The new release of COMREL comes with numerous improvements. The most notable new features are: (i) Limit-state functions coded in Python can now directly be analyzed. (ii) You can now easily develop your own interfaces to external programs by employing the new Sturel Add-On (SAO) feature. (iii) The COMREL manual is now directly integrated into the graphical user interface.
STRUREL is a collection of programs for stuructural reliability analysis. The main packages are COMREL for component reliability analysis and SYSREL for system reliability analysis. More details can be found here.
In reliability analysis, the goal is to assess the performance of models of varying complexity. STRUREL allows you to interface limit-state functions coded in Matlab, Python, C++, Fortran and SOFiSTiK. You can also develop your own interfaces to external programs by employing the new Sturel Add-On (SAO) feature.
On the education page, you will find a series of video tutorials that demonstrate the use of the STRUREL programs.
Due to material deficiencies and changes in safety requirements, existing overhead transmission towers must undergo a verification of their reliability. STRUREL powers the software P242 for FE based reliability analysis of these towers, which was developed in collaboration with major German electrical infrastructure companies. Due to its user-friendly and effective design, the software is used efficiently to verify 1000s of transmission towers.
STRUREL supported the design and manufacturing of critical components of aerospace structures, including the high-strength steel booster case of Ariane 5 for which an exhaustive reliability assessment was performed. The reliability updating capabilities of STRUREL allowed optimizing the expensive proof-tests that are part of the manufacturing process.
STRUREL was central in verifying and demonstrating the reliability of the Storebæltsbroen cable bridge. The effect of cable failures on the reliability of the bridge was investigated with the unique system reliability tools incorporated in STRUREL. These allow to efficiently assess systems with large numbers of failure modes.
The new release of COMREL comes with numerous improvements. The most notable new features are: (i) Limit-state functions coded in Python can now directly be analyzed. (ii) You can now easily develop your own interfaces to external programs by employing the new Sturel Add-On (SAO) feature. (iii) The COMREL manual is now directly integrated into the graphical user interface.
STRUREL is a collection of programs for stuructural reliability analysis. The main packages are COMREL for component reliability analysis and SYSREL for system reliability analysis. More details can be found here.
In reliability analysis, the goal is to assess the performance of models of varying complexity. STRUREL allows you to interface limit-state functions coded in Matlab, Python, C++, Fortran and SOFiSTiK. You can also develop your own interfaces to external programs by employing the new Sturel Add-On (SAO) feature.
On the education page, you will find a series of video tutorials that demonstrate the use of the STRUREL programs.
Due to material deficiencies and changes in safety requirements, existing overhead transmission towers must undergo a verification of their reliability. STRUREL powers the software P242 for FE based reliability analysis of these towers, which was developed in collaboration with major German electrical infrastructure companies. Due to its user-friendly and effective design, the software is used efficiently to verify 1000s of transmission towers.
STRUREL supported the design and manufacturing of critical components of aerospace structures, including the high-strength steel booster case of Ariane 5 for which an exhaustive reliability assessment was performed. The reliability updating capabilities of STRUREL allowed optimizing the expensive proof-tests that are part of the manufacturing process.
STRUREL was central in verifying and demonstrating the reliability of the Storebæltsbroen cable bridge. The effect of cable failures on the reliability of the bridge was investigated with the unique system reliability tools incorporated in STRUREL. These allow to efficiently assess systems with large numbers of failure modes.
The new release of COMREL comes with numerous improvements. The most notable new features are: (i) Limit-state functions coded in Python can now directly be analyzed. (ii) You can now easily develop your own interfaces to external programs by employing the new Sturel Add-On (SAO) feature. (iii) The COMREL manual is now directly integrated into the graphical user interface.
STRUREL is a collection of programs for stuructural reliability analysis. The main packages are COMREL for component reliability analysis and SYSREL for system reliability analysis. More details can be found here.
In reliability analysis, the goal is to assess the performance of models of varying complexity. STRUREL allows you to interface limit-state functions coded in Matlab, Python, C++, Fortran and SOFiSTiK. You can also develop your own interfaces to external programs by employing the new Sturel Add-On (SAO) feature.
On the education page, you will find a series of video tutorials that demonstrate the use of the STRUREL programs.
Due to material deficiencies and changes in safety requirements, existing overhead transmission towers must undergo a verification of their reliability. STRUREL powers the software P242 for FE based reliability analysis of these towers, which was developed in collaboration with major German electrical infrastructure companies. Due to its user-friendly and effective design, the software is used efficiently to verify 1000s of transmission towers.
STRUREL supported the design and manufacturing of critical components of aerospace structures, including the high-strength steel booster case of Ariane 5 for which an exhaustive reliability assessment was performed. The reliability updating capabilities of STRUREL allowed optimizing the expensive proof-tests that are part of the manufacturing process.
STRUREL was central in verifying and demonstrating the reliability of the Storebæltsbroen cable bridge. The effect of cable failures on the reliability of the bridge was investigated with the unique system reliability tools incorporated in STRUREL. These allow to efficiently assess systems with large numbers of failure modes.
Actions on structures such as wind, earthquake, machinery vibrations, as well as the capacity of structural elements, the material properties and the geometry of structure can fluctuate randomly.
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