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On Adjusting the Load Bearing Capacity of Decisive Members to Reliability Classes of Statically Determinate Complex Structures
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2013
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EngineeringStructural DynamicsMechanical EngineeringStructural PerformanceStructural OptimizationStructural SystemStructural EngineeringReliability EngineeringStructural IntegritySystems EngineeringShip Structural DesignReliabilityDecisive BarsReinforced ConcreteStructural Health MonitoringStructural DesignStructural ReliabilityLoad-bearing CapacityDecisive MembersMechanical SystemsStructural AnalysisReliability ClassesStructural MechanicsVibration ControlConstruction EngineeringLoad Bearing Capacity
Abstract The paper provides a solution to the problem of dimensioning decisive bars on the basis of the conditions of meeting the recommended reliability classes [9] of statically determinate structures composed of n members. A theorem was formulated: if a statically determinate structure composed of n decisive members is to attain the reliability greater than, or equal to, the recommended reliability p = 1- q, it is necessary and sufficient that the damage frequency sum q i of decisive members is smaller than the admissible damage frequency q of the structure: Σq i < q. On the basis of this theorem, s coefficients that recommend increase of the load bearing capacity of the decisive bars in a statically determinate structure constructed in order to meet the recommended class [9] of the structure reliability, are estimated and presented in a tabular form.
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