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Sensitivity Analysis On The Axial Soil Reaction Due To Temperature Induced Pipe Movements

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Seen from an international perspective preinsulated bonded pipe systems dominate in heat distribution. These pipe systems are usually buried in sand and soil-pipe interaction hinders thermal strains, which make economic solutions for bow- and T-sections possible. For static design pipe-soil interaction must be known as accurate as possible. However, several parameters are influencing the quantity of the expected soil reaction. Main influencing factors are dependent on the used bedding material and geometry. Furthermore current research results made additional soil-phenomena evident, which are hardening effects and stress redistribution during operation. A new calculation approach for the axial soil reaction was developed in 2015 based on existing test results and numerical simulations. A sensitivity analyses were carried out to estimate the significance of relevant parameters and the existing calculation approaches. This paper identifies the significant parameters and suggests parameter sets for lowest and highest axial soil reaction. Two main boundary situations are taken into account a) first movement b) during operation.

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Sensitivity Analysis On The Axial Soil Reaction Due To Temperature Induced Pipe Movements

Author: Weidlich, Ingo
Publisher: Elsevier
DOI: 10.1016/j.egypro.2017.05.083
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The 15 h In e na ional Symposium on Dis ic Hea ing and Cooling
Assessing he easibili y o using he hea demand-ou doo
empe a u e unc ion o a long- e m dis ic hea demand o ecas
I. And ića,b,c*, A. Pinaa, P. Fe ãoa, J. Fou nie b., B. Laca iè ec, O. Le Co ec
aIN+ Cen e o Inno a ion, Technology and Policy Resea ch -Ins i u o Supe io Técnico,A . Ro isco Pais 1, 1049-001 Lisbon, Po ugal
bVeolia Reche che & Inno a ion,291 A enue D ey ous Daniel, 78520 Limay, F ance
cDépa emen Sys èmes Éne gé iques e En i onnemen -IMT A lan ique, 4 ue Al ed Kas le , 44300 Nan es, F ance
Abs ac
Dis ic hea ing ne wo ks a e commonly add essed in he li e a u e as one o he mos e ec i e solu ions o dec easing he
g eenhouse gas emissions om he building sec o . These sys ems equi e high in es men s which a e e u ned h ough he hea
sales. Due o he changed clima e condi ions and building eno a ion policies, hea demand in he u u e could dec ease,
p olonging he in es men e u n pe iod.
The main scope o his pape is o assess he easibili y o using he hea demand –ou doo empe a u e unc ion o hea demand
o ecas . The dis ic o Al alade, loca ed in Lisbon (Po ugal), was used as a case s udy. The dis ic is consis ed o 665
buildings ha a y in bo h cons uc ion pe iod and ypology. Th ee wea he scena ios (low, medium, high) and h ee dis ic
eno a ion scena ios we e de eloped (shallow, in e media e, deep). To es ima e he e o , ob ained hea demand alues we e
compa ed wi h esul s om a dynamic hea demand model, p e iously de eloped and alida ed by he au ho s.
The esul s showed ha when only wea he change is conside ed, he ma gin o e o could be accep able o some applica ions
( he e o in annual demand was lowe han 20% o all wea he scena ios conside ed). Howe e , a e in oducing eno a ion
scena ios, he e o alue inc eased up o 59.5% (depending on he wea he and eno a ion scena ios combina ion conside ed).
The alue o slope coe icien inc eased on a e age wi hin he ange o 3.8% up o 8% pe decade, ha co esponds o he
dec ease in he numbe o hea ing hou s o 22-139h du ing he hea ing season (depending on he combina ion o wea he and
eno a ion scena ios conside ed). On he o he hand, unc ion in e cep inc eased o 7.8-12.7% pe decade (depending on he
coupled scena ios). The alues sugges ed could be used o modi y he unc ion pa ame e s o he scena ios conside ed, and
imp o e he accu acy o hea demand es ima ions.
