DEFSTAN 02-113/1(2005) : 2005
Superseded
A superseded Standard is one, which is fully replaced by another Standard, which is a new edition of the same Standard.
A superseded Standard is one, which is fully replaced by another Standard, which is a new edition of the same Standard.
Hardcopy , PDF
01-12-2010
English
01-01-2005
Foreword
1 Scope
2 Warning
3 Related Documents
4 Basic Principles of Design
4.1 General
4.2 Temperature
4.3 Surface finish
4.4 Accessibility and Ease of Maintenance
4.5 Maintenance
4.6 Interchangeability
4.7 Availability, Reliability and Maintainability
4.8 Identification of Equipment, Assemblies and
Sub-assemblies
4.9 Units of Safe Working Load
4.10 Standardisation
4.11 Hand Operated Appliances
4.12 Power Driven Machinery
4.12.1 Power Requirements
4.12.2 Hydraulic
4.12.3 Electric
4.12.4 Diesel
4.12.5 Pneumatic
4.13 Control of Equipment and Safety Features
4.13.1 Controls
4.13.2 Safety Features
4.14 Transporting of Equipment
4.15 Production Equipment Manufactured from Prototypes
4.16 Operational Conditions
4.16.1 Environmental
4.16.2 Shock
4.16.3 Blast
4.16.4 Noise and Vibration
4.17 Ship Motion and Maximum Heel Condition
4.17.1 Ship Motion
4.17.2 Heel Condition
4.18 Balance
4.19 Common Details
4.19.1 Bed plates
4.19.2 Securing of Fittings
4.19.3 Pressure Gauges and Fittings
4.19.4 Pipe
4.19.5 Brakes
4.20 Lubrication
4.20.1 Selection
4.20.2 Greasing
4.20.3 Oil Baths and Oil Sumps
4.20.4 Oil Level Sight Glasses
4.20.5 Filtering
4.20.6 Breather Pipes
4.21 Cranes - Rated Capacity Indicator
4.22 Winch and Reel Drums, Pulleys, Warping Drums
4.22.1 Winches, Reels and Pulleys
4.22.2 Winch Drums and Sheaves
4.22.3 Winch and Reel Drums
4.23 Steel Wire Ropes
4.23.1 Specification Requirements
4.23.2 Factors of Safety
4.24 Gearing and Clutches
4.24.1 Toothed Gearing
4.24.2 Worms and Worm Wheels
4.24.3 Clutches
4.24.4 Gear Cases
4.25 Inspection and Testing
4.25.1 Inspection
4.25.2 Testing
4.25.3 Control Gear, etc.
4.25.4 Simulation of Equipment
4.25.5 Recording of Test Results
4.25.6 Repeat Tests
4.26 Documentation
5 Fixed Cranes, Gantries, Davits and Derricks Design
Parameters
5.1 General
5.2 Brakes
5.3 Controls
5.4 Fixed and Gantry Cranes Design Parameters
5.5 Ropes
5.6 Hook and Ponder-ball
5.7 Safe Load and Radius Indication
5.8 Level Luffing
5.9 Articulated Cranes
5.10 Armament Handling Cranes and Gantries
5.11 Davits and Derricks
5.11.1 Davits
5.11.1.1 Boat Davits
5.11.1.2 Rigid Inflatable Boat Davit
5.11.1.3 Davit for Towed Sonar Equipment
5.11.1.4 Geared Training Davit
5.11.1.5 Minesweeping Davit
5.11.1.6 Tests for Davits
5.11.2 Derricks
5.11.2.1 Tests for Derricks
6 Anchor Capstans, Capstans and Cable Holders
6.1 General
6.2 Drive Machinery
6.3 Power Requirements
6.3.1 Hydraulic
6.3.2 Electric
6.3.3 Mechanical Requirements
6.4 Controls
6.4.1 Brake
6.5 Environmental Conditions
6.5.1 Ship Motion
6.5.2 Shock
6.5.3 Temperatures
6.6 Tests and Trials
6.6.1 Workshop Tests
6.6.2 Ship Trials
7 Lifts
7.1 General
7.2 Trunk-ways
7.3 Guide-Rails
7.4 Platforms or Cabs
7.5 Aircraft Lifts
7.6 Balance Weights
7.7 Platform Suspension
7.8 Chains
7.9 Steel Wire Rope
7.10 Drive Machinery
7.11 Brakes
7.12 Over-travel Trips
7.13 Access Doors in Trunk-ways
7.13.1 General
7.13.2 Weapon Lifts
7.13.3 Stores Lifts
7.13.4 Food Lifts
7.13.5 Ramps
7.13.6 Control System
7.14 Safety Requirements
7.15 Testing
7.15.1 General
7.15.2 Shop Tests Mechanical
7.15.3 Shop Tests Electrical
7.16 Tests and Trials on Board Ship (HATS and SATS)
7.16.1 Test after Installation (HATS)
7.16.2 Heeling Trials
7.16.3 Sea Trials (SATS)
8 Winches, Reels and Windlasses
8.1 General
8.2 Reels
8.3 Power Requirements
8.3.1 Electrical
8.3.2 Hydraulic
8.4 Mechanical Requirements
8.5 Drums
8.6 Brakes
8.7 Controls
8.8 Inspection and Tests
8.8.1 At Manufacturers Works
8.8.2 Ship Trials
8.9 Environmental Conditions
8.9.1 Ship Motion
8.9.2 Shock
8.9.3 Temperature
9 Lever Hoists
9.1 General
9.2 Operation
9.3 Effective Effort
9.4 Materials
9.5 Operating Temperature Range
9.6 Testing and Inspection
9.7 Inspection and Testing of Hand operated Chain Lever
Hoists
9.7.1 Approval and Production Tests
9.7.2 Certificate of Test and Examination
9.8 Marking
10 Jacks
10.1 General
10.2 Operation
10.3 Design
10.4 Load Tests
10.4.1 Static Test
10.4.2 Proof Test
10.5 Safety Features
10.6 Maintenance
10.7 Marking
11 Non-Traversing Hand Operated Chain Blocks and their
Associated Non-Geared Overhead Trolleys
11.1 General
11.2 Chain Block Design
11.3 Materials
11.4 Temperature Range
11.5 Inspection and Testing
11.5.1 General
11.5.2 Approval And Production Tests
11.5.3 Tests on Each Chain Block and Trolley
11.6 Certificate of Test and Examination Hand Operated
Chain Blocks and Non-Geared Overhead Runway Trolleys
11.7 Marking of Chain Blocks
11.8 Non-Geared Overhead Runway Trolleys
11.8.1 Wheel Assembly
11.8.2 Suspension Clearance
11.8.3 Locking Arrangement
11.8.4 Marking of Trolleys
12 Pulley Blocks and Snatch Blocks (Non-Geared)
12.1 Construction
12.1.1 General
12.1.2 Block Shell Assembly
12.1.3 Head fittings
12.1.4 Beckets
12.1.5 Axle Pins
12.1.6 Sheaves
12.1.7 Thimbles
12.2 Sheaves for Steel Wire Rope Blocks
12.3 Sheaves for Fibre Rope Blocks
12.4 Inspection and Testing
12.4.1 Test Requirements
12.4.2 Approval And Production Tests
12.4.3 Tests on Each Chain Block and Trolley
12.4.4 Static Load Test
12.5 Certificates of Test and Examination
12.6 Marking of Blocks
12.7 Maintenance Schedules
13 Lifting Beams, Spreaders and Frames
13.1 General
13.2 Inspection and Test
13.3 Marking
Annex A
A.1 Abbreviations and Definitions
Annex B
B.1 Procurement Check List
INDEX
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