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This project addresses the significant demand for composite piping capable of withstanding elevated temperatures and/or pressure in water service and oil and gas transportation. In collaboration with Flexpipe at Mattr Infrastructure Technologies, we aim to develop rapid testing methods for designing and manufacturing large-diameter spoolable fiber-reinforced composite piping. Our focus is on exploring alternative procedures that are safe, efficient, cost-effective, and ensure high quality. This initiative is vital for our industrial partner and for Canada because: (1) There is an increasing need to enhance the cost-effectiveness and efficiency of fabrication and testing methods in key sectors such as oil and gas. (2) There is currently a lack of comprehensive understanding regarding the long-term performance of commercially available multilayer composite pipe in specific applications, such as linepipe for oil, gas, and water. (3) There are opportunities to transfer knowledge to other Canadian organizations facing similar technological challenges, specifically the use of durable fiber-reinforced composite materials in harsh environments.
Pierre Mertiny;Ahmed Samir Ead
Flexpipe
Engineering
Manufacturing; Professional, scientific and technical services
University of Alberta
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