Three-dimensional multi-defense-line double-raft damping structure suitable for nuclear power stations in soft soil areas
A technology of nuclear power plants and rafts, which is applied in the foundation field of nuclear power plants, can solve problems such as structural damage and collapse, and achieve the effects of dissipating seismic energy, reducing seismic response, and reducing bending moment
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[0026] A kind of three-dimensional multi-defense line double-raft seismic isolation structure suitable for nuclear power plants in soft soil areas in this embodiment, such as figure 1 As shown, the pile 1 is embedded in the gravel isolation cushion 0.5d (d represents the diameter of the pile). 8-10cm cobblestone is used for gravel shock-isolation cushion layer 2, and the thickness of the cushion layer is 1-2d. The lower raft 3 and the pad contact surface are pasted with waterproof coiled material and anti-radiation material. An underground shear wall 4 is arranged around the lower raft 3, and an upper raft 5 is installed in the middle of the lower raft 3 through a group of three-dimensional seismic isolation devices A and eddy current isolation devices B arranged at intervals. The upper raft 5 is provided with a nuclear power plant double-layer containment structure and a podium structure 8, the nuclear power plant double-layer containment structure is located in the middle o...
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