A method of reliability analysis is utilized to calibrate the live load factor based on the expected life-time of a cast-in-place reinforced concrete (RC) structure. The probabilistic parameters of live load are computed for different life-times and live load factors are then suggested so that the same level of safety is maintained for any given life-span. An example is presented that demonstrates how modified live load factors can be conducive to making decision on the necessity and the level of the required strengthening in a concrete structure in need of repair.

Incorporating Expected Life-Time into Live Load Factor for RC Structures Using Reliability Analysis / H. J., Zadeh; Nanni, Antonio. - In: ADVANCES IN STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING. - ISSN 1369-4332. - 16:5(2013), pp. 887-898. [10.1260/1369-4332.16.5.887]

Incorporating Expected Life-Time into Live Load Factor for RC Structures Using Reliability Analysis

NANNI, ANTONIO
2013

Abstract

A method of reliability analysis is utilized to calibrate the live load factor based on the expected life-time of a cast-in-place reinforced concrete (RC) structure. The probabilistic parameters of live load are computed for different life-times and live load factors are then suggested so that the same level of safety is maintained for any given life-span. An example is presented that demonstrates how modified live load factors can be conducive to making decision on the necessity and the level of the required strengthening in a concrete structure in need of repair.
2013
Incorporating Expected Life-Time into Live Load Factor for RC Structures Using Reliability Analysis / H. J., Zadeh; Nanni, Antonio. - In: ADVANCES IN STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING. - ISSN 1369-4332. - 16:5(2013), pp. 887-898. [10.1260/1369-4332.16.5.887]
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