DOD-HDBK-289 Base Document:1986

1 SCOPE
   1.1 GENERAL
   1.2 APPLICATION
2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS
   2.1 GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS
   2.2 OTHER PUBLICATIONS
3 GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
   3.1 PRINCIPLES OF LIGHT
   3.2 COLOR
   3.3 PRINCIPAL FACTORS AFFECTING VISION
   3.4 TERMINOLOGY AND LIGHTING EQUATIONS
   3.5 LIGHTING CALCULATIONS
   3.6 LIGHT SOURCES
4 DETAIL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
   4.1 ILLUMINATION LEVELS
   4.2 LIGHT AND INTERIOR FINISHES
   4.3 DESIGN OF LIGHTING INSTALLATIONS
   4.4 RED ILLUMINATION
   4.5 BLUE ILLUMINATION
   4.6 REPLACEMENT-AT-SEA (RAS) RED LIGHTING
   4.7 NAVIGATION AND SIGNAL LIGHTS
5 SHIPBOARD TESTS
   5.1 GENERAL
   5.2 PHOTOMETRIC SURVEY
   5.3 DARKENED SHIP SURVEY (SURFACE SHIPS)
   5.4 NAVIGATION AND SIGNAL LIGHTS CHECKOUT
   5.5 SHIP SERVICE LIGHTING SYSTEM CHECKOUT
   5.6 EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEM CHECKOUT SUBMARINES
6 MAINTENANCE AND PARTS IDENTIFICATION
   6.1 GENERAL
   6.2 PRECAUTIONS
   6.3 CAUSES OF LIGHT LOSS
   6.4 LAMP REPLACEMENT
   6.5 FIXTURE CLEANING
   6.6 MAINTENANCE OF LIGHTING FIXTURES FOR GENERAL
       ILLUMINATION
   6.7 EXPLOSION PROOF EXTENSION LIGHTS
   6.8 INSPECTION OF EXTENSIONS LIGHT FOR SMALL BOATS
   6.9 BATTERY POWERED EMERGENCY LIGHTS
   6.10 DARKENED-SHIP CONDITION
   6.11 NAVIGATION AND SIGNAL LIGHTS
FIGURES AND TABLES
APPENDICES
APPENDIX A PHOTOMETRIC DATA FOR STANDARD LIGHTING
           FIXTURES
APPENDIX B TYPICAL INSTALLATION METHODS FOR LIGHTING
           FIXTURES
APPENDIX C ABSTRACT INSTALLATION METHODS
APPENDIX D LIGHT OUTPUT DATA

Specifies standard design requirements and procedures, and identifies the configurations and applications of lighting systems on naval ships.

This handbook establishes standard design requirements and procedures, and identifies the configurations and applications of lighting systems on naval ships.