工程-建设标准强制性条文CPECSB6房屋建筑部分（英文版）.docVIP

PAGE — PAGE 1 — Section VI Anti-seismic Design for Buildings 1. Basis and Classification of Anti-seismic Protection Anti-seismic design specification for buildings GBJ 11 – 89 1.0.3 The anti-seismic protection intensity shall be determined with review and approval according to the power of authority specified by the state and documents (drawings) issued by the state. Anti-seismic protection classification standard for buildings GB 50223 – 95 3.0.2 The anti-seismic protection classifications for buildings shall be in four classes of A, B, C and D according to the importance of their application functions, and their classification shall comply with the following requirements: 3.0.2.1 Class A buildings shall be those which will have serious impact to the society and huge loss to national economy if damaged in an earthquake, or which have special requirements. 3.0.2.2 Class B buildings shall be those the application functions of which must not be interrupted or should be restored as soon as possible, and which will have major impact to the society and great loss to national economy if damaged in an earthquake. 3.0.2.3 Class C buildings shall be those with average influence if damaged in an earthquake, and other buildings not included in Classes A, B and D. 3.0.2.4 Class D buildings shall be those which will not affect buildings of Classes A, B and C and which will have little social impact or economic loss if damaged or collapsed in an earthquake. Generally they include single-storeyed warehouses or similar buildings with storage of low-valued goods and little human activity. 3.0.3 The anti-seismic protection standard for different classes of buildings shall comply with the following requirements: 3.0.3.1 For buildings of Class A, design shall be made for one degree higher than the protection intensity (including seismic action and anti-seismic provisions). 3.0.3.2 For buildings of Class B, the seismic action shall be calculated on the basis of the anti-s