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Seismic Design for Engineering Plant
Chris Ealing (Author), John MacFarlane (Author)
9781860583643, Wiley
Hardback, published 7 July 2003
224 pages
24.2 x 16.5 x 1.9 cm, 0.624 kg
The importance of continuous research into Seismic Design for Engineering Plant can never be underestimated. Earthquake disaster prevention is a fascinating area requiring ingenious solutions to its unique problems. The benefits of sharing information from developments in this field are also of vital importance. This new book describes and assesses the seismic requirements for different types of structures. In focussing on nuclear chemical plants critical guidance is given on design and cost-effective methods. Bringing together valuable experience from a wide range of disciplines, this important volume covers an informative selection of topics. Contents include: The contributors to this book are experts in their field whether they are from the nuclear, academic, governmental, or engineering consultant sectors. Their experienced and informed contributions will highlight and explore the most recent developments and challenges facing this highly relevant field of mechanical engineering.
Introduction to seismic design / J. Mills Expected acclerations and ways to minimize interaction between structural and mechanical components / P.A. Merriman The practical aspects of designing and assessing mechanical handling equipment for seismic events / D.W. Davies Nuclear safety requirements for travelling cranes / D.M. Edge, M.D. Rowlson, and W.S. Atkins Overview of vessel seismic design / B. Mackie Seismic qualification of existing pipework in UK nuclear power plants / J. MacFarlane and C. Hughes Design substantiation and installation of electrical system components: lesson learned from observed performance / B. Eccles and T. Allmark Seismic qualification of plant at nuclear submarine bases and dockyards / K. Nailard Construction of a three-dimensional, large-scale shaking table and development of core technology / N. Ogawa [and others]
Subject Areas: Mechanical engineering & materials [TG]
