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Safety Factors and Probability in Structural Design

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Safety or reliability of a structure is formulated in terms of an uncertainty factor combined with a generalized allowable risk. The uncertainty factor allows the consideration of incomplete information and imperfect knowledge in the specification of a permissible risk level. This allows the use of judgment and the explicit use of probabilistic information in the design of safe structures.

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