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USE OF THE THEORY OF RELIABILITY IN RAILWAY BRIDGE DESIGN

J P Necaev

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As a basic criterion of reliability, it is proposed to apply the probability of failure-free service for bridges. The article gives a classification of types of bridge failure, and recommendations for a quantitative assessment of criteria, as to their reliability when designing the structure.

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As a basic criterion of reliability, it is proposed to apply the probability of failure-free service for bridges. The article gives a classification of types of bridge failure, and recommendations for a quantitative assessment of criteria, as to their reliability when designing the structure.

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As a basic criterion of reliability, it is proposed to apply the probability of failure-free service for bridges. The article gives a classification of types of bridge failure, and recommendations for a quantitative assessment of criteria, as to their reliability when designing the structure.

Key concepts: Bridge (graph theory), Reliability (semiconductor), Reliability engineering, Engineering, Reliability theory, Service life, Structural reliability, Forensic engineering

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