Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com AMCP 706-190 APPENDIX A ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS A-1 INTRODUCTION A-2 A QUICK OWtDE TO ENVIRON. MENTAL SPECIFICATIONS (REF. 1) Material from'Refs. I and 2 is presented which permits the engineer to: Triytng to keep track of the various on- V~ironmental .. requirements of Military Speci- 1. Keep track of environmental specifica- ficatlons can be a nightmare, particularly tions for both military and nonmilitary parts when the engineer is working on several different types of equipment simultaneously. 2.
Find the environmental requirements of To alleviate this problem, the important data a Military Specification from the common specifications (listed in Table A-1) have been tabulated and grouped 3. Compare various requirements at a In Table A-2. glance. TABLE Al1 LIST OF SPECIFICATtiONS revision considered In Fitt. 1) (The lI st shows the Standard and MIL.STD.610 Environmental Test Methods (Equipment) STANAG 3916 NATO: Environmental Test Methods for Aircraft Equipment and Associated Ground Equipment MI L-E-4158 (USAF) Electronic Equipment Ground; General Require.
ments for MI L*E-5272 (ASG) Environmental Testing, Aeronautical and Associated Equipment; General Specification for MIL.E.1.400 Electronic Equipment, Aircraft, General Specification for *MI L.T-422 (MSG) Testing, Environmental, Aircraft, Electronic Equipment MIL-E-1 6400 (NAVY) Electronic Equipment, Navall Ship and Shore; General Specification for MIL.T.21200 Test Equipment for use with Electronic and Fire Control Systems;, General Specification for MI LSTD-202 Teot Methods for Electronic and Electrical Component Partsu