JTS 155-1-2019 1. General rule 1.0.1: In order to unify the technical requirements for the inspection of shore power facilities at the port and ensure the safe and stable operation of shore power facilities at the port, this specification is formulated. 1.0.2 JTS 155-1 is applicable to the testing of shore power facilities at container terminals, dry bulk cargo terminals, general cargo terminals, cruise terminals, ro/ro terminals, passenger terminals, and official ship terminals. In addition to complying with the provisions of this specification, the testing of shore power facilities at the 1.0.3 dock should also comply with the current relevant national standards. 2. Terminology 2.0.1 Simulated Load: An electrical device used to simulate the electrical and load characteristics of ship equipment. 2.0.2 Reverse power protection: A type of protection to avoid power transmission from the ship generator to the shore power facilities side of the dock when the power Protecton dock shore power facilities and ship generators adopt a continuous power switching method. 3 Basic regulations 3.1 General regulations 3.1.1 Testing should include on-site testing by shore power facility manufacturers and on-site testing by docks. 3.1.2 The on-site inspection of the dock should include the first full ship use of shore power before inspection and the operation inspection after putting it into use, and should be carried out after the commissioning of the shore power facility system is completed. 3.1.3 Operational testing should be conducted every 12 months of normal use or before reuse after 3 months of shutdown of shore power facilities. After changes occur to shore power facilities, relevant testing should be carried out based on the actual situation of the changes. 3.1.5 The commissioning party for shore power facility testing shall provide technical disclosure to the testing party. 3.1.6 The testing party for shore power facilities should fully understand the design scheme, technical principles, electrical performance, and technical parameters of the tested shore power facilities. 3.1.7 The testing party for shore power facilities shall jointly develop the testing content, technical plan, and emergency plan for shore power facilities with the commissioning party. 3.1.8 The on-site inspection content of the factory inspection dock should be selected based on the actual situation of the tested shore power facilities, referring to the inspection items in Appendix A. The inspection process of shore power facilities should ensure the safety of personnel and equipment
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