Failure Case Analysis and Prevention of Facilities in Oil and Gas Transmission Station

Abstract

In view of the failure of facilities in oil and gas stations, 25 failure cases and their causes in domestic oil and gas stations and valve chambers in recent years are statistically analyzed. The analysis results show that the main factors leading to the failure of oil and gas station facilities include fatigue failure, corrosion failure, failure caused by welding defects, failure caused by manufacturing defects, and failure caused by overload, fire and irresistible external forces. According to the failure location and failure type, specific suggestions to prevent the failure of oil and gas station facilities are put forward.

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