BS ISO 15734:2001:2003 Edition
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Ships and marine technology. Hydrostatic release units
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2003 | 14 |
This International Standard specifies performance and testing requirements for hydrostatic release units used in conjunction with float-free lifesaving appliances including inflatable liferafts and Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRB ‘s). Hydrostatic release units which comply with this International Standard and which have been formally approved by the cognizant Maritime Safety Administration may be considered to comply with the 1974 Safety Of Life At Sea Convention (SOLAS 74) and the IMO Life-Saving Appliances Code, as amended.
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3 | Ships and marine technology�— Hydrostatic release units |
5 | Foreword |
7 | Ships and marine technology�— Hydrostatic release units 1��� Scope 2��� Normative reference 3��� General requirements 3.1��� Construction 3.2��� Markings |
8 | 3.3��� Servicing record plate 3.4��� Operating and maintenance instructions 3.5��� Weak link 3.5.1��� Materials 3.5.2��� Strength 4��� Prototype tests 4.1��� Technical tests 4.1.1��� Testing sequence |
9 | 4.1.2��� Corrosion resistance test 4.1.3��� Temperature tests 4.1.3.1��� The hydrostatic release units shall be alternately submitted to surrounding temperatur… 4.1.3.2��� On completion, the release shall be capable of being released manually if it is design… 4.1.3.3��� Following the temperature cycling, as specified in 4.1.4��� Submergence and manual release test 4.1.4.1��� Each hydrostatic release unit submerged in water or a water-filled pressure-testing ta… 4.1.4.2��� On being opened up for inspection, the unit shall show no significant signs of corrosi… 4.1.5��� Strength test 4.1.6��� Membrane-material tests for temperature resistance 4.1.6.1��� Requirements |
10 | 4.1.6.2��� Resistance to cold 4.1.6.3��� Resistance to heat 4.1.7��� Resistance to oil, seawater, and detergent tests 4.1.7.1��� Requirements 4.1.7.2��� Surface resistance to oil 4.1.7.3��� Resistance to seawater 4.1.7.4��� Resistance to detergents 4.2��� Performance test 4.2.1��� This test shall be performed using the smallest and the largest liferafts, or the EPIRB,… |
11 | 4.2.2��� Under each of these conditions, the hydrostatic release unit shall release the liferaft … 4.3��� Weak-link tensile test 4.3.1��� Using a dynamometer, a weak link assembled as fitted in the float-free arrangements of a… 4.3.2��� The test shall be repeated on a minimum of 5�weak links. |
12 | 4.3.3��� All 5�weak links shall break within the range of 5��� Production tests 5.1��� Requirements 5.2��� Visual and dimensional examination 5.3��� Submergence test 5.3.1��� Reusable units 5.3.2��� Disposable units |
13 | 5.4��� Weak-link tensile test 6��� Installation inspection 6.1��� The hydrostatic release unit shall be fitted to a float-free lifesaving appliance strictly… 6.2��� On installation on board a ship, it shall be checked that |