Abstract
Shatter zone called "D-l" lies under the reactor building of Tsuruga Power Station (Tsuruga PS) Unit.2. The Japan Atomic Power Company(JAPC) has been investigating the D-l shatter zone in several ways (Overlying Strata Analysis Method, Tephra Analysis Method etc.) and evaluating that the D-l shatter zone would not be an active fault which should be taken into account in the seismic design, so far Additionally, JAPC have numerically analyzed how the shatter zones would be affected in case of the Urasoko fault moves using elasticity theory of dislocation method and Two Dimensional Finite Element Method.
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