Research on Design Values of Fragility with Mechanics Properties

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In this paper, on the basis of discussing the basic concept of design value of frailty, experiment data were analyzed by way of distribution fitting, and -3δ basis, A basis and B basis of fragility with mechanics properties were also calculated by means of normal distribution and logarithmic normal distribution so that reliability design concerned with Mechanics Properties can be performed conveniently.

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