Ship Systems Staging Diagrams for DDG-2 Class Ships.
Abstract
The Ship Systems Staging Diagram (SSSD), heretofore known as Ship Systems Definition and Index (SSDI), is an orderly identification and structuring of the systems and subsystems that make up a ship. By defining ship systems as well as their boundaries and interfaces, the SSSD provides a common language for communicating information about ship configurations. The SSSD is thus useful to all Navy activities involved in the life-cycle operation, maintenance, modernization, and support of ships. The SSSD presented herein is an original compilation for the DDG-2 class of Navy ships. It incorporates the latest changes to the coding identifications of systems, subsystems, equipments, and components to bring them into conformance with the current SWBS/SWAB/SECAS Staging Index for Surface Ships. Ths Staging Index, and its supporting Component Dictionary Code (CDC), is compatible with the Ships Work Breakdown Structure (SWBS) and the Ship Work Authorization Boundary (SWAB) descriptions. This document discusses the general properties of SSSDs (Section 2); points out the many ways SSSDs can be utilized by the various Navy activities (Section 3); and presents the SSSDs for the DDG-2 ship class (Section 4).
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 1978
- Accession Number
- ADA058520
Entities
Organizations
- ARINC