Reliability Analysis of APN-A Offshore Jacket Using Monte Carlo Finite Element Method

Agro Wisudawan; Daniel M. Rosyid; Moh. Luthfi Baihaqie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.862.259

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Reliability Analysis of APN-A Offshore Jacket Using Monte Carlo Finite Element Method

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Reliability analysis is one of important parameter to ensure the safety of structure during its life time. Especially for large structure which has a high consequences. Conventional method is unable to give an accurate reliability result for a complex structure. Here is presented how MCFEM work to do reliability analysis of complex structure i.e. APN-A Offshore Jacket. Simulation was carried out until 100,000 number of cycles and obtained the reliability of APN-A offshore jacket i.e. 0.8806.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 862)

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January 2017

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Agro Wisudawan, Daniel M. Rosyid, Moh. Luthfi Baihaqie

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APN-A Offshore Jacket, Monte Carlo Finite Element Method, Probability of Failure, Reliability

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