Conclusion of this study include: (1) Avionics corrosion damage can be minimized on aircraft and other military equipment by a dynamic corrosion prevention/control program; (2) Detailed training of involved personnel must be provided; (3) As new material becomes available the occurrence of avionics corrosion can be reduced through a) designing boxes that will not leak and b) materials selection, i.e., non-corrosive materials for construction of component/equipment; (4) Close cooperation between the avionics/aerospace community is needed to insure that the most durable, reliable/avionics/electronics are provided to the armed forces.
US Naval Air Force Avionic and Electrical System Corrosion Prevention and Control Maintenance
1987
20 pages
Report
No indication
English
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