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Description
his article identifies systemic problems in warship damage control management, including irrational equipment configuration and inconsistent standards for model numbers. To optimize survivability, it recommends creating specialized functional areas for firefighting gear, leak-plugging tools, and drainage equipment. It also suggests modifying hose boxes to reduce deployment time from 30 seconds to just 10 seconds.
Publication Date
2026
Publisher
China Maritime Studies Institute
City
Newport, RI
Keywords
Damage Control, Equipment Management, Ship Vitality, Functional Areas, Optimization
Recommended Citation
Kaiyong, Deng; Hui, Yin; and Xiong, Shu, "CMSI Archive Translation: Problems with Managing the Use of Warship Damage Control Equipment and Suggestions for Optimization" (2025). CMSI Translations. 61.
https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/cmsi-translations/61
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