How to calculate safety factor Videos

• 1. Factor of Safety Analysis of a Bike Frame - SolidWorks Simulation
• 2. Mechanics of Materials Factor of Safety and design
• 3. Geotechnical-Factor of Safety Against Sliding on Retaining Wall
• 4. Using Factor of Safety in Solidworks
• 5. L5v2 Tutorial Question 3 on simple thin wall cylinderical with safety factor calculation

Factor of Safety Analysis of a Bike Frame - SolidWorks Simulation

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boschX1 commented on 20 May 2013

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salim yagoub commented on 05 Jul 2015

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Konstadinos Liakouris commented on 04 Jun 2013

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Mechanics of Materials Factor of Safety and design

Geotechnical-Factor of Safety Against Sliding on Retaining Wall

User Comments

Ahmed AlBayati commented on 29 Sep 2015

What about the weight of soil on the other wall side??

Civil Engineering Academy commented on 29 Sep 2015

+Ahmed AlBayati There isn't any soil on the other side.

KnowJesusKnowPeace commented on 13 Jan 2015

150 pcf is the typical weight used for reinforced concrete. Plain concrete is 145. Typically, both numbers are used. This is the difference. Annoyed me for years to see both without explanation. Just fyi for other viewers.

Civil Engineering Academy commented on 05 Feb 2015

+KnowJesusKnowPeace Thanks for the great explanation I'm sure others appreciate it too!

Using Factor of Safety in Solidworks

l5v2 Tutorial Question 3 on simple thin wall cylinderical with safety factor calculation