Finite Element and Reliability: Combined Methods by Response Surface

The analysis of reliability for materials and structures requires both a relevant model of the mechanical behavior (scenario of failure, performance function or limit state function) around crisis situations, and an efficient evaluation model of the probability of failure.

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