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STANAG 4150
STANAG 4150 shock testing of heavyweight surface ship equipment
Makers of heavyweight shipboard equipment and of munitions carried on ships, and the navies and test houses that shock-qualify them.
STANAG 4150 is the classified NATO agreement on shock testing heavyweight surface ship equipment in floating shock vehicles. This page describes it from the public NATO publications that cite it.
- Edition
- 1
- Published
- 1979-04-24
This STANAG is classified NATO RESTRICTED. Access is granted by your national authority on a need-to-know basis, and the authority that grants it also decides how you may store and handle the document.
What it is
STANAG 4150 is the NATO Standardization Agreement on shock testing of heavyweight surface ship equipment in floating shock vehicles. Its first and current edition dates from April 1979, under NATO's naval armaments group. NATO classifies it NATO RESTRICTED, so its text is not public and this page describes it only through the public NATO publications that cite it.
Where it is cited
NATO's munition safety and suitability test publications point to it for underwater explosion (UNDEX) shock. AAS3P-10 and AAS3P-20 both say that test levels are "to be determined by National Authority to ensure Safe for Disposal requirements are met", and that "Guidance can be found in NATO publications ANEP-43, STANAG 4549 and STANAG 4150." Their test tables list STANAG 4150 alongside ANEP-43 and national shock specifications for the underwater explosion environment.
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