Earthquake emergency shelter sign
This standard specifies the signs for earthquake emergency shelters and related emergency facilities, equipment and surrounding road indications. This standard applies to natural disasters such as earthquakes. It also applies to emergency evacuation shelters and evacuation road signs for emergency evacuation of parks, public green spaces, city squares, stadiums, school sports fields, and other emergency settings. 2 Normative references The clauses in the following documents have been adopted as references to this standard. For dated references, subsequent amendments (not including errata content) or revisions do not apply to this standard. For undated references, the latest version is applicable to this standard. GB 5768-1999 road traffic signs and markings GB/T 15566-1995 Graphical signs Use principles and requirements 3 Terms and Definitions The following terms and definitions apply to this standard. 3.1 Emergency response Preparations for various types of defense and mitigation before the occurrence of natural disasters such as destructive earthquakes or other major emergency events, and emergency rescue and disaster relief operations following the occurrence of natural disasters such as earthquakes or other major emergency events. 3.2 Earthquake emergency response Various emergency preparations before the occurrence of a destructive earthquake and emergency rescue and relief operations after the earthquake. [GB/T 18207.1-2000 3.4.1] 3.3 Earthquake emergency evacuation shelter After a destructive earthquake or other natural disaster occurs or in other emergency situations, it is a safe place for residents to evacuate and temporarily live. 4 signs The symbol of the earthquake emergency shelter is shown in Table 1. Table 1 Graphic symbols for earthquake emergency refuge 4.2 Earthquake Emergency Evacuation Site Combination Signs See Table 2 for the combined signs of earthquake emergency shelters. Table 2 Seismic Emergency Evacuation Site Combination Signs 4.3 Road Signs in Earthquake Emergency Shelters See Table 3 for road signs in earthquake emergency shelters. Table 3 Road signs in earthquake emergency evacuation sites 4.4 Earthquake emergency shelters surrounding road signs See Table 4 for road indication signs around earthquake emergency shelters. Table 4 Road signs near earthquake emergency evacuation sites 5 The principle of flag setting The principles for the setting of signs for earthquake emergency shelters shall follow the provisions of Chapter 13 of GB/T 15566-1995 and GB 5768-1999. 6 The structure of the logo The construction of signs for earthquake emergency shelters shall comply with the provisions in Chapter 14 of GB 5768-1999. 7 Reflective and Lighting of Signs The reflection and lighting of signs for earthquake emergency shelters shall comply with the provisions in Chapter 15 of GB5768-1999. 8 Signs in the color and logo of Chinese characters, Arabic numerals, Latin letters (Large) to write letters The height of the lower edge of the road markings around the earthquake emergency evacuation site shall be in accordance with Article 7 of Chapter 13 of GB 5768-1999; the height of the signboard in the emergency evacuation shelter may be determined according to the specific conditions. Remarks: The technical contents of Chapter 4, Chapter 6, Chapter 7 and Chapter 8 of the standard are mandatory, and the remaining chapters are recommended. 50m Handheld Laser Distance Meter
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1 Scope
4.1 Graphic Symbols for Earthquake Emergency Evacuation Sites Numbering Graphic symbols name Instructions 1-1 
Emergency shelter
Emergency In the event of a natural disaster such as an earthquake or other emergency, a safe place for residents to evacuate and temporarily live.
It is used in parks, public green areas, city squares, stadiums, school sports fields, and other public places that are identified as emergency shelters.
The use of this symbol in other marks of this standard may use a mirror image of the symbol. 1-2 
Emergency power supply
Emergency power supply Power supply and lighting facilities in emergency situations.
For emergency evacuation sites. 1-3 
Emergency shelter area
Area for
Makeshift tents Emergency shelters tent area.
For emergency evacuation sites. 1-4 
Emergency well
Emergency drinking well Water wells that are activated in emergency situations.
For emergency evacuation sites. 1-5 
Emergency apron Emergency airfield Emergency helipad for a disaster relief helicopter.
For emergency evacuation sites.
[Using GB/T 10001.1-2000(07)] 1-6 
Emergency supplies
Emergency goods supply Emergency supplies for relief supplies.
For emergency evacuation sites. 1-7 
Emergency Command
Emergency command Emergency command place.
For emergency evacuation sites. 1-8 
direction
Direction Indicates direction.
For emergency evacuation sites.
The sign direction is set as appropriate.
[Using GB/T 10001.1-2000(14)] 1-9 
Entrance
Way in Indicates the location of the entrance or indicates the access to the entrance.
For emergency evacuation sites.
When setting, the direction of the symbol can be changed depending on the situation.
[Using GB/T
10001.1-2000(15)] 1-10 
Export
Way out Indicates the exit location or indicates the exit.
For emergency evacuation sites.
When setting, the direction of the symbol can be changed depending on the situation.
[Using GB/T
10001.1-2000(16)] 1-11 
Emergency exit Indicates an exit or passage for safe evacuation in an emergency.
For emergency evacuation sites.
The mirror image of this symbol can be used as appropriate.
[Using GB/T 10001.1-2000(17)] 1-12 
Emergency toilet
Emergency toilets Emergency emergency toilets in emergency shelters.
For emergency evacuation sites.
[Using GB/T 10001.1-2000(26)] 1-13 
Emergency water supply
Emergency water supply Places where drinking water is provided in emergency shelters.
For emergency evacuation sites.
[Using GB/T
10001.1-2000(29)] 1-14 
Emergency medical care
Emergency medical
Treatment Provide emergency medical care, health and epidemic prevention places.
