Probability of random events of inspection and repair and maintaining reliability of structures. (English) Zbl 0984.74077
Summary: Reliability analysis of inspected and repaired structures requires dealing with a large number of complex random events. Considering many kinds of random factors, we discuss here the probability of these random events existing possibly in the inspection and repair process, and propose some methodologies for reliability analysis. A systematic dynamic reliability model is given for structures in service under scheduled inspections and repair.
Keywords:
fatigue crack growth; random events; inspection; repair; reliability analysis; dynamic reliability modelReferences:
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