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Keywo ds: Hea demand; Fo ecas ; Clima e change
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Sensi i i y Analysis On The Axial Soil Reac ion
Due To Tempe a u e Induced Pipe Mo emen s
Ingo Weidlicha*
aHa enCi y Uni e si ä Hambu g, Übe seeallee 16, 20457 Hambu g, Ge many
Abs ac
Seen om an in e na ional pe spec i e p einsula ed bonded pipe sys ems domina e in hea dis ibu ion. These pipe sys ems a e
usually bu ied in sand and soil-pipe in e ac ion hinde s he mal s ains, which make economic solu ions o bow-and T-sec ions
possible. Fo s a ic design pipe-soil in e ac ion mus be known as accu a e as possible. Howe e , se e al pa ame e s a e
in luencing he quan i y o he expec ed soil eac ion. Main in luencing ac o s a e dependen on he used bedding ma e ial and
geome y. Fu he mo e cu en esea ch esul s made addi ional soil-phenomena e iden , which a e ha dening e ec s and s ess
edis ibu ion du ing ope a ion. A new calcula ion app oach o he axial soil eac ion was de eloped in 2015 based on exis ing
es esul s and nume ical simula ions. A sensi i i y analyses we e ca ied ou o es ima e he signi icance o ele an pa ame e s
and he exis ing calcula ion app oaches. This pape iden i ies he signi ican pa ame e s and sugges s pa ame e se s o lowes
and highes axial soil eac ion. Two main bounda y si ua ions a e aken in o accoun a) i s mo emen b) du ing ope a ion.
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1. In oduc ion
Seen om an in e na ional pe spec i e pipe laying acco ding o s a e o he a in hea dis ibu ion is p ima ily
based on p einsula ed bonded pipe sys ems. These pipe sys ems a e usually bu ied in sand. The in e ac ion o soil
* Co esponding au ho . Tel.: 49-40-42827-5700
E-mail add ess: ingo[email p o ec ed]
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The 15 h In e na ional Symposium on Dis ic Hea ing and Cooling
Sensi i i y Analysis On The Axial Soil Reac ion
Due To Tempe a u e Induced Pipe Mo emen s
Ingo Weidlicha*
aHa enCi y Uni e si ä Hambu g, Übe seeallee 16, 20457 Hambu g, Ge many
Abs ac
Seen om an in e na ional pe spec i e p einsula ed bonded pipe sys ems domina e in hea dis ibu ion. These pipe sys ems a e
usually bu ied in sand and soil-pipe in e ac ion hinde s he mal s ains, which make economic solu ions o bow-and T-sec ions
possible. Fo s a ic design pipe-soil in e ac ion mus be known as accu a e as possible. Howe e , se e al pa ame e s a e
in luencing he quan i y o he expec ed soil eac ion. Main in luencing ac o s a e dependen on he used bedding ma e ial and
geome y. Fu he mo e cu en esea ch esul s made addi ional soil-phenomena e iden , which a e ha dening e ec s and s ess
edis ibu ion du ing ope a ion. A new calcula ion app oach o he axial soil eac ion was de eloped in 2015 based on exis ing
es esul s and nume ical simula ions. A sensi i i y analyses we e ca ied ou o es ima e he signi icance o ele an pa ame e s
and he exis ing calcula ion app oaches. This pape iden i ies he signi ican pa ame e s and sugges s pa ame e se s o lowes
and highes axial soil eac ion. Two main bounda y si ua ions a e aken in o accoun a) i s mo emen b) du ing ope a ion.
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Keywo ds: bu ied pipe design, pipe soil in e ac ion, ic ion o ce
1. In oduc ion
Seen om an in e na ional pe spec i e pipe laying acco ding o s a e o he a in hea dis ibu ion is p ima ily
based on p einsula ed bonded pipe sys ems. These pipe sys ems a e usually bu ied in sand. The in e ac ion o soil
* Co esponding au ho . Tel.: 49-40-42827-5700
E-mail add ess: ingo.weidlich@hcu-hambu g.de
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and pipe hinde s he mal s ains, making economic solu ions o bow- and T-sec ions possible. Rega ding he s a ic
design, pipe-soil in e ac ions mus be known as accu a e as possible.
