Aeronautical System Division, ASD/VXAL. requested assistance from the Air Force Packaging Evaluation Activity (AFPEA) to choose an off the Shelf container and qualify it for the Servo power supply (P/S) used on Combat Talon II aircraft. The P/S prototype container is environmentally sealed and outfitted with a humidity indicator and pressure relief valve. The container is designed to protect one P/S during worldwide shipment, storage, and handling. The container test plan was developed to test the fragility and environmental sealing qualification requirements. The tests were conducted in accordance with Federal Test Method Standard No 101, and Military Standard 648. Results of the tests conducted on the prototype container show that the container provides adequate mechanical protection, but only marginal environmental protection. Based on the projected operational environment, the system program office has elected to use the container. Keywords: Air drop operations; Jet transport aircraft; Shipping containers.
Qualification Testing of the Combat Talon II Servo Power Supply Container
1989
24 pages
Report
No indication
English
Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Aircraft , Air drop operations , Containers , Power supplies , Acceptance tests , Environmental protection , Environments , Fragility , Humidity , Indicators , Jet transport aircraft , Mechanical properties , Planning , Pressure , Protection , Prototypes , Qualifications , Relief valves , Requirements , Sealing compounds , Servomechanisms , Shipping containers , Storage , Test and evaluation , Test methods , United states government
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