Guidelines for the use of structural reliability and risk based techniques to justify the operation of onshore pipelines at design factors greater than 0.72;Directives concernant l'emploi des techniques de risque/fiabilite structurels afin de justifier l'exploitation de gazoducs terrestres à des coefficients de sécurité supérieurs à 0,72

International Gas Union World Gas Conference Papers

Volumn 21, Issue , 2000, Pages

  Francis, A ^a   Espiner, R J ^a   Edwards, A M ^a  

^a BG Technology   (United Kingdom)

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