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MARITIME DOCTRINE OF SRI LANKA
To evaluate equipment condition, predictive maintenance utilises
non-destructive testing technologies such as infrared, acoustic (partial
discharge and airborne ultrasonic), corona detection, vibration analysis,
sound level measurements, oil analysis, and other specific online tests.
MTTU has enabled SLN to take advantages of latest global technological
trends in maintenance strategies to optimize life of machinery at a least
maintenance cost without compromising reliability. In 2017, the unit
was re-located at SLNS Mahasen, Welisara in collaboration with Central
Non Destructive Testing Unit (CNDTU) under the direct supervision of
Naval Headquarters. Today, MTTU has earned the credit of becoming
one of the leading machinery condition laboratories in Sri Lanka.
Oil Wear Down Analysis Vibration Data Recording
Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) First Response
Organisation
The aim of establishing a dedicated CBRN First Response Organisation
within SLN in 2017 is to take protective measures in situations where
CBRN hazards/emergencies which can occur in major ports/harbours
and in territorial waters. Initially four teams were located at Colombo,
Trincomalee, Galle and Kankasanthurei harbours respectively with NBCD
qualified officers and sailors.
With the establishment of CBRN First Response Organisation, SLN
became a key stake holder of National Authority for Implementing
Chemical Weapons Convention, Sri Lanka Atomic Energy Regulatory
192 To Nurture a Stable Environment at Sea