For emergency evacuation sites.
[Using GB/T
10001.1-2000(42)] 1-15 
Emergency fire extinguisher
Emergency fire
Extinguisher Locations of emergency fire extinguishers provided in emergency shelters.
For emergency evacuation sites.
[Using GB/T
10001.1-2000(73)] Numbering Graphic logo name Instructions 2-1 
Emergency shelter sign
Sign of emergency
Shelter In areas such as earthquakes or other natural disasters or other emergency situations, places where residents can avoid dangers.
It is used in parks, public green areas, city squares, stadiums, school sports fields, and other public places that are identified as emergency shelters. 2-2 
Emergency shelter sign
Sign of emergency
Shelter In areas such as earthquakes or other natural disasters or other emergency situations, places where residents can avoid dangers.
It is used in parks, public green areas, city squares, stadiums, school sports fields, and other public places that are identified as emergency shelters. Numbering Graphic logo name Instructions 3-1 
Emergency power supply road sign
Road sign to
The emergency
Power supply Indicates the direction of emergency power supply and lighting facilities.
For emergency evacuation sites. 3-2 
Emergency shelter area road sign
Road sign to the area for
Makeshift
Tents Indicates the direction of the emergency shelter area.
For emergency evacuation sites. 3-3 
Emergency well road sign
Road sign to
The emergency
Drinking well Indicates the direction of the emergency well.
For emergency evacuation sites. 3-4 
Emergency apron road sign
Road sign to
The emergency
Airfield Indicates the direction of the emergency apron.
For emergency evacuation sites. 3-5 
Emergency supplies road signs
Road sign to the emergency goods supply Indicate the direction of emergency supply locations.
For emergency evacuation sites. 3-6 
Emergency command road sign
Road sign to the emergency
Command Indicates the direction of the emergency command center.
For emergency evacuation sites. 3-7 
/td> Emergency toilet road sign
Road sign to the emergency toilets Indicates the direction of the emergency toilet.
For emergency evacuation sites. 3-8 
Emergency water supply road sign
Road sign to the emergency water supply Indicates the direction of the emergency water supply facility.
For emergency evacuation sites. 3-9 
Emergency medical aid road sign
Road sign to
Emergency medical treatment Indicates the direction of emergency medical care and health epidemic prevention sites.
For emergency evacuation sites. 3-10 
Emergency fire extinguisher road sign
Road sign to the emergency fire extinguisher Indicates the direction of the emergency fire extinguisher.
For emergency evacuation sites. Numbering Graphic logo name Instructions 4-1 
Emergency shelter site road sign
Road sign to the emergency Indicates the direction of the emergency shelter.
Used for emergency refuge around the road. 4-2 
Emergency evacuation site exit road sign
Exit sign of
Emergency shelter Instruct emergency exits.
Used for emergency refuge around the road. 4-3 
Emergency evacuation site direction, distance road signs (turn right)
Signs of direction,
Distance of
Emergency
Shelte(turning
Right) Indicates the direction and distance of emergency shelters.
Used for emergency refuge around the road. 4-4 
Emergency evacuation site direction, distance road signs (straight)
Signs of
Direction,
Distance of
Emergency
Shelter
Straight on) Indicates the direction and distance of emergency shelters.
Used for emergency refuge around the road. 4-5 
Emergency evacuation site exit road sign
Exit sign of
Emergency shelter Instruct emergency exits.
Used for emergency refuge around the road. 4-6 
Emergency evacuation site direction, distance road signs (turn right)
Signs of
Direction,
Distance of
Emergency
Shelter
Right) Indicates the direction and distance of emergency shelters.
Used for emergency refuge around the road. 4-7 
Emergency evacuation site direction, distance road signs (straight)
Signs of
Direction,
Distance of
Shelter
Straight on) Indicates the direction and distance of emergency shelters.
Used for emergency refuge around the road.
8.1 The color of the emergency evacuation shelter signs shall comply with the provisions in Appendix A of GB5768-1999.
8.2 The characters of the emergency evacuation shelter signs shall comply with the provisions of Appendix B of GB5768-1999.
8.3 The Arabic numerals of the earthquake emergency shelter mark shall comply with the provisions of Appendix C of GB5768-1999.
8.4 Earthquake emergency refuge places The Latin and uppercase letters of the sign shall comply with the provisions of Appendix D of GB 5768-1999.
9 mark production
9.1 Earthquake Emergency Shelters Signs shall be produced in strict accordance with the pattern specified in this standard and shall not be modified.
9.2 Earthquake emergency refuge places The shape, size, pattern, and characters of the signage shall conform to the provisions of this standard. The production of sign boards should refer to the provisions of Appendix E of GB5768-1999.
10 mark setting position
10.1 Signs of earthquake emergency shelters should be set up in the earthquake emergency shelter and nearby major roads and intersections.
10.2 Signs of emergency evacuation shelters should be provided with visible locations in the emergency evacuation shelters so that residents can easily see the location.
10.3 It is difficult to determine the location of the emergency evacuation shelter signs and the opinions of the earthquake agencies should be solicited.
11 Setting Height of Signs
This standard was proposed by the Beijing Seismological Bureau.
This standard is under the jurisdiction of the Beijing Seismological Bureau.
This standard was drafted by: Beijing Seismological Bureau.
The main drafters of this standard are: Yang Guobin, Song Wei, Zhang Jingjun, Han Shiwen, Xiu Jigang, Hu Ping, Guo Daqing, Miao Chonggang, and Song Guojian.