Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com MIL-Sti-’8lOC ) the isolators shall be functional during the test. The shock pulse shape with either figure 516.2-1 or 516.2-2, of amplitude a’or b and time duration c or d, as specified. The test item shall be operating during’the test if required by the equipment specification. At the conclusion of the test, the test item shall be operated and inspected and results obtained in accordance with General Requirements, 3.2. shall be in accordance 3.4 Procedure II, transit drop test ., 3.4.1 Purpose.
This procedure shall be used for equipment, in its transit or combination case as prepared for field use, to determine if the equip- ment is capable of withstanding the shocks normally induced by loading and unloading of equipment. (This is not the logistics shipping environment experienced by shipping containers.) 3.4.2 Test conditions. The test item shall be in it: transit or combina- tion case. For equipment 1,000 pounds or less, the floor or barrier receiving the impact shall be of 2-inch plywood backed by concrete. For equipment over 1,000 pounds, the floor or barrier shall be concrete. 3.4.3 Performance of test.
Subject the t6st item to the number and heights of drop as required in table 516.2-1. Upon completion of the items shall be ouerated and insuected and results obtained in ) test, the test accordance with General Requirem&sts, 3.2. 516.2-3 METHOD 516.2