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The selected approach for determining the inherent reliability level without redesign is therefore justified . RELIABILITY LEVEL ASSOCIATED WITH THE DESIGN BASIS For the min . tension limit state with a margin of 3.3 MPa in the ...
The selected approach for determining the inherent reliability level without redesign is therefore justified . RELIABILITY LEVEL ASSOCIATED WITH THE DESIGN BASIS For the min . tension limit state with a margin of 3.3 MPa in the ...
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RELIABILITY ANALYSIS tions while the second term expresses the expected failure cost ( consequence cost ) . For failure causes where a failure can be discovered before the element is broken or lost , e.g. fatigue and corrosion ...
RELIABILITY ANALYSIS tions while the second term expresses the expected failure cost ( consequence cost ) . For failure causes where a failure can be discovered before the element is broken or lost , e.g. fatigue and corrosion ...
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The element reliability to be used in the optimization model until the first inspection is carried out may be calculated as bx ( T ) = 1 - PK ( T ) - ( 1 - bx ( T ) ) ( 26 ) It is now assumed that the element has been inspected at time ...
The element reliability to be used in the optimization model until the first inspection is carried out may be calculated as bx ( T ) = 1 - PK ( T ) - ( 1 - bx ( T ) ) ( 26 ) It is now assumed that the element has been inspected at time ...
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Contents
OFFSHORE OUTLOOK 1989 | 1 |
Trends in U S Offshore Oil and Gas Development | 11 |
OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING | 19 |
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| Title | Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 1; Volume 8, Part 1 |
| Contributor | American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering Division |
| Publisher | American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1989 |
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