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23、s Canadian Standards AssociationGround motion determination for seismicqualification of nuclear powerplantsTechnical Committee on Seismic Design vSubcommittee on Ground Motion Determination for Seismic Qualification of Nuclear Power Plants viiPreface viii0Introduction 11Scope 12 Reference publicatio
24、ns 23 Definitions 44 Site, site vicinity, and regional investigations 64.1 General 64.2 Seismological investigations 64.2.1 Historical seismicity 64.2.2 Site vicinity microearthquake monitoring 74.2.3 Regional seismic propagation properties 84.3 Geological investigations 84.3.1 General 84.3.2 Region
25、al geology 84.3.3 Site vicinity and site geology 94.4 Investigations of seismically induced phenomena 104.4.1 General 104.4.2 Phenomena requiring investigation 105 Development of seismic hazard models 135.1 General 135.2 Types of seismic sources 145.2.1 Seismogenic structures 145.2.2 Seismic source
26、zones 145.2.3 Smoothed seismicity source(s) 145.2.4 Other models 145.3 Seismogenic potential 155.4 Earthquake recurrence model 155.5 Maximum potential earthquake 155.6 Ground motion prediction equations (GMPEs) 156 Evaluation of seismic hazard 166.1 General 166.2 Probabilistic seismic hazard assessm
27、ent 166.3 Development of scenario earthquakes 166.4 Hazard results 176.5 Uncertainty in hazard results 187 Documentation and records 187.1 Documentation 187.2 Records 18N289.2-10 Canadian Standards Associationiv May 2010AnnexesA (informative) Assessment of seismological and geological information 20
28、Figures1 Process for determining ground motions and the investigation of seismically induced phenomena 19 Canadian Standards AssociationGround motion determination for seismicqualification of nuclear powerplantsMay 2010 vTechnical Committee on Seismic DesignT.S. Aziz Atomic Energy of Canada Limited,
29、Mississauga, OntarioChairD.J. Armchuk Bruce Power Inc.,Tiverton, OntarioVice-ChairA. Blahoianu Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission,Ottawa, OntarioVice-ChairJ. Adams Natural Resources Canada,Ottawa, OntarioC.M. Alexander ARES Corporation,Toronto, OntarioN.M. Aly Ontario Power Generation Inc.,Pickering
30、, OntarioAssociateA. Babin Hydro-Qubec Centrale nuclaire de Gentilly-2,Bcancour, QubecB. Chan Technical Standards (b) CSA N289.2-10, Ground motion determination for seismic qualification of nuclear power plants to determine the appropriate seismic ground motion parameters for a particular site;(c) C
31、SA N289.3-10, Design procedures for seismic qualification of nuclear power plants to provide design requirements and methods(i) for determining the engineering representation of ground motion, ground response spectra, and floor response spectra for use in the design and seismic qualification of SSCs
32、; and(ii) for performing seismic qualification of specified SSCs by analytical methods;(d) CSA CAN3-N289.4-M86 (R2008), Testing procedures for seismic qualification of CANDU nuclear power plants to provide design requirements and methods for seismic qualification of specific components and systems b
33、y testing methods; and(e) CAN/CSA-N289.5-M91 (R2008), Seismic instrumentation requirements for CANDU nuclear power plants to establish the requirements for seismic instrumentation and for seismic-related inspection of structures and systems before and after a seismic event.Users of this Standard are
34、 reminded that the design, manufacture, construction, commissioning, operation, and decommissioning of nuclear facilities in Canada are subject to the provisions of the Nuclear Safety and Control Act and its Regulations. Thus, requirements additional to those specified in this Standard may be impose
35、d by the CNSC.This Standard was prepared by the Subcommittee on Ground Motion Determination for Seismic Qualification of Nuclear Power Plants, under the jurisdiction of the Technical Committee on Seismic Design and the Strategic Steering Committee on Nuclear Standards, and has been formally approved
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42、ds AssociationGround motion determination for seismicqualification of nuclear powerplantsMay 2010 1N289.2-10Ground motion determination for seismic qualification of nuclear powerplants0IntroductionDetermination of ground shaking hazard involves the following:(a)geological and seismological investiga
43、tions performed for site, site vicinity, and region;(b) development of seismic source models;(c) evaluation of seismogenic potential;(d) development of earthquake recurrence models;(e) evaluation of maximum potential earthquake;(f) development or adoption of ground motion prediction equations;(g) ex
44、ecution of a probabilistic seismic hazard assessment;(h) generation of uniform hazard response spectra;(i) development of scenario earthquakes;(j) evaluation of seismic hazard uncertainties; and(k) evaluation of seismically induced phenomena (tsunami, seiche, volcanism, slope instability, surface fa
45、ults, surface instability, and dam failures) to be accommodated by nuclear power plant siting and design.Notes: (1) Figure1 is a flowchart outlining the ground motion determination process and the investigation of seismically induced phenomena.(2) In this edition of the Standard, a procedure for the
46、 determination of seismic ground motion is described that is generally compatible with procedures described in similar guides (e.g., IAEA Safety Standards Series No. NS-G-3.3) and codes of other countries. The recommended procedures described in AnnexA may be replaced by other procedures, provided t
47、hey are based on an equivalent interpretation of the seismotectonics of the region and provided they include sufficient information to estimate the uncertainties associated with the derived seismic ground motion.1Scope1.1This Standard describes the investigations required to obtain the seismological
48、 and geological information necessary to determine, for a proposed or existing nuclear power plant site, the seismic ground motion that will be used in seismic qualification of safety-related plant structures and systems, and the potential for seismically induced phenomena that can have a direct or
49、indirect effect on plant safety or operation.Note: CSA N289.2 establishes the basis for a family of seismic hazard results that can be used as input to CSA N289.3. CSAN289.2 does not specify (a) ground motion parameters to be used in design;(b) probability level; or (c) degree of confidence to be achieved.1.2This Standard was developed for the determination of ground motions for regions of low to moderate seismic hazard, comparable to the levels near Canadas existing nuclear power plants. In regions of higher seismic hazard, the assessment of strong ear
