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M. Inegiyemiema

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Open access 2026

Corrosion Analysis of Offshore Oil and Gas Pipelines in Africa: Nonlinear Finite Element Assessment of Burst Pressure

Corrosion-induced metal loss reduces the burst capacity of ageing offshore pipelines, yet its effect on pipelines in African offshore fields remains poorly quantified. This study presents a nonlinear finite element analysis (FEA) of an API 5L X70 steel pipeline (outside diameter 600 mm, wall thickness 30 mm) containing...

Adewunmi Odedina, M. Inegiyemiema, King Nyeche Wugha · 0 citations
Open access 2026

Integrated Analytical and Finite Element Assessment of Stress and On-Bottom Stability for a Deepwater Offshore Pipeline in the Gulf of Guinea

Offshore subsea pipelines in the Gulf of Guinea are subjected to the combined effects of deepwater hydrostatic pressure, soft-clay seabed conditions and a high-intensity metocean environment. In this paper, an integrated analytical-numerical approach is developed for evaluating the stress and on-bottom stability of one...

Eze Evidence Ojie, M. Inegiyemiema, S. Nitonye · 0 citations
Open access Oct 2026

Study of Waste Heat Recovery Systems in Marine Engines: Potential for Energy Savings and Emission Reduction

The shipping industry faces increasing pressure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining operational efficiency. This study evaluates the energy-saving potential of an Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) system for waste heat recovery from a 21,840 kW MAN 8S65ME-C8.6 main marine diesel engine during a realistic 1,6...

P. Harrison, K. Theophilus-Johnson, M. Inegiyemiema · 0 citations
Open access 2026

Offshore Pipeline Stress and Stability Analysis in the Gulf of Guinea

The Gulf of Guinea, a critical hub for global offshore hydrocarbon production, presents unique challenges for subsea pipeline integrity due to its complex environmental conditions, including deep waters, soft seabed soils, and dynamic metocean forces. This research conducts a comprehensive stress and stability analysis...

Eze Evidence Ojie, M. Inegiyemiema, S. Nitonye · 0 citations
Open access Oct 2026

Stress and Free Span Analysis of an Offshore Pipeline in the Gulf of Guinea

Offshore pipelines are critical infrastructure for hydrocarbon transportation from subsea production facilities to processing systems. However, seabed irregularities and hydrodynamic forces often lead to unsupported free spans that threaten pipeline structural integrity through excessive bending stresses and vortex-ind...

Tamuno-iduabia Orupabo, M. Inegiyemiema, S. Nitonye · 1 citation

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