Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com ENGINEERING DESIGN HANI)BOCKS Listed below are the Handbooks which nave been published or are Lurrently under preporation Hdndbwoks with publix- tton dates prior to I August 1962 were published as 20-series Ordnopce Corps pamphlets AI( Circular jll-ib, 19 July 1963, redesignated those publications as 7Db-series AK pamphlets (e 9 , OROP '0-138 was redesigyted AMCP 7Ub-ls8, All new, reprinted, o" revised Hijndbooks are belg published as li-series AMC pai'pnlets !!i-_ .1 il No 'ItlIe too *Design Guidance for ProdaLibility eU2 *otorcraft Engineering, Part Iwo, liUtoil 104 *Value Engineering Design lob Elements of Armament ingi,eering. Part One.
203 *Rotorcraft lngiiearing,) Port Three., Qualifi- Sources of Energy cation lssurainte 107 Elements of Armament Engineering, Part Two, eOb Timing ystems xnd Contonents Ballistics 210 Fuzes -08 Elements of Armament Engineering, Part Three. 211(c) Fuzes, Pro. iiity.. Electrical, Part One (U) Weapon Systems and Components 212(") Fuzes, Proxinity, Ejectrical, Part Two (U) 110 Experimental Statistics. Section 1, Basic Con- 213(S) Fuzes, Proximity, Electrical, Part Three iU) cepts and Analysis of Measurement Data 214(S) tuzes, Proximity, Electrical.
Part Four (U) Ill Experimental Statistics, Section 2, Analysis of 215(C) Fuzes, Proximity, flectrcal, Part Five (U) Enumerative tnd ,Iassflcatory Data 235 -Hardening Weapon Systems Against RF Energy 112 Experimental Si_'-,stics, Section 3. Planning 239(S) *Small Arms Ammunition (U) and Analysis of Comparative Experiments 240(C) Grenades (U) 113 Experimental Statistics.
Section 4,, Special 241(S) cLand Mines (No Topics 242 Design for Control of Projectile Flight 114 Experimental Statistics, Section 5,, Tables Characteristics 115 Basic Environmental Concepts 244 Ammunition, Section 1, Artillery Amanuntion-- 116 *Basic Environmental Factors General, with Table of Contents,, Glossary 120 *Design Criteria for Environmentel Control of and Index for Series Mobile Systems 245(C) Amunition, Section 2, Design for Terinal 121 Packaging and Pack Engineeing Effects (U) 123 *Hydraulic Fluids 246 tAmmunition, Section 3.
Design for Control of 125 Electrical Wire and Cable Flight Ciaracteristics 127 *Infrared Military Systems, Part One 247 Aminunition, Section 4, Design for Projection 12B(S) *Infrired Military Systems, Part Two (U) 248 tAnimunition, Section 5, Inspection Aspects of 130 Design for Air Transport and Airdrop of Artillery Ammunition Design Materiel 249 Ammunition, Section 6, Manufacture of Metallic 134 Maintainability Guide for Design Components of Artillery Anmmunition 135 Inventions, Patents, and Related IAtters 250 Guns--General 136 Servomechanisms, Section 1. Theory 251 Muzzle Devices 13' Servomechanisms.
Section 2, Measurement and 252 Gun Tubes Signal Converters 255 Spectral Characteristics of Muzzle Flash 138 Servomechanisms, Section 3. Amplification 260 *Automatic Weapons 139 Servomechanisms.
Section 4, Power Elements 270 Propellant Actuated Devices and System Design 280 Design of Aerodynamically Stabilized Free 140 Trajectories, Differential Effects, and Data Rockets for Projectiles 281(S-RD) Weapon System Effectiveness (iu) 145 *Dynamics of a Tracking Gimbal System 282 tPropulsion and Propellants 150 Interior Ballistics of Guns 283 Aerodynamics 160(S)' Elements of Terminal Ballistics, Part One, 284(C) Trajectories (U) Kill Mechanisms and Vulnerability (U) 285 Llements of Aircraft and Missile Propulsion 161(S) Elements of Terminal Ballistics.
Part Two, 286 Structures Collection and Analysis of Data Concerning ?90(C) Warheads--General (11) Targets (U) 291 Surface-to Air Missiles, Part One, System 162(S-RD) Elements of Terminal Ballast'+s, Part Three, Integration Application to Missile and Space Targets (U) 292 Surface-to-Air Missiles, Part Two, Weapon 165 Liquid-Filled Projectile Design Control 170(C) Armor and Its Application to Vehicles (U) 293 Surface-to-Air Missiles, Part Three, Computers 175 Solid Propellants, Part One 294(S) Surtace-to-Air Missile,, Part Four, Missile 176(C) Solid Propellants, Part Two (U) Armament (U) 177 Properties of Explosives of Military Interest 295(Si Surface-to-Air Mlsiles, Part Five, Counter- 178(C) iProperties of Explosives of Military Interest, measures (U) Section 2 (U) 296 Surface-to-Air Missiles, Part Six, Structures 179 Explosive Trains and Power Sources 180 *Principles of Explosive Behavior 297(S) Surface-to-Air Missiles, Part Seven, Sample 185 Military Pyrotechnics, Part One, Theory and Problem (U) Applicatio, 327 Fire Control Systems--General 186 Military Pyrotechnics, Part Two.
SAfety, 329 *Fire Control Computing Systems ?rocedures and Glossary 331 Compensating Elements 187 Military Pyrotechnics, Part Three. Priperties 335(S-RD) *Nuclear Effects on Weapon Systems (u) of Materials Used in Pyrotechnic Coositions 340 Carriages and Mounts--General 18B *Military Pyrotechnics, Part Four, Design of 341 Cradles Ammunltion for Pyrotechilir Effects 342 Recoil Systems 189 Military Pyrotec:mnics.
Part Five, Bibliography 343 Top Carriages 190 *Army Weapon System Analysis 344 Bottom Carriages 1l5 *Development Guide for Reliability, Part One 345 Equilibrators 196 *Development rwide fjr Reliability, Part Two 346 Elevating Mechanisms 197 *Development Guide for Reliability, Part Three 347 Traversing Mechanisms 1'#8 *Denelopment Guide for Reliability, Part Four 350 *Wheeled Amphibian% 1#9 'Deveinopent Guide for Reliability, Part Five 355 The Autooioive A.,semiv QiJ *levelopment Guide for Reliability, Part Six 356 Autositi ,, 'uspenlos ?f,1 *Potortraft Engineering. Part One, Prellmi- 357 *Autonitive Bodies and will% nary Design *UNDER PREPARAff*N-vot czuailaH,.