Why in steel design we consider Utility ratio always less than 1 ? ( Member capacity = Actual /Allowable)

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by Iqbal Kazi , Structural Engineer , Prisma Space Frame LLC

Utility ratio is the ratio of Actual Load on member to the capacity of member, if it exceeds more than 1 then load on member will be greater than its capacity and member gets collapsed.

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