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MIL-DTL-22520G, DETAIL SPECIFICATION: CRIMPING TOOLS, WIRE TERMINATION, GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR (12 SEP 1997) [SUPERSEDING MIL-C-22520F]., This specification covers the general requirements for crimping tools,accessories and inspection gages used for connecting removable contacts (such as; signal, power,coaxial, shielded, thermocouple, and filter pin contacts) coaxial connectors, shielded connectors,ferrules, terminals, end caps and splices to wire conductors for use in electric connectors, terminaljunction systems, and other electric or electronic components. The crimping tools and accessoriescovered by this specification are for use by the military and are the only connector assemblydevices to be qualified, procured and issued for military maintenance use.【英文标准名称】:StandardPracticeforHumanEngineeringDesignforMarineSystems,Equipment,andFacilities
【原文标准名称】:海上系统、设备和工具的人体工程设计用标准实施规程
【标准号】:ASTMF1166-2007
【标准状态】:现行
【国别】:
【发布日期】:2007
【实施或试行日期】:
【发布单位】:美国材料与试验协会(US-ASTM)
【起草单位】:F25.07
【标准类型】:(Practice)
【标准水平】:()
【中文主题词】:设计;人类工效学;造船;船舶设备
【英文主题词】:anthropometrics;ergonomics;humanengineering(HE);humanfactorsengineering(HFE);humansystemsintegration(HIS)
【摘要】:1.1Thispracticeprovidesergonomicdesigncriteriafromahuman-machineperspectiveforthedesignandconstructionofmaritimevesselsandstructuresandforequipments,systems,andsubsystemscontainedtherein,includingvendor-purchasedhardwareandsoftware.1.1.1Thefocusofthesedesigncriteriaisonthedesignandevaluationofhuman-machineinterfaces,includingtheinterfacesbetweenhumansontheonesideandcontrolsanddisplays,physicalenvironments,structures,consoles,panelsandworkstations,layoutandarrangementofshipspaces,maintenanceworkplaces,labelsandsignage,alarms,computerscreens,materialhandling,valves,andotherspecificequipmentsontheother.1.2Thecriteriacontainedwithinthispracticeshallbeappliedtothedesignandconstructionofallhardwareandsoftwarewithinashipormaritimestructurethatthehumancrewmemberscomeincontactinanymannerforoperation,habitability,andmaintenancepurposes.1.3Unlessotherwisestatedinspecificprovisionsofashipormaritimestructuredesigncontractorspecification,thispracticeistobeusedtodesignmaritimevessels,structures,equipment,systems,andsubsystemstofitthefullpotentialuserpopulationrangeof5th%femalesto95th%males.1.4Thispracticeisdividedintothefollowingsectionsandsubsections:TABLEOFCONTENTSSectionandSubsectionsTitle1Scope2ReferencedDocuments3Terminology4SignificanceandUse5Controls5.1PrinciplesofControlDesign5.2GeneralDesignGuidelines5.3ControlMovement5.4ControlSpacing5.5CodingofControls5.6ControlUseandDesign6Displays6.1VisualDisplays6.2Location,Orientation,Lighting,andArrangementofDisplays6.3DisplayIllumination6.4DisplayTypes6.5AudibleDisplays7Alarms7.1GeneralAlarmRequirements7.2VisualAlarms7.3AudibleAlarms7.4VoiceMessages7.5AlarmInitiationStations7.6AlarmRequirementsbyIMO8IntegrationofControls,Displays,andAlarms8.1PrinciplesofDesign8.2GroupingRelationships-PrinciplesofArrangement8.3SeparatingGroupings8.4PositionRelationshipsofDisplaysandAlarms8.5PositionRelationshipsofControlstoAssociatedDisplaysandAlarms8.6ControlandDisplayMovementRelationships8.7SpatialRelationshipBetweenControls,Displays,andEquipment8.8AlternativeApproachtoGroupingDesign8.9SpecialRequirementsforControlandDisplayIntegrationonBridges9Anthropometry9.1GeneralDesignRequirements9.2StaticAnthropometricData10WorkplaceArrangements10.1BasicPrinciplesofWorkplaceDesign10.2SeatedWorkstation10.3StandingWorkstation10.4KneelingWorkstation10.5SquattingWorkstation10.6Shelving10.7StatusBoardsandFileCabinets