Detail of GJB 4851-2003

Introduction of GJB 4851-2003

Code for the final test of submarine-to-ship missile weapon system 1 Scope This standard specifies the assessment content, test methods, implementation procedures, result evaluation methods and relevant technical requirements of the final test of submarine-to-ship missile weapon system. This standard is applicable to the design final test of submarine-to-ship missile weapon system. 2 Normative references The following normative documents contain provisions which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions of this standard. For dated references, subsequent amendments (excluding corrections) to, or revisions, of any of these publications do not apply. However parties to agreements based on this standard are encouraged to investigate the possibility of applying the most recent editions of the normative documents indicated below. For undated references or references with version not indicated, the latest edition of the normative document referred to applies. GJB 3868-1999 Code for finalization test of submarine-to-ship missile GJBZ 20078-1992 Regulations on the administration of naval test range HJB 29 Test methods for design qualification and production acceptance reliability HJB 54 Requirements and methods for weapon systems and equipments reliability assessment HJB 58-1994 Reliability data tables of development, production and use for naval materials HJB 164 General rules for compiling test program for naval tactical missile weapon system range HJB 165 General rules for compiling report on test results of naval tactical missile weapon system range Regulations on the finalization of military products issued by the State Council and the Central Military Commission on December 1986 Implementation rules for the finalization of naval military products issued by the Naval Military Product Finalization Committee on November 1992 3 Terms and definitions For the purposes of this standard, the following terms and definitions apply: 3.1 the submarine-to-ship missile weapon system weapon system, which launches missiles based on submarine from underwater to attack enemy’s ships on surface, including submarine-to-ship missile system, firing and controlling system and all support equipment for preparing missile; on the submarine, the submarine-to-ship missile system and its whole weapon channel are collectively referred to as missile weapon system or submarine-based missile weapon system to distinguish from other submarine-based weapon systems 3.2 submarine-to-ship missile system system consisting of missiles to complete tasks from aerial flight to damaging enemy ships, launch vehicle (including ancillary equipment) that carries or assists missiles to separate from submarine and operate underwater, or seals; submarine-to-ship missile systems (hereinafter referred to as “missile systems”) are also collectively referred to as “missiles” as long as not causing confusion, if missiles and launch vehicle or seals form a whole, or if it is necessary to mention them at the same time 3.3 firing and controlling system submarine-based equipment of submarine-to-ship missile weapon system, which is used for obtaining target indication information, submarine information, calculating shooting data and controlling launch, and which usually consists of two parts: submarine-based common equipment and special equipment for submarine-based missile weapon system 3.4 all support equipment for preparing missile generic term for related equipment for completing technical preparation, transferring, submarine loading and other technical work of missile system, which is also referred to as “ground support equipment” when the emphasis is put on the performance of individual equipment 3.5 work-missile missile system without pyrotechnic devices such as power and warhead, which is used for equivalent inspection or joint debugging of all support equipment for preparing missile, launch control inspection and launch pre-test of submarine-based missile weapon system and troop training   3.6 test system generic term for test-related systems such as tested objects, products to be tested, test command systems, measurement and control systems, the timing communication systems, technical services and test support systems, etc., which are jointly used for a certain test project 3.7 test manuals generic term for the documents (test scheme, cooperative procedure, operating procedure, etc.) prepared by the tester for organizing implementation and technical operation 4 General requirements for test

Contents of GJB 4851-2003

Foreword i 1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms and definitions 4 General requirements for test 4.1 General 4.2 Assessment items of test 4.3 Assessment objects of test 4.4 Test conditions 4.5 Test program 4.6 Test preparation and implementation 4.7 Testing data processing and result evaluation 5 Firing and controlling system test 5.1 Assessment content of test 5.2 Test scheme 5.3 Test implementation 5.4 Parameter measurement and recording requirements 5.5 Evaluation of test results 6 Ground support test 6.1 Assessment content of test 6.2 Test scheme 6.3 Test implementation 6.4 Measuring and recording test results 6.5 Test data processing 6.6 Evaluation and analysis of test results 7 Comprehensive flight test 7.1 Assessment content of test 7.2 Test scheme 7.3 Test implementation 7.4 Measurement and records of test 7.5 Test data processing 7.6 Evaluation and analysis of test results 8 Acceptance criteria and result report of final test 8.1 Acceptance criteria of final test 8.2 Report preparation Annex A (Informative) Sequential inspection method of Bayes A.1 Sequential hypothesis inspection A.2 Sequential truncated inspection