Hollow steel pipeline with total length of 2 km and dimension shown in Figure 1, is originally at an average temperature of 25°C. When flowed with oil produced from the reservoir, the average pipeline temperature increased to 75°C until the end. At the end of the pipeline, it is connected to a separator. a) Estimated the deformation which can occur due to temperature change. b) Calculate the reaction force required (on the separator) to prevent the pipeline from deforming?

Hollow steel pipeline with total length of 2 km and dimension shown in Figure 1, is originally at an average temperature of 25°C. When flowed with oil produced from the reservoir, the average pipeline temperature increased to 75°C until the end. At the end of the pipeline, it is connected to a separator. a) Estimated the deformation which can occur due to temperature change. b) Calculate the reaction force required (on the separator) to prevent the pipeline from deforming?

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