Factor of Safety

This video is about the factor of safety. Factor of safety can be defined as the ratio by which structure is safe. The higher factor of safety means structure is more safe to the load coming on it. It can be defined as the ratio of capacity to the demand or the ratio of ultimate stress to allowable stress. For more details please watch full video.

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[introvertsharma]

Crystal clear concept thank you so much sir❤️

[ansys]

You are doing a powerful Job. Thanks a lot Sir.

[samuelkanyingi]

Hi there can I ask why a high factor of safety of 2.5 to 3 for shallow foundations and a low factor of
safety of 1.1 to1.5 for stability of slopes are adopted.

[krisretro]

Thank you Sir. I understood why we use factor of safety.

[DupilPH]

good day sir! in what subject will this be tackled? we have this kind of topic in mechanics of materials

[daotrungkien]

Character In the video It's great, I like it a lot $$

[umarsalmani]

Thnx for make me great understand about F.O.S