DEFSTAN 61-5(PT4)/4(2006) : 2006

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Warning
3 Normative References
4 Definitions
   4.1 Alternative Supply
   4.2 Converted Supply
   4.3 Damage Control Emergency Supply
   4.4 Healthy Supply System
   4.5 Ship Service Power Supply
   4.6 Maintained Supply
   4.7 Normal Supply
   4.8 Rare transient
   4.9 Extremely Rare Transient
   4.10 Integrated Full Electrical Propulsion (IFEP)
   4.11 Low Voltage (LV)
   4.12 High Voltage (HV)
5 Abbreviations
6 User equipment requirements
7 Integrated electric propulsion and auxiliary power systems
   7.1 General integration techniques and issues
8 Characteristics of electrical power supplies in HM Surface
   Ships and Submarines
   8.1 440 Volt and 115 Volt, 60 HZ power supply characteristics
        at user equipment terminals
   8.2 Continuity of power supply
9 400 HZ power supply characteristics at user equipment
   terminals
   9.1 440 and 115 V, single and 3-phase 400 HZ supplies
10 DC power supply characteristics at user equipment terminals
   10.1 Provision of d.c. supplies
   10.2 Vessels with d.c. ship service supply systems
11 Characteristics of electrical power supplies in HM Surface
   Ships and Submarines when supplied from HM Dockyard and
   Naval Bases
   11.1 440 volt and 115 volt, 60 HZ, power supply
        characteristics at user equipment terminals
Annex A - STANAG 1008 - Substance of Agreement
   A.1 UK Reservations
Annex B - Characteristics of electrical power supplies in HM
          Surface Ships and Submarines during abnormal supply
          conditions
   B.1 Introduction
   B.2 Characteristics of electrical power supplies in HM
        Surface Ships and HM Submarines during abnormal and
        fault conditions

Specifies the characteristics of power supplies of 440 V, 115 V and 24 V d.c. available in HM Surface Ships and Submarines, but does not include aircraft servicing supplies and does not include low power supplies for domestic electrical equipment.