MIL-STD-1310 Shipboard Bonding, Grounding, And Other Techniques For Electromagnetic Compatibility, Electromagnetic Pulse Emp Mitigation, And SafetyThis document specifies standard practices to facilitate achievement of the intra-ship and inter-ship electromagnetic compatibility EMC, electromagnetic pulse EMP, bonding, and intermodulation interference IMI requirements of MIL-STD-464.

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EQUIPMENT CONNECTOR

CONNECTION BOX

BACKSHELL

NOTES:

2 1. THIS METHOD OF CABLE SHIELDING APPLIES TO NEW CABLE

1 INSTALLATIONS AND TO EXISTING CABLE INSTALLATION WHERE THE CABLE CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE TERMINATING EQUIPMENT

1 AND HANGERS, AND ROUTED THROUGH THE CONDUIT. INSTALLATION OF CONDUIT AND FITTINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS FIGURE

WILL PREVENT CABLE-PENETRATION EMI.

CONDUIT TERMINATION TO CONNECTION BOXED

CONDUIT TERMINATION TO ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC

CONNECTORS

2. SELECT CONDUIT SIZE TO ACCOMODATE CABLE OVERALL DIAMETER.

3. THE MINIMUM BEND RADIUS OF CONDUIT SHALL NOT BE EXCEEDED.

4. ELBOW FITTINGS, 45 OR 90 DEGREE, SHALL BE USED, WHERE NEEDED, TO REDUCE STRAIN ON CONNECTORS AND CONDUIT. SELECT CONDUIT FITTINGS TO MATCH CONDUIT SIZE AND TERMINATING EQUIPMENT.

5. CONDUIT FITTINGS SHALL BE SELECTED TO AVOID DISSIMILAR METALS. ANTISEIZE COMPOUND SHALL BE USED AT ALL METAL- TO-METAL JUNCTIONS AND ALL TOPSIDE JUNCTIONS SHALL BE

WEATHERPROOFED.

CONDUIT TERMINATION TO SWAGE/STUFFING TUBES

FIGURE 6. Cable shielding method, flexible metal conduit.