Maintenance Facilities for Ammunition, Explosives, and Toxics. Design Manual 28.3.

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'asic design suidance for maintenance facilities for ammunition, explosives
and toxics covered by Category Group 216 is presented for use by experienced
architects and engineers. The contents inclucle design data for buildings and
shop 'areas to provide facilities for'repairing and mnaintaining'amnunition,
rockets,'bombs, mines, grenades, tt~rpedoes, depth charges, air/underioater wea-
pons, demolition materials, pyrotechnics, guided missile fuels, ammunition
parts, an~d related chemicals. ......
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ABSTRACT
Basic design guidance for maintenance facilities for amunition,
expIpsives and toxics covered by Category Group 216 is presented for use by
experienced architects and engineers. The contents include design data for
buildings and shop areas to provide facilities for repairing and maintaining
amunition, rockets, bombs, mines, grenades, torpedoes, depth charges,
air/underwater weapons, demolition materials, pyrotechnics, guided missile
1 fuels, amunition parts, and related chemicals.
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FOREWORD
This design manual is one of a series developed from an evaluation of
facilities in the shore establishment, from surveys of the availability of
new materials and construction methods, and from selection of the best
design practices of the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, other Govern-
ment agencies, and the private sector. This manual uses to the maximum
extent feasible, national professional society, association, and institute
standards in accordance with NAVFACENGCOM policy. Deviations from these
criteria should not be made without prior approval -f NAVFACENGCOM Head-
quarters (Code 04).
Design cannot remain static any more than can the naval functions it
serves or the technologies it uses. Accordingly, recommendations for
I improvement are encouraged from within the Navy and from the private sector
and should be furnished to NAVFACENGCOM Headquarters (Code 04). As the
design manuals are revised, they are being restructured. A chapter or a
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ready reference to specific criteria.
This publication is certified as an official publication of the Naval
Facilities Engineering Command and has been reviewed and approved in accord-
ance with SECNAVINST 5600.16.
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MAINTENANCE FACILITIES DESIGN MANUALS
Superseded
Chapters
DM NO. in Basic DM-28 TITLE
28.1 1 Aircraft Maintenance Facilities
28.2 2 & 5 Shipyard Maintenance Facilities
28.3 3 Maintenance Facilities for Ammuni-
tion, Explosives, and Toxics
28.4 4 General Maintenance Facilities
28.5 6 Environmental Control - Design of
Clean Rooms
28.6 Aircraft Fixed Point Utility Systems
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CONTENTS
MAINTENANCE FACILITIES FOR AMMUNITION, EXPLOSIVES, ANI roxIcs
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Section 1. INTRODUCTION 28.3-1
1. SCOPE 28.3-1
2. CANCELLATION 28.3-1
3. RELATED CRITERIA 28.3-1
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a. Definitive Drawings 28.3-1
b. Other NAVFAC Design Manuals 28.3-1
C. Planning Criteria 28.3-1
d. Other Criteria 28.3-1
4. GENERAL STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-1
5. ENERGY CONSERVATION 28.3-1
I 6. BUILDING PROTECTION 28.3-2
7. LOADING DOCK RAMP PROTECTION 28.3-2
8. FIRE PROTECTION 28.3-2
9. SECURITY 28.3-2
10. SAFETY 28.3-2
Section 2. GENERAL AMMUNITION MAINTENANCE SHOPS 28.3-3
1. FUNCTION 28.3-3
2. ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-3
a. Spaces 28.3-3
b. Design 28.3-3
3. MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-4
a. Heating and Air Conditioning 28.3-4
b. Ventilation 28.3-4
c. Plumbing 28.3-5
d. Compressed Air 28.3-5
e. Noise and Vibration Control 28.3-5
4. ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-5
a. Power 28.3-5
b. Lighting 28.3-5
c. Grounding and Lightning Protection 28.3-6
i5. WEIGHT-HAND5L.I NG EWQQIUUGIIHPPTMEHENANTNT2D8I.N3G- 6
Section 3. BOMB-TYPE AMMUNITION MAINTENANCE SHOPS 28.3-7
1. FUNCTION 28.3-7
ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-7
a. Spaces 28.3-7
b. Design 28.3-7
3. MCHANICAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-7
a. Heating and Air Conditioning 28.3-7
b. Ventilation 28.3-8
c. Plumbing 28.3-8
d. Compressed Air 28.3-8
e. Noise and Vibration Control 28.3-8
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CONTENTS (continued)
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Section 3. BOMB-TYPE AMMUNITION MAINTENANCE SHOPS (Continued)
4. ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-8
a. Power 28.3-9
b. Lighting 28.3-9
c. Emergency Power 28.3-9
d. Grounding and Lightning Protection 28.3-9
5. iEIGHT-HANDLING EQUIPMENT 28.3-10
Section 4. PROPELLANT POWDER MAINTENANCE SHOPS 28.3-11
1. FUNCTION 28.3-11
2. ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-11
a. Spaces 28.3-11
b. Design 28.3-11
3. MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-11
a. Heating and Air Conditioning 28.3-11
b. Ventilation 28.3-11
c. Plumbing 28.3-11
d. Compressed Air 28.3-11
e. Noise and Vibration Control 28.3-11
4. ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-11
Section 5. AIR/UNDERWATER WEAPONS SHOPS 28.3-12
1. FUNCTION 28.3-12
2. LOCATION 28.3-12
3. ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-12
a. Layout 28.3-12
b. Design 28.3-12
4. MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-13
a. Heating and Air Conditioning 28.3-13
b. Ventilation 28.3-13
c. Plumbing 28.3-13
d. Compressed Air 28.3-14
e. Noise and Vibration Control 28.3-14
5. ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-14
a. Power 28.3-14
b. Lighting 28.3-15
c. Emergency Power 28.3-15
d. Shielding 28.3-15
e. Grounding and Lightning Protection 28.3-15
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f. Communications 28.3-15
6. SECURITY 28.3-15
7. WEIGHT-IANDLING EQUIPMENT 28.3-15
Section 6. QUALITY EVALUATION LABORATORY 28.3-16 "
1. FUNCTION 28.3-16
2. LOCATON 28.3-16
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CONTENTS (continued)
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Section 6. QUALITY EVALUATION LABORATORY (Continued)
3. LAYOUT 28.3-16
a. Office Wing 28.3-16
b. Chemical Testing Wing 28.3-16
c. Test Cell Wing 28.3-16
d. Mechanical and Electronics Wing 28.3-16
4. ARCHITECTURAL AND STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-16
a. Walls and Partitions 28.3-16
b. Roofs 28.3-16
C. Floors 28.3-16
d. Retaining Walls and Barricades 28.3-17
5. MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-17
a. Heating and Air Conditioning 28.3-17
b. Ventilation 28.3-17
c. Plumbing 28.3-17
d. Compressed Air 28.3-17
e. Noise and Vibration Control 28.3-17
6. ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 28.3-17
a. Shielding 28.3-17
b. Power 28.3-17
c. Lighting 28.3-17
Appendix A. METRIC EQUIVALENTS 28.3-A-i
REFERENCES Reference-i
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