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17 April 2013 Bi-probability structural risk management for container cranes
Xiao Mei, Dashan Dong, Chen Wang, Xinyuan Wang
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Abstract
Fatigue is one of main failure forms that the steel structure loses its functions under fluctuating loads. Take a container crane for example, the randomness of lifting load and trolley reaching positions, namely load probability and position probability, are the most obvious characteristic when loading and unloading containers on the ship. Correspondingly load spectrum and position spectrum is constructed to estimate the crack growth remaining life by using Paris’ Law and then the periodic inspection interval is proposed to conduct the structural risk management. A real case is analyzed in accordance with the risk assessment process mentioned in the paper and successfully explains which members to inspect, where to inspect, and how to inspect. At last the inspection interval is recommended based on the field structural monitoring data and it is economical and feasible.
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Xiao Mei, Dashan Dong, Chen Wang, and Xinyuan Wang "Bi-probability structural risk management for container cranes", Proc. SPIE 8695, Health Monitoring of Structural and Biological Systems 2013, 86953D (17 April 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2009762
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KEYWORDS
Inspection

Structural health monitoring

Corrosion

Failure analysis

Reliability

Optical inspection

Safety

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