Koormustaluvus
Koormustaluvus is the maximum load or stress that a system can safely endure under specified conditions without unacceptable deformation, damage, or failure. The term is used in engineering and related fields to describe the capacity to bear applied forces or burdens, taking into account both short-term and long-term loading and the safety criteria imposed by standards or regulations.
In structural engineering, koormustaluvus determines the allowable load for elements such as beams, columns, and foundations.
Assessment methods combine empirical testing and modeling. Material testing (tension, compression, bending, fatigue), standardized codes, and