Scope
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Clasifications Register Rules and Regulations - Rules and Regulations for the Classification of Naval Ships, January 2023 - Machinery and Engineering Systems - Electrotechnical Systems - Internal Communication - Scope

Scope

The requirements of this Chapter are applicable to the design and construction philosophy for the Internal Communication system.

This Chapter details the requirements for sub-systems and equipment within the boundary of the Internal Communication system.

Approval will be in respect of the integrity of the Internal Communication System (including secondary and emergency communications), communication system configuration, EMC enclosure configuration (where appropriate), control, monitoring, alert and safety systems, and other critical support systems.

The Internal Communication system is to be designed and manufactured in accordance with a relevant International or National Standard acceptable to Lloyd’s Register (hereinafter referred to as ‘LR’).

Application of this Chapter will facilitate the verification of the performance requirements of ANEP-77 NATO Naval Ship Code, Chapter VII, Regulation 10 and Chapter VIII, Regulation 7.

Parent topic: Chapter 10 Internal Communication
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