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COMFLTFORCOMINST 4790.3 REV A (4) Assume maintenance responsibility upon receipt. (PMS installation should be scheduled to support OCT). NOTE: IN SOME INSTANCES SYSTEMS MAY BE TURNED OVER THAT REQUIRE TEMPORARY SUPPORT SYSTEMS. THE INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY WILL PROVIDE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, DRAWINGS (AS NECESSARY) AND OPERATING INDOCTRINATION TO SHIP'S FORCE. FOLLOWING THE REMOVAL OF TEMPORARY SUPPORT SYSTEMS, SHIP'S FORCE AND THE SHIPBUILDER SHOULD BE PREPARED TO CONDUCT ADDITIONAL WALK-THROUGHS. 3.7.1 Sound Silencing Programs Unique to New Construction (MHC/SSN only). a. Isolation System Survey. During the construction process, the shipbuilder, through Noise Reduction Program requirements, periodically inspects the ship to identify incorrect installation and poor construction techniques relating to the silencing nature of the ship. It is imperative that no sound shorts exist between sound isolated systems/components and the hull structure. Ship's Force can play a major role in the inspection process by identifying deficiencies. This survey is the basis for acoustic measurements to be completed in subsequent surveys. Additional information concerning submarine noise reduction surveys is addressed in Volume VI, Chapter 23 of this manual. b. (Submarines only) Topside and Housekeeping Survey. During the construction process, this survey is completed to accomplish two aspects of silencing. First, the topside inspection checks the outside of the pressure hull, especially flow exposed areas, to ensure that tones or rattles are not caused by loose gear, fairing plates, and other discontinuities. Secondly, the housekeeping inspection checks the inside of the pressure hull to ensure sound shorts do not occur as a result of installation of lockers and locker doors, stowage, clogged ventilation ducts or filters, etc. This survey usually identifies problems associated with items not covered by ship design, but those items typically handled by the ship. c. Structureborne and Overside Surveys. Upon installation of Noise Critical components and their associated operating systems, structureborne noise surveys are accomplished to check the acoustic nature of the installation. Proper installation of isolation features and proper maintenance of the component during any lay up is crucial to the success of this survey. Ship's Force must continually be aware of the installation practices of the shipbuilder and thoroughly inspect the installation for sound shorts and proper alignment prior to system/component turnover. The Overside Survey is accomplished outside the hull (pressure hull for submarines) as an indication of radiated noise. Proper operation of systems and components during this process is crucial to satisfactory acoustic levels. Reference (ad) provides additional information concerning acoustic surveys for submarines. I-3-16
APPENDIX A AREAS TO BE EVALUATED DURING ARRIVAL ASSISTS COMFLTFORCOMINST 4790.3 REV A 1. As a minimum, the following areas should be evaluated. Duplicate inspection of areas covered by other inspections need not be made. 1.1 Training program which should include instructions in the following: a. Industrial activity organization, including management and working levels. b. Industrial activity procedures and practices, including: (1) OCT. (2) Tag-Out. (3) Ripout. (4) Industrial Activity Deficiency Correction. (5) General Testing Requirements. Personnel should be familiar with references (ae) and (af). (6) The industrial activity system for accomplishing planned maintenance on equipment under their cognizance. c. General schedule of Key Events and phases of work and testing. d. Safety requirements including Ship's Force and industrial activity responsibilities for: (1) Dry Dock Safety. (2) Fire Watches. (3) Watertight Integrity. (4) Reactor Plant Safety. 1.2 Status of administrative preparations, including: a. Ship and department organization manuals and directives to ensure administration is in accordance with current requirements. I-3A-1
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