原子力発電所の耐震設計の現況

抄録

Recent developments in earthquake resistant designs for nuclear power plants in Japan are reviewed to cover the period since the authors' previous report on the same subject. The first part is devoted to a comparison of the design concepts and procedures between those of the plants constructed, under construction and being designed in Japan. The second part of the review covers the progress made in studies in this field, and the moves seen in Government quarters to utilize the results of these studies in setting the regulations pertaining to nuclear safety.