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The finite element model can be used to predict the dynamic characteristics of the reactor internals and can be utilized in further research such as seismic analysis and postulated pipe rupture analysis.

In this paper, LMM procedures are compared with calculations typical of those employed in R5 for cyclic loading problems when the assumption of a constant residual stress field is appropriate including shakedown and limit analyses, creep rupture analysis and the evaluation of accumulated creep deformation.

The second aim was to investigate the relationship between measurement results of LUS stiffness using US elastography in-/ex-vivo with results of tensile-stress-strain-rupture analysis, and to compare different US elastography LUS-stiffness-measurement methods ex-vivo.

First, source rupture process analysis is carried out using joint source inversion.

Table 1 lists these fault parameters of the 2010 Chile earthquake determined from the rupture directivity analysis.

Consequently, the rupture directivity analysis can be performed by simultaneously using (T_{text{ASD}}) observed from various periods.

To stabilize rupture directivity analysis, we averaged the apparent source duration per 10° azimuth with a 5° moving window.

For details about the rupture directivity analysis mentioned above, refer to Hwang et al. (2001), Chang (2009), and Chang et al. (2010).

After the rupture directivity analysis (Fig. 5), one is from the southern faulting (indicated by "S"), and the other is from northern faulting (indicated by "N").

The rupture directivity analysis by using phase velocities with periods of 60, 80, and 100 s revealed that the 2010 Chile earthquake could be characterized by the following: (1) The earthquake was an asymmetric bilateral faulting event.

The fault parameters of the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake were studied in a rupture directivity analysis by simultaneously inverting the period of the first Fourier spectral-node and the 100-s phase-delay time of the Rayleigh wave.