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来自: 中国安徽蚌埠
本帖最后由 zxyc200x 于 2016-5-17 09:20 编辑
15.9 Public Address System (1 July 1998)
Vessels with the keel laid or in similar stage of construction on or after 1 July 1998 are to meet the following
requirements. Where a public address system is provided to supplement the general emergency alarm
required by 4-6-2/17.1.1, the public address system is to comply with subparagraphs 4-6-2/15.9.1 through
4-6-2/15.9.3, as follows:
15.9.1
The system is to be a loud speaker installation enabling the broadcast of messages to all spaces where
crew members or passengers, or both, are normally present, and to muster stations. The system is
to provide for the broadcast of messages from the navigation bridge and other places onboard, as may
be required by ABS, with an override function so that all emergency messages may be broadcast if
any loudspeaker in the spaces concerned has been turned off, its volume has been turned down or
the public address system is in use for other purposes.
The system is to be installed with acoustic marginal conditions and is not to require any action
from the addressee. The system is to be protected against unauthorized use.
15.9.2
With the vessel underway in normal conditions, the minimum sound pressure levels for broadcasting
emergency announcements in interior spaces are to be 75 dB (A) and at least 20 dB (A) above the
corresponding speech interference level.
15.9.3
The system is to be connected to the emergency source of power.
For passenger vessels, see 5C-7-5/13.15 of the Steel Vessel Rules.
描述如上文中粗体字部分,一直以为都是环境噪音,可是真正研究一下发现好像并不是这么回事。
段落选自Under_90m_2014
Part 4 Vessel Systems and Machinery
Chapter 6 Electrical Installations
Section 2 Shipboard Systems
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