Nomencla u e
k0ea h p essu e coe icien a es = 1-sinϕ'
Ge ec i e weigh o he pipe illed wi h wa e
σ e ec i e soil s ess a pipe axis
o g anula soils:
σ γB*Hw+γBW*(Z-Hw) o Hw< Z
σ γs*Z o Hw≥Z
Zdep h o he pipe axis
Hwdep h o g ound wa e able
γBuni weigh o he soil
γBw buoyan weigh o he soil
γSweigh o he sa u a ed soil
Daou e diame e
µ coe icien o ic ion
δ con ac ic ion angle
ϕ'in e nal soil ic ion angle
κl ac o o he ela ionship be ween ini ial s ess s a e and subsequen s ess s a e
σ ,a g a e age con ac p essu e on he pipe pe ime e
F ,u ul ima e ic ion o ce
∆T empe a u e inc emen
κl ac o o he ela ionship be ween ini ial s ess s a e and seconda y s ess s a e
Hdep h o o e bu den o he op o he pipe
D ela i e densi y o soil bedding
αT he mal expansion coe icien
Asa ea o s eel medium pipe
EYoung’s Modulus
FRul ima e ic ion o ce
l0leng h o he gliding sec ion
Howe e , se e al pa ame e s a e in luencing he quan i y o he expec ed soil eac ion [1]. Main in luencing ac o s
a e he bedding ma e ial u ilized and i s pa ame e s (e.g. a e age e ec i e uni weigh , compac ness o coe icien o
la e al ea h p essu e) and he geome y o he pipe and ench (e.g. dep h o he pipe (c own) below he su ace o
ex e nal pipe diame e ). Fu he mo e, cu en esea ch esul s e iden ly showed he in luence o addi ional
phenomena, such as ha dening e ec s and s ess edis ibu ion du ing ope a ion [2]. A new calcula ion app oach o
he axial soil eac ion was de eloped in 2015 based on exis ing es esul s and nume ical simula ions [3].
Soil eac ions ele an o he design o dis ic hea ing pipelines a e di ided in o wo g oups: Axial soil eac ion and
la e al soil eac ion. Since he magni ude o he expec ed la e al soil eac ion is a cu en esea ch opic [4] he axial
soil eac ion, which is he skin ic ion among he pe ime e o he pipe, was sugges ed o be desc ibed su icien ly
by s anda d calcula ion app oaches in he las decades. Howe e , majo de ia ions be ween calcula ed eac ions and
measu emen o he bea ing beha iou o dis ic hea ing pipes in si u ha e been epo ed by enginee s qui e
equen ly. Agains his backg ound, a new app oach o calcula ing he skin ic ion was de eloped aking in o
accoun con empo a y esea ch esul s.
2. S a e o he a
The Eu opean s a e o he a o he calcula ion o pipe skin ic ion o dis ic hea ing pipes is de ined in EN13941
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[5]. Acco ding o his app oach, he skin ic ion FRis assumed o be p opo ional o he adial con ac p essu e
a ound he pipe and may be calcula ed using equa ion (1).













−+
+
=
2
0
2
*****
2
1
a
Ba R
D
GD
k
F
πγπσµ
(1)
The e m in b acke s desc ibes he esul ing ea h p essu e ac ing on he pipe. Howe e , se e al o he
me hodologies a e a ailable o he calcula ion o he esul ing ea h p essu e on pipes (e.g Ma s on [6], Spangle
[7], Leonha d [8]). µis he coe icien o ic ion acco ding o COULOMB,gene ally anging be ween µ=0.3 o 0.4
o no mal condi ions, c . acco ding o EN 13941 [5]. Al e na i ely,equa ion 2 may be used o he calcula ion o µ.






== 3
'*2
an an
ϕ
δµ
(2)
Since he in e nal ic ion angle anges be ween ϕ‘=32° o 40° o sands, equa ion (2) leads o µ=0.39…0.5.
Conside ing as mo emen s,µ=0.6 isgi en in [5], which is 1.5- imes highe han he alue occu ing due o no mal
mo emen .
