Risk Assessment of Safety Analysis of NPP Structures due to Earthquake Events

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This paper presents the probabilistic safety assessment of nuclear power plant (NPP) in Slovakia due to earthquake event. The experiences from the deterministic and probabilistic seismic analyses of the structure resistance are mentioned. On the base of the geophysical and seismological monitoring of locality the peak ground acceleration was defined for the return period 104 years using the Monte Carlo simulations. The synthetic spectrum compatible accelerograms generated in program COMPACEL are presented in comparison with requirements of ASCE4/98 standard.

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