The probability of rapid deterioration, damage or failure is a function of the following:
- Current condition of a structure and/or element of a structure, i.e. the condition of the structure and/or element of the structure at the last recorded General or Principal Inspection.
- Rate of deterioration, which is dependent on the structure specific characteristics and the severity of exposure to external influences.
- Potential failure mode, e.g. brittle or ductile failure.
- Inspectability, i.e. the ability to adequately inspect all parts of the structure
- Principal Inspection Interval, e.g. time-based every 6 years or risk based decreased/increased interval
The probability of rapid deterioration, damage or failure score is calculated using the equation below:
PrddfS = (CCS + RoDS + FMS + IS) x FPII but not < 1 or > 100
Where PrddfS = Probability of rapid deterioration, damage or failure score
CCS = Current Condition Score for the entire structure and/or the critical element, whichever has a lower Condition Performance Indicator (CPI)
RoDS = Rate of Deterioration Score
FMS = Potential Failure Mode Score
IS = Inspectability Score
FPII = Principal Inspection Interval adjustment factor
Article ID: 136, Created: 9/3/2012 at 10:26 AM, Modified: 12/18/2017 at 3:41 PM