3. Ini ial s ess condi ion
Rega ding cons an geome ic bounda ies, he ini ial s ess condi ion a e ins alla ion depends on he p ope ies
o he bedding ma e ial. In o de o a oid se lemen s o he su ace, a high deg ee o compac ness is usually wan ed
o he ench back ill. The compac ness achie ed wi hin he ench in luences he uni weigh o he soil and he
ea h p essu e coe icien [1]. Thus, an inc eased coe icien o ea h p essu e p obably occu s and has o be aken
in o accoun when calcula ing he maximum ic ion o ce in he sense o a wo s case scena io.
4. S ess condi ions du ing ope a ion
Du ing ini ial ope a ion o he pipeline, wo main e ec s ha e o be aken in o accoun o he desc ip ion o axial
soil eac ion: 1. Due o empe a u e dependen adial expansion ∆ e he no mal soil s ess inc eases along he
pe ime e o he pipe and 2. Tempe a u e d i en axial expansion leads o axial pipe mo emen s esul ing in a
ha dening e ec due o dila an soil eac ion. Bo h e ec s a e illus a ed in Figu e 1.
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Fig. 1. Two majo e ec s du ing ini ial ope a ion.
The adial pipe-soil in e ac ion was in es iga ed in a wo-dimensional nume ical model by ACHMUS in 1995 [9].
Axial ha dening e ec s due o dila ancy a e known om bu ied s uc u al componen s such as piles and ancho s.
These e ec s we e conside ed o unde s and skin ic ion o dis ic hea ing pipelines by he au ho in 2007 [10].
Achmus calcula ed 1995 ypical pa ame e combina ions o sand wi h di e en ela i e densi ies. As a measu e
o empe a u e dependence, he ac o κl, was de ined:
)0(
,
,
)0(
,
,
)100(
)100(
u
u
a g
a g
lF
KTF
KT =∆
=
=∆
=
σ
σ
κ
(3)
The esul s indica ed ha his ac o signi ican ly depends on he ela i e densi y o he sand, as well as he
o e bu den heigh H. Achmus de i ed equa ion (4) o he calcula ion o κl om he esul s ( alid o ∆T=100K).
Fo lowe ∆T, κlmay be in e pola ed.
l
DmH *22.1][*1.018.1 +−=
κ
(4)
Sys ema ic undamen al in es iga ions on he in e ac ing e ec s o adial expansion and ha dening due o
dila ancy a e missing. Howe e , ew isola ed single esul s exis bu an o e all e alua ion has no been ca ied ou
ye . An example o cu en esul s is he in es iga ion o HUBER e al. om 2014 [2], which a e shown in ex ac s
in Figu e 2.
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Fig. 2. Resul s om HUBER e al. [2].
HUBER e al. obse ed an inc eased ic ion o ce, ep esen ed by κl,Hube =1.5 o a empe a u e inc emen o
∆T=50K. Medium dense bounda y condi ions o he bedding we e epo ed, which is ela ed o D ≈0.5. A e
in e pola ion, equa ion (4) deli e s κl,Achmus=1.36 o ∆T=50K. Thus, expe imen al 3d- esul s app oxima ely showed
alues 10% abo e he esul s o he 2d-app oach. Values o his magni ude o axial ha dening we e obse ed be o e
wi hou empe a u e load in [11].
Me ging he wo-dimensional nume ical in es iga ions o ACHMUS wi h he axial ha dening e ec due o
dila ancy, a mo e ealis ic app oach o he calcula ion o ic ion o ce du ing ini ial loading is assumed, see
equa ion (5).
Achmusl
R
KTR
l
DmH
F
F
*34.1][*11.030.11.1*
,
0,
100,
mod,
+−===
=∆
κκ
(5)
Conside ing epea ed he mal loading, he soil con ac p essu e will dec ease due o s ess edis ibu ion in he
su ounding soil. In p esen p ac ice, he ini ial ic ion o ce is assumed o d op by 50% simula ing he esidual s a e
upon cyclic loading acco ding o EN13941 [5]. The ac ual phenomena o ic ion deg ada ion we e in es iga ed by
he au ho , whe eas addi ional equa ions desc ibing s esses occu ing du ing ope a ion a e gi en e.g. in [10].
