AS 2092-2004

1 - AS 2092-2004 PYROTECHNIC MARINE DISTRESS FLARES AND SIGNALS FOR PLEASURE CRAFT
4 - PREFACE
5 - CONTENTS
6 - 1 SCOPE
6 - 2 OBJECTIVE
6 - 3 APPLICATION
6 - 4 DEFINITIONS
6 - 4.1 Red hand-held distress flare
6 - 4.2 Red star parachute distress rocket
6 - 4.3 Orange smoke hand°held distress signal
6 - 4.4 Orange smoke buoyant distress signal
6 - 4.5 White hand°held collision warning flare
6 - 4.6 Store
7 - 5 GENERAL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
7 - 5.1 General
7 - 5.2 Means of ignition
7 - 5.3 Waterproofing and corrosion resistance
7 - 5.4 Resistance to temperature
8 - 5.5 Resistance to humidity
8 - 5.6 Durability
8 - 5.7 Toxicity
8 - 5.8 Resistance to immersion
8 - 5.9 Resistance to mechanical damage
8 - 6 RED HAND°HELD DISTRESS FLARE
8 - 6.1 Design
9 - 6.2 Performance
9 - 6.3 Emission of hot particles
9 - 7 RED STAR PARACHUTE DISTRESS ROCKET
9 - 7.1 Design
9 - 7.2 Performance
9 - 8 ORANGE SMOKE HAND°HELD DISTRESS SIGNAL
9 - 8.1 Design
9 - 8.2 Performance
9 - 8.3 Emission of hot particles
9 - 9 ORANGE SMOKE BUOYANT DISTRESS SIGNAL
9 - 9.1 Design
10 - 9.2 Performance
10 - 9.3 Emission of hot particles
10 - 10 WHITE HAND°HELD COLLISION WARNING FLARE
10 - 10.1 Design
10 - 10.2 Performance
10 - 10.3 Emission of hot particles
10 - 11 MARKING
10 - 12 PACKAGING
11 - APPENDIX A - RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE OF FLARES AND SIGNALS
11 - A1 STOWAGE
11 - A2 FAMILIARITY WITH OPERATION
11 - A3 CORRECT USE
11 - A4 EXPECTED LIFE
11 - A5 DISPOSAL OF TIME EXPIRED STORES
12 - APPENDIX B - WATER IMMERSION TEST
12 - B1 SCOPE
12 - B2 APPARATUS
12 - B3 SPECIMEN CONDITIONING
12 - B4 PROCEDURE
12 - B5 REPORT
13 - APPENDIX C - TEST FOR EMISSION OF HOT PARTICLES
13 - C1 SCOPE
13 - C2 APPARATUS
13 - C3 TEST CONDITIONS
13 - C4 PROCEDURE
13 - C5 REPORT