"Pipeline Engineering: Design, Failure, and Management" ed. by Sayeed Rushd, Mohamed Ismail

This book focuses on some recent evidence-based developments in pipeline engineering fields. The chapters include experiment-, simulation-, and analysis-based studies. The technological aspects examined here would definitely reinforce a pipeline engineer’s decision-making process.

All around the world, pipelines ensure the economic transmission of essential fluids to different industries and residential buildings. The discipline of pipeline engineering covers a wide range of topics, including design, construction, operation, instrumentation, maintenance, integrity, management, corrosion, and failure. Probably the most significant subjects are design, failure, and management, as these specialties have direct impacts on all other aspects of pipeline engineering. The contributing authors come from diverse geographical locations with strong experience in their respective fields.

Contents
1. Failure Analysis of Pipelines in the Oil and Gas Industry
2. Prevention of Pipes Bursting by Using a Novel Deicing Technology
3. Evaluation of Electromagnetic Interferences Affecting Metallic Pipelines
4. Assessment of the Structural Integrity of the Pipes with Anomalies Such as Local Elastic-plastic Deformations
5. Flexible Pipes
6. Terfenol-D Layer in a Functionally Graded Pipe Transporting Fluid for Free Vibration
7. Forced Laminar Flow in Pipes Subjected to Asymmetric External Conditions: The HEATT© Platform for Online Simulations
8. Review on the Stability of the Nanofluids
9. The Importance of Government Support for Pipeline Network Construction


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