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load and resistance factor design: a standalone construct

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Structural engineering

a design method that multiplies loads by factors above one and resistances by factors below one, calibrated to give consistent reliability.

In structural engineering, load and resistance factor design refers to a design method that multiplies loads by factors above one and resistances by factors below one, calibrated to give consistent reliability. This meaning comes from Ravindra (1978) in Journal of the Structural Division.[1]

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  1. Ravindra, M. K., & Galambos, T. V. (1978). Load and Resistance Factor Design for Steel. Journal of the Structural Division, 104(9), 1337-1353. https://doi.org/10.1061/jsdeag.0004981

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