Ogden Air Logistics Center, Hill AFB requested assistance to conduct Performance Oriented Packaging (POP) testing on a steel Maverick missile container (CNU-131/E). The CNU-131/E containers are environmentally sealed with a humidity indicator, desiccant port, and a pressure relief valve. The containers are designed to protect one AGM-65FA/B/C/D all-up-round Maverick missile during world-wide shipment, storage, and handling. The containers will also be used for one missile without the guidance unit and for one missile without the guidance unit and the hydraulic actuation system. The test plan used for the container was derived from United Nation (UN) Standard (Ref. ICAD 4.3), UN 'Transport of Dangerous Goods', and DOD Hazardous Materials Packaging Test Plan. Results of the test conducted on the containers were acceptable. The containers did successfully pass the POP tests, as prescribed by the UN test criteria. Keywords: Air-to-surface missile containers; Shipping containers. (edc)
Performance Oriented Packaging Testing of CNU-131/E Steel Maverick Missile Container
1988
16 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Missile Launching & Support Systems , Containers , Performance tests , Air to surface missiles , Handling , Humidity , Indicators , Packaging , Planning , Pressure , Relief valves , Shipping containers , Standards , Steel , Storage , Test and evaluation , CNU-131/E containers , Missile handling , Transportation , Maverick missiles
Maverick: a story of guidance progress (air-to-surface missile systems)
Tema Archiv | 1988
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