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The stress (load) is a lognormal distribution with Ln-Mean = 1.12 and Ln-Std = 0.243. The strength is a | The stress (load) is a lognormal distribution with Ln-Mean = 1.12 and Ln-Std = 0.243. The strength is a 3-parameter Weibull distribution with Beta = 1.69, Eta = 6.67, and Gamma = 3.2. | ||
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