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DL/T 5494-2014 in English

DL/T 5494-2014 in English

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Code for seismic safety evaluation of power engineering

  • Issued on:2014-10-15
  • Implemented on:2015-03-01
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Introduction

Analysis of the core content of the standard

Technical modules Key requirements Innovation points
Regional evaluation Extension ≥150km, scale 1:1 million Introduction of structural analogy and paleo-earthquake research
Near-field evaluation Extension ≥25km, scale 1:250,000 Segmental identification technology of active faults
Ground motion parameters Provide 3 probability levels (63%/10%/2%) Application of site-related response spectrum theory

Key technical requirements

Site classification standards

According to the results of the shear wave velocity test, the sites are divided into:

  • Class I site: Vs>500m/s (bedrock)
  • Class II site: 250<Vs≤500m/s
  • Class III site: 150<Vs≤250m/s
Special fortification projects need to provide seismic motion parameters of different depths of underground structures.

Ground motion attenuation model

The elliptical attenuation model considering near-field saturation is adopted: lgY = C1 + C2M + C3M² + C4lg(R+R0(M)) + C5R ± ε Among them, R0(M)=C6exp(C7M) reflects the near-field saturation characteristics of large earthquakes.


Implementation points

Potential source area division

Based on 7 judgment marks: 1) Earthquake gap 2) Active block boundary 3) Quaternary basin 4) Special parts of faults need to use 3D GIS technology for spatial analysis.

Engineering Application Cases

A ±800kV converter station project: - Identified two Holocene active faults - Determined the site characteristic period of 0.45s - Used time history analysis method for additional verification

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