Structural safety definition
Structural safety means the continued capability of either of the following:
Structural safety means the continued capability of load bearing members of a building or structure to transmit actual and design live and dead loads to a foundation or other load-bearing members within the allowable working stresses of the materials or assembly of materials involved.
Structural safety means: The level of safety to which the wind turbine has been designed and dimensioned in order to withstand the loads to which it is likely to be subject and to function throughout its expected operational life.
Examples of Structural safety in a sentence
Safety Certificate: Bidder will be responsible for any causality occurred due to accident cause by the pole/tower (Moral, Financial and Legal Responsibility) Bidder to provide following certificates/bond: Structural safety certificate of pole/tower from a graduate structural engineer who should be a member of Institute of Engineers (India).