| 英文摘要 |
For a designated hospital, in order to preserve its capability of providing disaster rescue functions and medical treatment services after a catastrophic earthquake, the nonstructural components of the hospital should meet the “operational” requirement conforming to the seismic performance level of the performance-based design method. Due to the diversity in the categorization of nonstructural components in a hospital, before embarking on seismic design, the critical and/or vulnerable nonstructural items should be identified and prioritized. Cooperating with the National Cheng Kung University Hospital(NCKU Hospital), the criteria of screening and primary evaluation for nonstructural components are proposed in this study. In addition, appropriate seismic restraints are recommended consulting with the constructors and hospital facility manager. |
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