GB/T 17742-2008
AbolishedThe Chinese seismic intensity scale
中国地震烈度表
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GB/T 17742-2008 defines the Chinese seismic intensity scale, which classifies the intensity of ground shaking during earthquakes based on observed effects on structures, people, and the natural environment. It is applied in seismic hazard assessment, building design, and post-earthquake damage evaluation across China, particularly for civil engineering projects and urban planning in seismically active regions. The standard provides a unified reference for engineers and emergency responders to estimate earthquake impact and guide structural safety requirements.
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