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FINAL
DRAWING
Designed
BH-R4
b y
李甲伟 RESCUE BOAT
Checked
b y
邸灿
Approved
B oat b u i ldl d i n g B r an c h Q i n gd ao
b y B e i h ai S h i p b u i l d i n g H e avy
韩杰
I n d u s t r y Co. , L t d
Date
Index
INDEX
1. GENERAL ARRANGMENT……………………….…......................................................... 1
ARRANGMENT……………………….….........................................................
TOOLS & SP
S PARE PARTS
ARTS LIST FOR TOHATSU
TOHATSU ENGINE
Total weight: 4 Kg
Genu
Genuin
inee gear
gear oi
oill Genu
Genuin
inee gear
gear oi
oill or the
the reco
recomm
mmen
ende
ded
d one
one (API
(API GL-5
GL-5:: SA
SAE
E #80
#80 to #90)
#90) appr
approx
ox.0
.0.2
.28
8L
Engine oil genuine engine oil or the other recommended one , that is TC-W3.
LOOS
LOOSE
E EQ
EQUI
UIPM
PMEN
ENT
T GU
GUID
IDE
E FO
FOR
R RE
RESC
SCUE
UE BO
BOA
AT
LSA
No. NAME SKETCH MATERIAL
MATERIAL QUANTITY
RESOLUTION
BUOYANCY
1 PLASTIC 2 5.1.2.2.1
PADDLE
BUOYANT
3 PLASTIC 1 5.1.2.2.2
BAILER
ILLUMINATION
5 ASSEMBLY 1 5.1.2.2.3
COMPASS
STEEL&WOOD
8 HATCHET 1 5.1.2.2.3
HANDLE
WATERPROOF
ELECTRIC
ELECTRIC TORCH
TORCH
9 (WITH
(WITH A SPAR
SPARE
E PLASTIC 1 5.1.2.2.7
BATTERY
BATTERY AND
BULB)
SIGNAL
10 PLASTIC 1 5.1.2.2.8
WHISTLE
WATER PROOF
11 FIRST
FIRST AID MEDICINE 1 5.1.2.2.9
OUTFIT
PU AND
AND
12 RESC
RESCUE
UE QUOI
QUOIT
T 2 5.1.2.2.10
BUOYANT
BUOYANT LINE
LSA
No. NAME SKETCH MA
MATERIAL
TERIAL QUANTITY
RESOLUTION
14 FIRE-EXTING
FIRE-EXTINGUISHER
UISHER DRY POWDER 1 5.1.2.2.14
5.1.2.2 .14
THERMAL PROTECTIVE
17 CLOTH 2 5.1.2.2.13
AID
2
Content
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1 Design
Design Basis
The BH-R -R4
4 reresc
scue
ue-b
-booat is desesig
ign
ned anandd bui
uilt
lt acc
accor
ordi
ding
ng to th
the
e IM
IMOO
“Inter
“Internat
nation
ional
al Con
Conven
ventio
tion
n on Saf
Safety
ety of Lif
Life
e at sea 1974” and all its updat
updatee
amendments including the 1996 revision of Chapter III and the inception of the
associate
asso ciatedd Inter
Internatio
national
nal Life-
Life-savi
saving
ng Appl
Applianc
iancee Code (LSA Code
Code).
). Ever
Everyy test
meets the requirements about rigid rescue-boat of IMO “Life-saving Appliances
Test” and IMO Resolution MSC. 81(70).
2 Main Parameters
3 Material
3.1 The hull is constr
constructe
ucted
d by hand lay up with G.R.P
G.R.P.. material
material.. The hull and
the inner hull are separately laminated . The space between the hull and
the inner hull is filled with polyurethane foam as buoyancy.
3.2 All mats , wove
woven n roving and resins appli
applied
ed on boat is accomp
accompanie
anied
d by
classification society certificates
3.3 All fittin
fittings
gs on this boat are made of stain
stainless
less stee
steel,l, m
marine
arine grad
grade
e
aluminum
alumi num copp
copper
er or galva
galvanize
nized
d steel. In ord
order
er to incre
increase
ase the boa
boat’s
t’s
corrosion-resistant performance.
5 Strength
The construction of the boat is designed according to relevant rules to
ensure that the boat has enough strength under every rough sea
condition.
