NOUN
- the ratio of the breaking stress of a structure to the estimated maximum stress in ordinary use
How To Use safety factor In A Sentence
- The deeper the borehole the greater the geological barrier and consequent safety factor but, as indicated above, there are other valuable benefits of going to the depths proposed.
- The analysis of stability of a slope by limiting equilibrium criteria reduces to the search for the critical slip line, giving the minimum safety factor, and to the calculation of this value.
- In this sense, if will present rain war, the Hamilton pole position safety factor will drop.
- In this particular case the co-pilot's life may have been saved if this safety factor had been available.
- The stability assessment of Beimengou slope of the safety factor calculated by the strength reduction FEM.
- In this particular case the co-pilot's life may have been saved if this safety factor had been available.
- Keep the safety factor in mind when you make pajamas; flameproof fabric is often used for younger children's sleeping clothing.
- They all begin climbing into old style pressure suits, to add an extra safety factor above their life belts.
- Ewart points to the inclusion of a fume hood and eyewash station as important to the overall safety factor.