ISO 8147:1995 PDF

Shipbuilding and marine structures — Derrick rigs and component parts — Vocabulary

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ISO 8147:1995

Shipbuilding and marine structures — Derrick rigs and component parts — Vocabulary

Document status:: Active
Format:: Electronic (PDF)
Number of pages:: 80
Publication date:: June 22, 1995
Edition:: ISO IS 8147 edition 1 version 1
ICS:: 01.040.47

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Description (English):

Establishes the vocabulary for the various terms in use relative to the most important components of derrick rigs on ships. Lays down terms and definitons used in connection with derrick rigs, and adds terms for winches in accordance with ISO 3828. Annex A gives a multilingual vocabulary.

Technical details

Technical committee: ISO/TC 8/SC 4 - Outfitting and deck machinery
SKU: ISO 8147:1995

Abstract

Overview

ISO 8147:1995 - "Shipbuilding and marine structures - Derrick rigs and component parts - Vocabulary" is an ISO vocabulary standard that defines the principal terms and definitions used for derrick rigs on ships. The standard standardizes the names, reference numbers and descriptions of derrick components (including winches in accordance with ISO 3828), provides simplified assembly illustrations for characteristic rig types, and includes a multilingual vocabulary (Annex A) and bibliography (Annex B).

Key searchable keywords: ISO 8147:1995, derrick rigs, shipbuilding vocabulary, derrick components, winches, maritime terminology, marine structures.

Key topics

Scope and purpose
- Establishes consistent terminology for the most important components of shipboard derrick rigs and associated equipment.
- Clarifies preferred, non-preferred and deprecated terms.
Types of derrick rigs
- Defines three characteristic rig types illustrated in the standard:
  - Type A: Light-load derrick with fixed span (typical safe working loads up to ~15 t).
  - Type B: Light-load derrick with span tackle.
  - Type C: Heavy-lift derrick (safe working loads of at least 12.5 t).
Numbering system and group structure
- Components and terms are grouped and numbered (Groups 0–7) to link assembly drawings with the vocabulary tables (for example, Group 0 - general design/dimensions; Group 7 - winches).
Illustrations and details
- Simplified symbolic assembly drawings (figures 1–4) and detail views (A/B) illustrate rope terminations and component positions; illustrations are explanatory, not prescriptive of construction.
Multilingual vocabulary
- Annex A provides equivalent terms in multiple languages; only English, French and Russian entries are official ISO terms, with other language entries published under member bodies’ responsibility.

Applications

ISO 8147 is practical for:

Shipbuilders, naval architects and marine engineers - for clear specification and design communication of derrick gear.
Classification societies and regulators - to ensure consistent terminology in rules and reports.
Equipment manufacturers and suppliers - to standardize product descriptions, datasheets and procurement documents.
Technical publications, training and translations - for unambiguous instruction manuals, maintenance procedures and multilingual documentation.
Surveyors and operators - to align maintenance records, inspections and spare-parts lists with standardized nomenclature.

Related standards

ISO 3828 - referenced for winch terminology and definitions.
ISO 8147 was prepared by ISO/TC 8 (Ships and marine technology); consult related TC 8 publications for complementary shipboard lifting and handling standards.

Using ISO 8147:1995 helps organizations reduce ambiguity in specification, improve interoperability between suppliers and shipyards, and produce clearer technical documentation for derrick rigs and associated winches.

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Mentioned in the description and other ISO standards

Abstract

Overview

Key searchable keywords: ISO 8147:1995, derrick rigs, shipbuilding vocabulary, derrick components, winches, maritime terminology, marine structures.

Key topics

Scope and purpose
- Establishes consistent terminology for the most important components of shipboard derrick rigs and associated equipment.
- Clarifies preferred, non-preferred and deprecated terms.
Types of derrick rigs
- Defines three characteristic rig types illustrated in the standard:
  - Type A: Light-load derrick with fixed span (typical safe working loads up to ~15 t).
  - Type B: Light-load derrick with span tackle.
  - Type C: Heavy-lift derrick (safe working loads of at least 12.5 t).
Numbering system and group structure
- Components and terms are grouped and numbered (Groups 0–7) to link assembly drawings with the vocabulary tables (for example, Group 0 - general design/dimensions; Group 7 - winches).
Illustrations and details
- Simplified symbolic assembly drawings (figures 1–4) and detail views (A/B) illustrate rope terminations and component positions; illustrations are explanatory, not prescriptive of construction.
Multilingual vocabulary
- Annex A provides equivalent terms in multiple languages; only English, French and Russian entries are official ISO terms, with other language entries published under member bodies’ responsibility.

Applications

ISO 8147 is practical for:

Shipbuilders, naval architects and marine engineers - for clear specification and design communication of derrick gear.
Classification societies and regulators - to ensure consistent terminology in rules and reports.
Equipment manufacturers and suppliers - to standardize product descriptions, datasheets and procurement documents.
Technical publications, training and translations - for unambiguous instruction manuals, maintenance procedures and multilingual documentation.
Surveyors and operators - to align maintenance records, inspections and spare-parts lists with standardized nomenclature.

Related standards

ISO 3828 - referenced for winch terminology and definitions.
ISO 8147 was prepared by ISO/TC 8 (Ships and marine technology); consult related TC 8 publications for complementary shipboard lifting and handling standards.

ISO 8147:1995 PDF

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