A computational technique is described for the analysis of propagating buckles in deep-water piplines. The technique is applied to an aluminum-alloy pipe for which experimental results are available. Quasi-static as well as dynamic buckles are obtained. The analytical results are presented and discussed in comparison with the experimental data.
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Offshore Mechanics
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