2016
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)st.1943-541x.0001546
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Reliability-Based Performance Indicators for Structural Members

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“…How to reasonably handle the distantly provided monitored data is one of the main difficulties in structural health monitoring. A sound number of studies about data processing are mainly focused on the modal parameter identification, structural damage detection technology, data modeling, and so on, [1][2][3][4][5] while for the research of bridge performance prediction and assessment based on monitored data, some achievements are conducted, for example, performance analysis of structural member based on reliability, 6 performance prediction analysis of concrete structures based on monitoring information and probability, 7 fatigue life prediction method of concrete structures based on numerical and monitoring, 8 reliability updating and prediction of bridge structures based on proof loads and monitored data, 9 extreme stress prediction of bridges based on multiple Bayesian dynamic linear models (BDLM), 10 reliability assessment of long-span truss bridge, 11 and structural performance prediction based on monitored extreme data. 12 It is noticed that these examples are all studied based on the uniform data or theoretical analysis model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…How to reasonably handle the distantly provided monitored data is one of the main difficulties in structural health monitoring. A sound number of studies about data processing are mainly focused on the modal parameter identification, structural damage detection technology, data modeling, and so on, [1][2][3][4][5] while for the research of bridge performance prediction and assessment based on monitored data, some achievements are conducted, for example, performance analysis of structural member based on reliability, 6 performance prediction analysis of concrete structures based on monitoring information and probability, 7 fatigue life prediction method of concrete structures based on numerical and monitoring, 8 reliability updating and prediction of bridge structures based on proof loads and monitored data, 9 extreme stress prediction of bridges based on multiple Bayesian dynamic linear models (BDLM), 10 reliability assessment of long-span truss bridge, 11 and structural performance prediction based on monitored extreme data. 12 It is noticed that these examples are all studied based on the uniform data or theoretical analysis model.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…voids, brittle inclusions, corrosion pits, etc.) and machining & welding processes [44]. The initial crack sizes can be modelled with exponential [13,34] or lognormal distributions [20,45] or assumed to be constant [14].…”
Section: Initial Crack/flaw Sizementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Equation (44) shows that there is a constraint on the fatigue reliability in the reliability-based HDM approach, i.e.…”
Section: Lifetime Fatigue Reliability and Sensitivity To Cost Ratiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Folgende Key‐Performance‐Indikatoren (KPI) hat die Arbeitsgruppe 2 (WG2) der COST TU1406 für Straßenbrücken ausgearbeitet: reliability (R), availability (A), maintainability (M), safety (S), security (Se), environment (E), costs (C), health (H), politics (P), rating/inspection (I), durablity (D). In einer COST‐TU1406‐Expertenrunde wurden für die Charakterisierung der „Kern“‐Performance‐Indikatoren (KPI ist eine kleinere Gruppe von signifikanten Performance‐Indikatoren) in einem weiteren Schritt folgende Kriterien definiert: PI sind Größen, welche (a) messbar, (b) quantifizierbar, (c) mit einem Zielwert vergleichbar, (d) für ein Ranking anwendbar, (e) für eine wirtschaftliche Entscheidung geeignet sein müssen und welche den KPI zugeordnet werden können.…”
Section: Homogenisierung Der Performancebasierten Begrifflichkeitenunclassified