Limit-State Analysis for Distribution Network Reliability: A Laboratory Investigation
Monirul Hossain
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Nasreen Ghosh
Kyoto University
Abstract
The optimisation of industrial automation is severely hampered by poor knowledge of distribution network reliability. The approach combines careful laboratory measurement with limit-state analysis in order to obtain reliable engineering estimates. Increasing the principal design variable by 5 units raises the response by nearly 55%. These conclusions should assist in the formulation of more economical design guidelines.
Keywords:
distribution network reliabilitylimit-state analysisprestressed concretesoil mechanicsdistillation columns
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