5. Sensi i i y analysis
A sensi i i y analysis was ca ied ou conside ing wo bounda y pa ame e se s esul ing in low and high ic ion,
s. Table 1. A high empe a u e inc emen ∆T was used o ope a ion empe a u es up o 120°C acco ding o
EN13941 [5].

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Table 1. Pa ame e se .
Pa ame e
Low ic ion
High ic ion
O e bu den heigh
H=0.8 m
H=0.8 m
Nominal Diame e /Ou e Diame e
DN100/200
DN100/200
Tempe a u e Inc emen
∆T=100K
∆T=100K
Uni weigh o soil
γ=16kN/m³
γ=20kN/m³
Ea h p essu e coe icien
K=0.5=1-sin(ϕ’=30°)
K=1.0
Coe icien o ic ion
µ=0.36= an(2*(ϕ’=30)/3)
µ=0.54= an(2*(ϕ’=43)/3)
Rela i e densi y
Loose
Dense, D
=0.7
Equa ions
(1)
(1) and (5)
Fu he mo e, equa ion (1) was used acco ding o EN13941 ep esen ing he lowe bounda y. In addi ion, κl,mod
was applied o desc ibing he uppe bounda y. A common single beam s a ic model was used o he sensi i i y
analysis, which is shown in Figu e 3.
Fig. 3. Single beam model o DH-pipe.
Acco ding o equa ions (6) and (7), he leng h o he gliding sec ion l0and he maximum displacemen umax may
be de i ed o his model.
R
sT
F
EAT
l
***
0
∆
=
α
(6)
s
R
EA
lF
u2
2
0
max =
(7)
The esul s o he calcula ions a e gi en in able 2. The a io o high and low ic ion is 5.41. This di e ence
demons a es he impo ance o choosing accu a e pa ame e s o he bedding condi ions in he ield in o de o
calcula e he ic ion o ces occu ing co ec ly.
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Table 2. Resul s.
Resul s
Low ic ion
High ic ion
Ra io High
s. Low
Skin ic ion F
R
2.33 kN/m
12.6 kN/m
5.41
Gliding leng h l
0
137.26 m
25.35 m
0.18
Maximum displacemen u
max
84.6 mm
15.6 mm
0.18
Basing on he examina ions on a u u e de elopmen o he supply low empe a u es o dis ic hea ing
conduc ed by LUND e al. in 2014 [12], he sensi i i y analysis was enhanced o a u u e scena io acco ding o he
empe a u e de elopmen shown in Fig. 4.
Fig. 4. Fu u e supply empe a u e acco ding o [12].
Fo a ic i ious a e age ambien empe a u e Ta=20°C, he ele an empe a u e inc emen anges he e be ween
∆T1880=180K and ∆T2050=30K. The esul s o umax and l0unde low ic ion condi ion acco ding o Table 1 a e
gi en o dec easing ∆T in Fig. 5.
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Fig. 5. Signi icance o dec easing supply empe a u e.
This simple pa ame ic s udy o he single beam sys em shows a signi ican educ ion o maximum displacemen
and gliding leng h as well as he ela ed s ains and s esses. Fo a u u e empe a u e inc emen o ∆T=30K only a
displacemen o 7.1 mm emains which is less han 10% o he displacemen o ∆T=100K.
6. Conclusions
A e a e iew o scien i ic esul s om nume ical and expe imen al in es iga ions, highe alues o he ic ion
o ce du ing ini ial empe a u e loading a e expec ed o dense bedding condi ions. Since wo soil-mechanical
phenomena ha e been examined independen ly in he pas , a new empi ical calcula ion app oach is sugges ed. A
sensi i i y analysis is done, applying wo bounda y pa ame e se s, showed majo disc epancies in ic ion o ces
assessing he magni ude o he cha ac e is ic designs. Howe e , he p esen ed me ged calcula ion app oach o
ini ial skin ic ion is based only on limi ed da a. Be o e p ac ical implemen a ion he app oach shall be e alua ed by
ield measu emen s and addi ional expe imen al in es iga ions.
Finally i mus be no ed o he sugges ed u u e scena ioswi h dec easing supply empe a u es in dis ic hea ing
ne wo ks s a ic enginee ing and soil-pipe in e ac ion issues may play a mino ole in he u u e.
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