The phrase "allowable design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, architecture, or any field where design parameters are defined by regulations or standards.
Example: "The allowable design for the bridge must adhere to the safety codes established by the engineering authority."
Alternatives: "permissible design" or "acceptable design".
Therefore, for the design of mechanically attached roofing systems, one should use for the fasteners the allowable design load derived from dynamic testing.
The maximum allowable design pressure stress will depend upon the intended service for the pipeline.
Partial factors of safety are applied to derive the allowable design strength for the geotextile.
The results indicate that the maximum deflections of the cantilever cylinder for the both motion modes do not exceed the allowable design values.
Table 2 Types of loads Allowable live load Large live load Below allowable design load Exceeding allowable design load 10 N, 30 N 40 N, 50 N Table 3 Test cases Large live load (N) Allowable live load (N) Case (i) 40 10 Case (ii) 40 30 Case (iii) 50 10 Case (iv) 50 30.
Water-immersion mandrel wrap data for time to failure of up to ~ 1 year are analyzed to obtain allowable design stresses for 30 year lifetime for the fiber.
The deck would be designed by Allowable Stress Design (ASD) and LRFD to support AASHTO design truckload HL-93.
However, most of the older long span bridges were designed based on allowable stress design and it is not possible to quantify their reliability.
By assuming the rock pressure calculated by the method presented in this paper is totally applied to the primary support, the safety factors in the typical cross section of the primary support is obtained by allowable stress design and ultimate strength design method [15, 16].
For example, all the seventeen long span bridges constructed in Japan by the Honshu Shikoku Bridge Authority between Honshu Island and Shikoku Island including ten suspension bridges, five cable-stayed bridges, one arch bridge, and one truss bridge were designed based on the allowable stress design method.
The proposed, allowable stress design method is based on designing for the steel grid and controlling the stresses in brick arches.
