Sicherheitsfaktors
Sicherheitsfaktor, also known as the factor of safety, is a concept used in engineering and design to ensure that a structure or component can withstand more load than it is expected to encounter during normal operation. It is a ratio of the ultimate strength or capacity of a system to the actual anticipated load. A higher Sicherheitsfaktor indicates a greater margin of safety, meaning the system can tolerate a larger overload before failure.
The primary purpose of incorporating a Sicherheitsfaktor is to account for uncertainties in design, manufacturing, and
The specific value of the Sicherheitsfaktor is determined by various factors, including the criticality of the