NR483 Rules for the Classification of Naval Ships/Международные правила классификации военно-морских судов (в электронном виде)

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Part A
The Rules published by the Society give the requirements for the assignment and the maintenance of class for seagoing surface naval ships, in particular frigates.
Class assigned to a ship reflects the discretionary opinion of the Society that the ship, for declared conditions of use and within the relevant time frame, complies with the Rules applicable at the time the service is rendered. Class requirements can be temporarily suspended under emergency conditions (war, terrorist attack,...) declared by the Naval Authority.
Note 1: The general conditions of classification are laid down in the Preamble.

Contents
Chapter 1 Principles of Classification and Class Notations
Chapter 2 Assignment, Maintenance, Suspension and Withdrawal of Class
Chapter 3 Scope of Surveys (all ships)
Chapter 4 Scope of Surveys in Respect of the Different Services of Ships
Chapter 5 Scope of Surveys Related to Additional Class Notations

Part B
Part B of the Rules contains the requirements for determination of the minimum hull scantlings, applicable to all types of seagoing single hull displacement ships of normal form, speed and proportions, made in welded steel construction, with a length not less than 65m. These requirements are to be integrated with those specified in Part E, as applicable, depending on the additional class notations assigned to the ships.

Contents
Chapter 1 General
Chapter 2 General Arrangement Design
Chapter 3 Stability
Chapter 4 Structure Design Principles
Chapter 5 Design Loads
Chapter 6 Hull Girder Strength
Chapter 7 Hull Scantlings
Chapter 8 Other Structures
Chapter 9 Hull Outfitting
Chapter 10 Corrosion Protection and Loading Information
Chapter 11 Construction and Testing

Part C
Part C, Chapter 1 applies to the design, construction, installation, tests and trials of main propulsion and essential auxiliary machinery systems and associated equipment, boilers and pressure vessels, piping systems, and steering and manoeuvring systems installed on board classed ships, as indicated in each Section of this Chapter.
For computerized Machinery systems, requirements contained in Part C, Chapter 3 shall be referred to.

Contents
Chapter 1 Machinery
Chapter 2 Electrical Installations
Chapter 3 Automation
Chapter 4 Fire Protection, Detection and Extinction

Part D
Ships complying with the requirements of this Chapter are eligible for the assignment of the service notation frigate, as defined in Pt A, Ch 1, Sec 2, [4.2].

Contents
Chapter 1 Frigate
Chapter 2 Aircraft Carrier
Chapter 3 Corvette
Chapter 4 Auxiliary Naval Vessel
Chapter 5 Amphibious Vessel
Chapter 6 Military Offshore Patrol Vessel
Chapter 7 Landing Crafts

Part E
During their operation, naval ships may be exposed to specific threats induced by weapons shoots. The threats may result from: • bullets and other high performance projectiles • splinters from external or internal blasts.
Naval ships are commonly protected from these threats by armour plate, armour compound or other adequate means.
The threats and corresponding levels of protection are defined by the Naval Authority.

Contents
Chapter 1 Military Environment
Chapter 2 System of Trace and Analysis of Records (STAR)
Chapter 3 Availability of Machinery (AVM)
Chapter 4 Automation Systems (AUT)
Chapter 5 Monitoring Equipment (MON)
Chapter 6 Comfort on Board (COMF)
Chapter 7 Environmental Protection (CLEANSHIP)
Chapter 8 CBRN
Chapter 9 Manoeuvrability, Stability and Sea-Keeping
Chapter 10 Safety Equipment and Installations
Chapter 11 Other Notations