The earthquake vulnerability of a utility system.

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TextPublication details: Chicago, Ill. : Institute of Technology, 1992Description: [4] pDDC classification:

363.3495 21

Subject: Describes a method to assess the earthquake vulnerability of a utility system and presents an example application. Southern California Edison (Edison) recently applied this method to its system. First, the seismic hazard of the system is modeled. Next, the damage and operational disruption to the facilities are estimated. The approach described herein formulates the problem so that the best documented and judgmental information on the earthquake performance of a utility's components can be utilized. Finally, the activities and estimates of the time necessary to restore the system to different levels of service are developed. This method of analysis provides a realistic picture of the resiliency of utility service, not just vulnerabilities of various types of equipment

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Australian Emergency Management Library	BOOK	F363.3495 EAR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		900030470

Reprinted from Proceedings of the American power conference; 1992; vol. 54; p. 224-227

Describes a method to assess the earthquake vulnerability of a utility system and presents an example application. Southern California Edison (Edison) recently applied this method to its system. First, the seismic hazard of the system is modeled. Next, the damage and operational disruption to the facilities are estimated. The approach described herein formulates the problem so that the best documented and judgmental information on the earthquake performance of a utility's components can be utilized. Finally, the activities and estimates of the time necessary to restore the system to different levels of service are developed. This method of analysis provides a realistic picture of the resiliency of utility service, not just vulnerabilities of various types of equipment

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