لائحة تقييم موقع المرافق النووية

Chapter 1: Objective, Scope, and Definitions

Section 1: Objective

1. The objective of this regulation is to present the regulatory requirements for the evaluation of the potential site of a nuclear facility. This evaluation is designed to ensure nuclear safety and protection against site specific phenomena, as well as protecting people and the environment from possible harmful radiation effects that could arise from a nuclear facility on this site.

2. This regulation stabilises requirements for defining the information to be used in the site evaluation process, assessing the site

4. This regulation is concerned with the evaluation of the site-related factors that have to be taken into account to ensure that the site-facility combination will not constitute an unacceptable risk to people or the environment over the lifetime of the facility. Evaluation of the non-radiological impacts of a nuclear facility is not considered in this regulation.

5. The requirements for safety design, demonstration of safety with regard to site related factors and analyzing radiological impacts, including impacts that could warrant emergency response actions are set

Capable fault

A fault is considered capable if, on the basis of geological, geophysical, geodetic or seismological data (including palaeoseismological and geomorphological data), one or more of the following conditions applies:

i. The fault shows evidence of past movement or movements (significant surface deformations and/or dislocations) of a recurring nature within such a period that it is reasonable to infer that further movements at or near the surface could occur. In highly active areas, where both earthquake data and geological data consistently and/or