2001Progress in Structural Engineering and MaterialsRequires access

Ship structural safety and reliability

Jeom Kee Paik, P A Frieze

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Abstract Recent research and development in the area of design methodologies related to safety and reliability of ship structures is reviewed, focusing on some relevant probabilistic approaches used for the load and resistance factor design (LRFD) of ship hulls against collapse. Important insights and findings previously obtained in the literature are summarized, and recommendations are made with respect to both technologically improved design procedures and those needed for future development.

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Abstract Recent research and development in the area of design methodologies related to safety and reliability of ship structures is reviewed, focusing on some relevant probabilistic approaches used for the load and resistance factor design (LRFD) of ship hulls against collapse. Important insights and findings previously obtained in the literature are summarized, and recommendations are made with respect to both technologically improved design procedures and those needed for future development.

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Abstract Recent research and development in the area of design methodologies related to safety and reliability of ship structures is reviewed, focusing on some relevant probabilistic approaches used for the load and resistance factor design (LRFD) of ship hulls against collapse. Important insights and findings previously obtained in the literature are summarized, and recommendations are made with respect to both technologically improved design procedures and those needed for future development.

Key concepts: Reliability (semiconductor), Hull, Engineering, Structural reliability, Probabilistic logic, Reliability engineering, Construction engineering, Forensic engineering

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