Integrated life-cycle framework for maintenance, monitoring, and reliability of naval ship structures/ Dan M. Frangopol, Paolo Bocchini, Alberto Deco, etc.
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Naval Engineers Journal March 2012 Vol.124 No.1, pp.89-99 (40)Summary: This technical paper presents the results of a study made focussing on the development of an integrated life-cycle framework for ship reliability assessment, redundancy estimation, damage detection, and optimum inspection planning. It includes
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This technical paper presents the results of a study made focussing on the development of an integrated life-cycle framework for ship reliability assessment, redundancy estimation, damage detection, and optimum inspection planning. It includes
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