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BRITISH STANDARD
Electrical installations
in ships
Part 201: System design General
ICS 47.020.60
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FOREWORD.......................................................................................................................... 4
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................... 7
Clause
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SECTION 1: DEFINITIONS
Definitions .................................................................................................................... 9
SECTION 2: SAFETY ASPECTS
General ...................................................................................................................... 11
SECTION 3:DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
D.C. distribution systems ........................................................................................... 11
A.C. distribution systems ........................................................................................... 12

SECTION 4: SOURCES OF ELECTRICAL POWER
Source of electrical power for auxiliary services........................................................ 14

SECTION 5: DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
General ...................................................................................................................... 19
Methods of distribution............................................................................................... 19
Balance of loads ........................................................................................................ 20
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Single-wire systems with hull return .......................................................................... 20
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Final sub-circuits........................................................................................................ 21
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Socket-outlets ............................................................................................................ 23
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Lighting circuits in machinery spaces, accommodation spaces,

cargo spaces, etc....................................................................................................... 23
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Shore connections ..................................................................................................... 23
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Navigation lights ........................................................................................................ 24
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Radio installations...................................................................................................... 24
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Submersible, permanently installed bilge-pumps...................................................... 24
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Motor circuits ............................................................................................................. 25
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Luminaires ................................................................................................................. 26
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Internal communication circuits ................................................................................. 26
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Final sub-circuits........................................................................................................ 27
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Circuits other than final sub-circuits........................................................................... 27
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Application of diversity (demand) factors................................................................... 27
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Motive-power circuits General .............................................................................. 27
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Cargo handling winch and crane circuits................................................................... 28

SECTION 7: DEGREES OF PROTECTION
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General ...................................................................................................................... 29
SECTION 8: CABLES
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Choice of cables ........................................................................................................ 29
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Choice of insulation ................................................................................................... 29
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choice of protective coverings ................................................................................... 31
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Cables for fire alarm, fire detection and emergency fire extinguishing services ....... 32
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Determination of the cross-sectional areas of conductors ........................................ 32
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Current ratings for continuous services ..................................................................... 33
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Correction factors for different ambient air temperatures.......................................... 33
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Correction factors for cable grouping ........................................................................ 34
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Correction factors for non-continuous services ......................................................... 36
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Voltage drop .............................................................................................................. 36
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Parallel connection of cables ..................................................................................... 37
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Separation of circuits ................................................................................................. 37
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Short-circuit capacity ................................................................................................. 37
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Cables in refrigeration spaces ................................................................................... 37
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Licensed Copy: na na, University of Brunel JISC, Tue Aug 22 15:46:42 BST 2006, Uncontrolled Copy, (c) BSI

NO COPYING WITHOUT BSI PERMISSION EXCEPT AS PERMITTED BY COPYRIGHT LAW

This British Standard reproduces verbatim IEC 60092-201:1994 and

aid enquirers to understand the text;

present to the responsible international/European committee any

monitor related international and European developments and

A list of organizations represented on this committee can be obtained on

This British Standard, having

Amendments issued since publication

ISBN 0 580 39026 8

D.C. distribution systems ........................................................................................... 11

A.C. distribution systems ........................................................................................... 12

Source of electrical power for auxiliary services........................................................ 14

Balance of loads ........................................................................................................ 20

Single-wire systems with hull return .......................................................................... 20

Lighting circuits in machinery spaces, accommodation spaces,

Shore connections ..................................................................................................... 23

Navigation lights ........................................................................................................ 24

Submersible, permanently installed bilge-pumps...................................................... 24

Motor circuits ............................................................................................................. 25

Internal communication circuits ................................................................................. 26

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SECTION 6: DIVERSITY (DEMAND) FACTORS

Circuits other than final sub-circuits........................................................................... 27

Application of diversity (demand) factors................................................................... 27

Motive-power circuits General .............................................................................. 27

Cargo handling winch and crane circuits................................................................... 28

Choice of cables ........................................................................................................ 29

Choice of insulation ................................................................................................... 29

choice of protective coverings ................................................................................... 31

Determination of the cross-sectional areas of conductors ........................................ 32

Current ratings for continuous services ..................................................................... 33

Correction factors for different ambient air temperatures.......................................... 33

Correction factors for cable grouping ........................................................................ 34

Correction factors for non-continuous services ......................................................... 36

Voltage drop .............................................................................................................. 36

Parallel connection of cables ..................................................................................... 37

Separation of circuits ................................................................................................. 37

Short-circuit capacity ................................................................................................. 37

Cables in refrigeration spaces ................................................................................... 37

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