Ultimate Limit States
Ultimate Limit State is a structural engineering performance criterion belonging to the class of limit states, distinguished by its focus on the maximum load-carrying capacity of a reinforced concrete structure or foundation, at which failure or collapse is deemed to occur, thereby ensuring safety against excessive loading in the design of mat foundations and similar systems.
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Pusan National University
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Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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University of Naples Federico II
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