GB/T 26782.1-2011
卫星导航船舶监管信息系统 第1部分:系统组成与功能定义
Satellite navigation based ship monitoring and management system - Part 1: System structure and function definition
- 实施日期
- 2011-12-01
- ICS 分类
- 47.020.70
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GB/T 26782.1-2011
Satellite navigation based ship monitoring and management system - Part 1: System structure and function definition
GB/T 26782.2-2011
Satellite navigation based ship monitoring and management system - Part 2: Information transfer protocol
GB/T 3221-2010
Code for dock and sea trials of diesel-driven inland ships
GB/T 25444.1-2010
Mobile and fixed offshore units - Electrical installations - Part 1: General requirements and conditions
GB/T 19283-2010
Dimensions series of container ship passing the lock of Three Gorges Dam
GB/T 18181-2010
Dimensions series of cargo carrier(train) passing the lock of Three Gorges Dam
GB 16557-2010
Safety signs for life-saving on sea-going ship
GB/T 26088-2010
Shipbuilding - Water-cooled four cycle diesel engines for propelling
GB/T 26086-2010
Retro-reflective sheeting for use on life-saving appliances
GB/T 26084-2010
General specification for electric rubber products of ship
GB/T 11577-2010
Container securing fitting for ships
GB/T 25976-2010
Ship and marine technology - Position-indicating lights for life-saving appliances - Testing,inspection and marking of production units
GB/T 26087-2010
Small craft - Anchoring,mooring and towing - Strong points
GB/T 26085-2010
Test method and determination of total tin in antifouling paints for ship
GB/T 25505-2010
General provisions for programming mooring, sea trials and fishing of sea going fishery vessel
GB/T 26089-2010
Guidelines for instruction of marine diesel engines
GB/T 5869-2010
Lifejacket lights
GB/T 25444.7-2010
Mobile and fixed offshore units - Electrical installations - Part 7: Hazardous areas
GB/T 25444.6-2010
Mobile and fixed offshore units - Electrical installations - Part 6: Installation
GB/T 25444.5-2010
Mobile and fixed offshore units - Electrical installations - Part 5: Mobile units