Faculty of Agricultural Engrg., Technion—Israel Inst. of Tech., Haifa—32000, Israel
Naftali Galili
Sr. Lect., Faculty of Agricultural Engrg., Technion—Israel Inst. of Tech., Haifa—32000, Israel

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