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Hybrid Approach to the First Order Reliability Method in the Reliability Analysis of a Spatial Structure

Czasopismo: Applied Sciences - Basel. Special Issue: Toward Sustainable Engineering Structures for Better Safety in Built-Environment.   Tom: 11, Zeszyt: 2, Strony: paper: 648
ISSN:  2076-3417
Opublikowano: Styczeń 2021
 
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Agnieszka Dudzik orcid logo WBiAKatedra Mechaniki, Konstrukcji Metalowych i Metod Komputerowych *Niespoza "N" jednostkiInżynieria lądowa, geodezja i transport5050.00.00  
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reliability  hybrid computation  limit state function 



Abstract:

The objective of the article involves presenting two approaches to the structure reliability analysis. The primary research method was the First Order Reliability Method (FORM). The Hasofer–Lind reliability index β in conjunction with transformation method in the FORM was adopted as the measure of reliability. The first proposal was combining NUMPRESS software with the non-commercial KRATA program. In this case, the implicit form of the random variables function was created. Limit state function was symbolically given in the standard math notation as a function of the basic random and external variables. The second analysis proposed a hybrid approach enabling the introduction of explicit forms of limit state functions to the reliability program. To create the descriptions of this formula, the neural networks were used and our own original FEM module. The combination of conventional and neural computing can be seen as a hybrid system. The explicit functions were implemented into NUMPRESS software. The values of the reliability index for different descriptions of the mathematical model of the structure were determined. The proposed hybrid approach allowed us to obtain similar results to the results from the reference method