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Finite element modeling of variable membrane thickness for field fabricated spherical (LNG) pressure vessel
This study investigated thickness requirements for field fabricated (large) spherical liquefied natural gas (LNG) pressure vessels using the finite element method. In the FEM modeling, 3-dimenisonal analysis was used to determine thickness requirements at different sections of a 5-m radius spherical...
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