Showing papers by "Universiti Teknologi Malaysia published in 1988"
01 Sep 1988
11 citations
TL;DR: In this paper, the constitutive relations for the specially orthotropic lamina under a plane stress state are employed with a linear shell theory, to obtain the governing equations for the multi-layered cylindrical shell with through thickness symmetry, when subject to a general loading system.
10 citations
TL;DR: In this paper, a theoretical approach for the multi-layered, cross-ply GRP cylindrical shell with through thickness symmetry subject to a general loading system is presented, and the method is used to examine the behaviour of the shell when subjected to a uniformly distributed radial load, and to explore the capability of the design procedure proposed by the recently revised BS 4994, to predict adequately stress values that can be used in the design of multilayer systems.
8 citations
TL;DR: In this paper, a theoretical approach for the multi-layered, cross-ply GRP cylindrical shell with through thickness symmetry subject to a general loading system is presented, which is used to examine the behavior of a horizontal vessel, or pipe of a layered construction.
4 citations
11 May 1988
TL;DR: In this paper, the existing legislation for controlling and preventing oil pollution from offshore operation in line with current practices around the world is expounded and procedures to explain the existing existing legislation is lacking.
Abstract: Malaysia has long been victim of oil pollution well before the start of her own offshore exploitation of oil. With the effort to exploit offshore oil and gas, Malaysia has now become causer of pollution herself. Legislation existed for oil pollution prevention and control, along each and every stage of offshore petroleum operations which include exploration, development, production, transportation, treatment and storage. But procedures to explain the existing legislation is lacking and hence it is important to expound the existing legislation for controlling and preventing oil pollution from offshore operation in line with current practices around the world.
3 citations
TL;DR: In this article, a case study carried out, a clustering method has been applied to form machine-component groupings, followed by line analysis and group Loading analysis, and a single computer program covering these three aspects has been developed to facilitate the study.