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 Safety Factors Summary
785 words, approx. 3 pages A safety factor (also called an uncertainty factor or assessment factor) is a number by which some variable such as load or dose is multiplied or divided in order to increase safety. Safety factors are used in engineering design, toxicology, and other... summary from source:
 Factor of safety Information
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Factor of safety (FoS) can mean either the fraction of structural capability over that required, or a multiplier applied to the maximum expected load (force, torque, bending moment or a combination) to which a component or assembly will be subjected.... 
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 Dealernews Stress The Safety Factor
01/01/2007: 527 words, approx. 2 pages Save Your Customer's Skin: It's Gear's Most Important Attribute As an industry, we tend to talk about safety gear almost exclusively in terms of helmets. As enthusiasts, many of us and our customers feel that if we're wearing a helmet, we've got the... summary from source:
Electrical Apparatus What is a 'safety factor'?
05/01/2007: 1,389 words, approx. 5 pages An attempt to quantify something that's ultimately unquantifiable WHAT'S MEANT BY A FACtor was outlined in a recent article (see "What do all those factors mean?" in EA November 2006). Not mentioned there, however, was the often-encountered "factor of safety" that the public...
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