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Email: dc@civil.iitb.ac.in URL: http://www.civil.iitb.ac.in/~dc/ Lecture 24
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Magnitude indicators
M = f(E) E should increase with increasing dimensions of rupture surface
Empirical relationships between Moment magnitude (Mw), Surface rupture length (L in km), Rupture area (A in km2) and Maximum surface displacement (D in m)
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Tectonic Evidence
Mw = - 0.0089T + 0.134V + 7.96
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Segmentation
Segment length (or area) can constrain magnitude Segments bounded by discontinuities Geometric discontinuities - abrupt changes in strike, stepovers, gaps Structural discontinuities - fault bifurcations, zones of increased structural complexity, intersections with other structures Behavioral discontinuities - changes in slip rates, senses of displacement, creeping vs. locked behavior
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The DSHA approach uses the known seismic sources sufficiently near the site and available historical seismic and geological data to generate discrete, single-valued events or models of ground motion at the site. Typically one or more earthquakes are specified by magnitude and location with respect to the site. Usually the earthquakes are assumed to occur on the portion of the site closest to the source. The site ground motions are estimated deterministically, given the magnitude, source-to-site distance, and site condition.
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DSHA: methodology
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Maximum credible earthquake (MCE) Design basis earthquake (DBE) Safe shutdown earthquake (SSE) Maximum probable earthquake (MPE) Operating basis earthquake (OBE) Seismic safety evaluation earthquake (SSEE)
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D=SxT
where S is the slip rate
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Knowing the slip rate and knowing (assuming) values of , A, and T, the moment rate can be used to estimate the seismic moment as,
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Mo = Mo T Then,
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Example Problem
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A site for proposed construction of a nuclear power plant is shown in the figure with coordinate as (0,0). In local vicinity, three independent seismic sources were identified as source 1, 2 and 3 respectively with relevant input data like maximum earthquake magnitude and coordinates of various relevant points as shown in the figure. Using DSHA, compute the design value of PHV for the proposed site using Joyner and Boore (1988) attenuation relationship. Assume the shortest distance for the larger component from the site to the vertical projection of the earthquake fault on the surface of earth is 20 km.
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