You have a bell curve of a projected load and a bell curve of the projected failure strength of a
structure.
How do you determine the reliability curve?
Bret Cahill
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Reliability of A Structure
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You have a bell curve of a projected load and a bell curve of the
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failure strength of a structure.
How do you determine the reliability curve?
The reliability function (aka the survival function) is the complement of the cdf: P[T>t].
If you're asking about reliability, where is the relative frequency of failure as a
function of time?Or are you about something other than reliability?
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