7 Boarding
While hearing the alarm, occupants should assembly at deck near the rescue
boat immediately. Persons board the rescue boat, casualty lies on the
stretcher securely. After occupants be seated, the helmsman gives the order
to launch the rescue boat. The single arm davit lift the boat to water. When
the boat in water, the occupant unfastens the boat from the hook.
88.1
Rele
Release
8.1 Thease
The sy stem
BH-R4 rescue boat is launched by the single arm davit on the ship.
There are three lifting mounts aboard the boat, through which the boat can be
suspended by falls from the hook on the davit.
10 Electrical equipment
10.1 Two groups of batteries are equipped every group can be used
10.1 Two
independently to start the engine and every group can be spare for the
other. Electric unit is 12V DC.
10.2 Every group o off batteries is rech
recharged
arged by a self-floatin
self-floating
g recharge.
Powerr is supp
Powe supplied
lied from the dav
davit
it in 42V,AC
42V,AC..
10.3 The batteries should be inspected regularly and when the cell voltage
10.3 The
felled down to 1.7V,it should not be allowed to be used any more.
10.4 The
10.4 The same type should be chosen when replacing the batteries.
11 Loose Equipment
All rescue boat equipment required by the International Convention for the
Safety of Life at Sea 1974 (SOLAS 74) as amended, including the 1996
revisi
rev ision
on of Cha
Chapte
pterr III and the inc
incep
eptio
tion
n of the ass
associ
ociate
ated
d Int
Intern
ernati
ationa
onall
Life-Saving Appliance Code (LSA Code), Regulation 5.1.2. are provided.
For details please refer to “Equipment Guide”
13 Sea Conditions
It is very beneficial for the rescue boat commander to listen to local weather
and sea conditions forecasting. The following table can be referred to when
necessary.
White
Whit e wa
wave
ve to
tops
ps an
andd oc
occa
casi
sion
onal
al sea
sea
spray
Force 7 Wind speed : up to 32 knots
Wave height: up to 5.4m
Foam
Fo am an
and
d se
seaa spra
sprayy oc
occu
curs
rs on wave
wave
tops
Force 8 Wind speed : up to 40 knots
Wave height: up to 7.2m
Obvious foam steamers and sea spray
Force 9 Wind speed : up to 58 knots
Occasional wave height: up to 14.4m
Brea
Breake
kers
rs with
with he
heav
avy
y fo
foam
am se
sea
a sp
spra
ray
y
reduces visibility
Force 10 Wind speed : up to 56 knots
Occasional wave height: up to 18.0m
large breaker and heavy sea spray
Force 11 Wind speed : up to 64 knots
larg
large
e to
topp
ppin
ing
g wawave
ves,
s, heav
heavy
y br
brea
eake
kers
rs
and foam spray
14 Rescuing
It is full of difficulties and dangers to rescue at sea. Dangers may occur both to
the persons on board for the rough of the sea or the mis-operation of the boat
and to the persons to be rescued for the improperly use of the rescue tools
which should be used skillfully or of rescue method which should be born in
mind by the persons on board. Or, injuries maybe occur, and even worse sea
water maybe flood into the boat. So, the rescue training should be carried out
normally.
1). The coxswain give orders and decides at which side of the boat would be
used to pick up the sinker. Generally at port.
2). Steer the boat towards the sinker till the bow is 1.5 m apart from him.
Operate the boat slowly to close the boat to the sinker.
3). Stop the engine and help the sinker to climb up the ladder installed at the
stern to inboard.
4).
4). If th
the
e sink
sinker
er ca
cann no
nott mo
move
ve by hims
himsel
elf,
f, th
the
e fo
foll
llow
owin
ing
g step
steps
s sh
shou
ould
ld be
followed( the engine can be kept running):
c). Two persons should give their hands to pull the sinker inboard.
1). In any vessel-crack cases, all sinkers maybe suffer the hypothermia. The
treatments below should be followed:
7). The sinkers rescued should be shifted to the mother ship or transported by
helicopter as soon as possible so that they can be medically treated.
The rigid rescue boat as required to comply with the latest IMO MSC 81(70)
secti
section
on 7.1
7.1.7
.7 Rig
Righti
hting Testt (It sh
ng Tes shou
ould
ld be de
demo
mons
nstra
trate
ted
d th
that
at bo
both
th wi
with
th an
and
d
without engine and fuel or an equivalent mass in place of the engine and fuel
tank, the rigid rescue boat is capable of being righted by not more than two
key parameters:
Volume of the GRP Buoyancy: 376 Liter