Upheaval Buckling Calculation using OTC 6335 Method

Posted By: lucky_aut
Date: Nov. 4, 2025

Upheaval Buckling Calculation using OTC 6335 Method
Published 11/2025
Duration: 1h 5m | .MP4 1280x720 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 886.64 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Onshore Pipeline Upheaval Buckling Calculation using OTC 6335 Method

What you'll learn
- What is Pipeline Upheaval Buckling?
- Reason for Upheaval Buckling
- Key Parameters for Upheaval Buckling
- Methods for Upheaval Buckling
- Steps for Upheaval Buckling Calculation using OTC 6335 Method

Requirements
- No Pre-requisite

Description
Pipeline upheaval buckling is a critical challenge in onshore pipeline engineering—one that, if not accurately predicted and managed, can lead to catastrophic structural failures, costly downtime, and major environmental consequences. This specialized course is designed for pipeline engineers, structural analysts, pipeline designers, and energy sector professionals who want to confidently performUpheaval Buckling (UHB)assessments using theOTC Method.

This hands-on course provides a strong technical foundation while also emphasizing real-world applications. You will learn the science behind UHB, understand key influencing factors such as soil resistance, thermal expansion, axial forces, and soil terrain behavior, and apply the internationally recognized OTC methodology to perform accurate buckling evaluations for onshore pipelines.

We will walk through:

Meaning of Upheaval Buckling

Mechanisms and risks associated with upheaval buckling

Key Parameters for Upheaval Buckling

Methods for Upheaval Buckling

OTC analytical method explained step-by-step

Practical Example

By the end of this course, you will be able to independently carry out UHB assessments, interpret results, and make informed design decisions in line with global onshore engineering standards. Whether you're new to buckling analysis or seeking to deepen your industry expertise, this course provides the clarity, confidence, and practical tools needed to excel in pipeline design and integrity engineering.

Who this course is for:
- Pipeline Design Engineers
- Pipeline Stress and Structural Engineers
- Pipeline Construction and Installation Engineers
- Pipeline Integrity and Maintenance Engineers
- Engineering Consultants and EPC Contractors
- Graduate Students and Early-Career Professionals
- Pipeline Operators and Asset Owners
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