Designing for Safety | The Role of Assumptions, Accuracy, and Precision in Structural Calculations.

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Great content but the more precise and accurate the calculations, the more costly structure will be does not sound right to me. Engineers can over-estimate loads or oversize members costing the clients with more material than they need. One reason of precision and accuracy is to avoid that no?

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You raise a valid point. It is true that engineers can sometimes overestimate loads or oversize members, which can lead to unnecessary costs for clients. However, it is also important to ensure that the structure is safe and able to withstand the loads it is designed for. Precision and accuracy in calculations can help to prevent costly mistakes and ensure the safety of the structure. It's a balance between cost and safety. Ultimately, it's the responsibility of the engineer to make sure that the structure is safe while also being cost-effective.