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DNVGL-RU-UWT P 5 CH 6

Part 5 Types of UWT systems - Chapter 6 Manned submersibles

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Organization: DNVGL
Publication Date: 1 January 2018
Status: active
Page Count: 66
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These rules are valid for the construction of manned submersibles which shall be classified by the Society, including their mating, control and monitoring systems.

As submersibles shall be understood:

Manned underwater vehicles for autonomous, non-autonomous or independent service , including their mating and supply systems for life support.

Furthermore ambient pressure submersibles are covered by these rules, as far as applicable.

On agreement, further requirements for ambient pressure hulls will be considered based upon the submersible's operational profile.

Document History

Part 5 Types of UWT systems - Chapter 6 Manned submersibles
General The requirements in this chapter cover the principles for construction of manned submersibles, equipment, machinery systems, electrical systems, controls and communication, life support...
Part 5 Types of UWT systems - Chapter 6 Manned submersibles
These rules are valid for the construction of manned submersibles which shall be classified by the Society, including their mating, control and monitoring systems. As submersibles shall be...
DNVGL-RU-UWT P 5 CH 6
January 1, 2018
Part 5 Types of UWT systems - Chapter 6 Manned submersibles
These rules are valid for the construction of manned submersibles which shall be classified by the Society, including their mating, control and monitoring systems. As submersibles shall be...
December 1, 2015
Part 5 Types of UWT systems - Chapter 6 Manned submersibles
The following requirements apply for all systems and plants for launch and recovery as well as for coilup/ coil-off mechanism for umbilicals of manned submersibles. Key issues are identified through...

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