LVS EN 526:2000
2000-02-17
Inland navigation vessels - Gangways with a lenght not exceending 8 m - Requirements, types
1Key Takeaways
This document establishes technical specifications for shore access equipment designed specifically for inland navigation vessels. It focuses on ladders with a width not exceeding eight meters, defining the necessary requirements for their safe construction and operation. The content outlines various types of these ac…
2Scope / Description
This document establishes technical specifications for shore access equipment designed specifically for inland navigation vessels. It focuses on ladders with a width not exceeding eight meters, defining the necessary requirements for their safe construction and operation. The content outlines various types of these access structures, ensuring they meet consistent safety and performance criteria for maritime applications. Detailed provisions address the design parameters, material selection, and installation guidelines to facilitate secure passenger and crew movement between the vessel and the dock. By standardizing these elements, the text aims to promote uniformity across different vessel types and operational environments. The scope covers essential aspects of the ladders, including structural integrity and safety features, without delving into specific evaluation metrics or their historical significance. This reference serves as a foundational guide for manufacturers and operators to ensure compatibility and safety in inland waterway transport systems.
3Version History
LVS EN 526:2000
2000-02-17
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What is LVS EN 526:2000?
LVS EN 526:2000 — Inland navigation vessels - Gangways with a lenght not exceending 8 m - Requirements, types is an international standard developed by Latvian Standard. This document establishes technical specifications for shore access equipment designed specifically for inland navigation vessels. It focuses on ladders with a width not exceeding eight meters, defining the necessary requirements for their safe...
What does LVS EN 526:2000 cover?
This standard covers: This document establishes technical specifications for shore access equipment designed specifically for inland navigation vessels. It focuses on ladders with a width not exceeding eight meters, defining the necessary requirements for their safe construction and operation. The content outlines...
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