AECP-2 : 2002

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NATO NAVAL RADIO AND RADAR RADIATION HAZARDS MANUAL

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Published date: 01-11-2002

Publisher: NATO

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CHAPTER 1: BACKGROUND
CHAPTER 2: DEFINITIONS
CHAPTER 3: PROCEDURE TO ENSURE RADHAZ SAFETY
CHAPTER 4: REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
ANNEX A: SUSCEPTIBILITY RADHAZ DESIGNATOR (SRAD)
         ALLOCATION PROCEDURE
ANNEX B: TRANSMITTER RADHAZ DESIGNATOR
         (TRAD) ALLOCATION PROCEDURE
ANNEX C: LIMITATIONS OF EXPOSURE AND CONTROL
         MEASURES FOR PERSONNEL
ANNEX D: OPERATIONAL GUIDANCE AND PROCEDURES
         IN PORT AND TERRITORIAL SEA
ANNEX E: CLASSIFICATION OF TYPE OF EMISSIONS
         OF HELICOPTER, AIRCRAFT AND VSTOL AIRCRAFT
         FROM A PERSONNEL RADHAZ STANDPOINT
ANNEX F: GENERAL PRECAUTIONS AND SPECIAL
         PROCEDURES TO ENSURE SAFETY OF PERSONNEL
         WHEN IRRADIATED BY AIRCRAFT TRANSMITTERS
ANNEX G: OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE AND GUIDANCE
         FOR TWO APPROACHING PLATFORMS
ANNEX H: SAFETY DISTANCES (SD) TABLE
ANNEX J: PRACTICAL EXAMPLES FOR APPLICATION
         OF THE PROCEDURES DEFINED IN CHAPTER 3
ANNEX K: SUGGESTED FORMATS AND EXAMPLES
         FOR RADHAZ CODES

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Provides information regarding procedures to be taken to avoid the hazards that can arise when: a. Personnel, b. Munitions and weapon systems embodying electro-explosive devices (EED), c. Safety critical electronic systems (SCES), d. Fuels and flammables, are exposed to electromagnetic radiation (EMR) in radio and radar frequency environments during NATO Naval operations.

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Development Note	Supplement is available separately, see AECP-2 SUPP. (05/2007)
Document Type	Standard
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Publisher	NATO
Status	Withdrawn
Supersedes	AECP-2 : C

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DEFSTAN 00-972(PT1)/5(2015) : 2015	MILITARY AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES EQUIPMENT SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE STANDARDS (AERODROME, TERMINAL AND NAVAL AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES) - PART 1: GENERIC AND SOFTWARE
DEFSTAN 59-411(PT1)/2(2014) : 2014	ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY - PART 1: MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING
DEFSTAN 59-411(PT1)/1(2007) : 2007	ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY - PART 1: MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING
AMEDP-13 : 2011	NATO GLOSSARY OF MEDICAL TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
STANAG 3614 : 2002	ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS (E[3]) - REQUIREMENTS FOR AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
STANAG 2345 : 2015	MILITARY WORKPLACES - FORCE HEALTH PROTECTION REGARDING PERSONNEL EXPOSURE TO ELECTRIC, MAGNETIC, AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS, 0 HZ TO 300 GHZ
AECTP-250 : 2014	ELECTRICAL AND ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
AECP/MECP-04 : A2016	RADHAZ CLASSIFICATION OF MUNITIONS AND WEAPON SYSTEMS EMBODYING ELECTRO-EXPLOSIVE DEVICES
AEP-41 VOL 6 : 2014	NATO IMPLEMENTATION OF UNIFIED PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS (UE[3])
AECTP-500 : 2016	ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS TESTS AND VERIFICATION
ANEP-45 : 0

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STANAG 1379 : 0	NATO RADHAZ WARNING SIGN
STANAG 2345 : 2015	MILITARY WORKPLACES - FORCE HEALTH PROTECTION REGARDING PERSONNEL EXPOSURE TO ELECTRIC, MAGNETIC, AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS, 0 HZ TO 300 GHZ
STANAG 1397 : 2016	RADHAZ CLASSIFICATION OF MUNITIONS AND WEAPON SYSTEMS EMBODYING ELECTROEXPLOSIVE DEVICES

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