residualstyrka
Residualstyrka is a term used in engineering and physics to describe the remaining capacity of a material, structure, or system to withstand stress or load after initial usage, fatigue, or partial failure has occurred. The concept is essential when evaluating long-term performance, safety factors, and maintenance schedules.
In civil and structural engineering, residualstyrka refers to the ability of a concrete beam, steel column,
In material science, residualstyrka is linked to residual stress—a permanent, internal force that remains in a
Residualstyrka also appears in biomechanics, describing the remaining muscle or joint strength after fatigue or injury.
Because residualstyrka embodies the safety margin of a system, it is a cornerstone in reliability engineering,