Sentence examples for serviceability constraints from inspiring English sources

A higher TMD mass is needed to satisfy the vibration serviceability constraints for higher levels of uncertainty, showing the trade-off between cost and robustness.

While various methods have been proposed for obtaining optimal systems that meet serviceability constraints set on the performance of non-structural components, e.g. the cladding system, methods are still lacking for optimizing under constraints aimed at ensuring occupant comfort.

The serviceability performance constraint ensures acceptable safety level against first plastic hinge occurrence, while the ultimate performance constraint ensures adequate safety against plastic collapse.

The algorithm accounts for the serviceability and strength constraints as specified in BS5950.

The algorithm accounts for serviceability and strength constraints as specified in BS 5950 19900).

The produced optimum design satisfies the strength, ductility, serviceability and other constraints related to good design and stated in the relevant specifications.

The serviceability and the strength constraints are included in the design problem as defined in BS 5950.

The produced optimum design satisfies the strength, serviceability, ductility, durability and other constraints related to good design and detailing practice.

The paper addresses the problem of efficiently designing structural systems subject to reliability constraints imposed at both serviceability and ultimate limit states.

The objective function is minimized subjected to the design constraints of strength (stress) and serviceability (deflection).

Numerical simulations show that the optimally designed HMD system would be expected to reduce the wind-induced vibration effectively and to satisfy serviceability criteria as well as other design constraints.