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Reliability Assessment of Steel Arch Gate Main Frame by Analytical Hierarchy Process Method

Zhou Jian-fang

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Based on reliability theory, failure mode of steel arc gate structure was analyzed, analytical mode of steel arc gate main frame system reliability was determined, and fundamental statistical parameters of load and resistance of steel arc gate main frame structure were obtained through statistical analysis.

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Based on reliability theory, failure mode of steel arc gate structure was analyzed, analytical mode of steel arc gate main frame system reliability was determined, and fundamental statistical parameters of load and resistance of steel arc gate main frame structure were obtained through statistical analysis.

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Based on reliability theory, failure mode of steel arc gate structure was analyzed, analytical mode of steel arc gate main frame system reliability was determined, and fundamental statistical parameters of load and resistance of steel arc gate main frame structure were obtained through statistical analysis.

Key concepts: Reliability (semiconductor), Failure mode and effects analysis, Structural engineering, Frame (networking), Arc (geometry), Arch, Engineering, Mode (computer interface)

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