Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com MIL-STD-3001-4(AS) conditioning and lubrication. A Quality Assurance (QA) reference to testing or pre-testing requirements shall be included after the last procedural step (e.g., end item alignment in a different WP). b. For engines (intermediate and depot only), instructions shall be prepared for the final assembly of sections, modules, and major assemblies to form a complete engine prior to performance test. Assembly procedures to check, align and adjust each section, module, assembly or subassembly shall be included. Precautions to be observed and quality assurance requirements shall be included.
These instructions shall contain a statement that the assembled engine is to receive a checkout in accordance with applicable test instructions. When a procedure (step) states "if outside of limits, go to step x," the procedure shall also direct "go to step y" if within limits. c. For the transportation of aircraft, installation procedures for any components that must be reinstalled after the aircraft has been transported shall be included. d. For the transportation of aircraft, procedures for the installation of any transport fixtures used in the transportation of the aircraft shall be included. 5.3.1.1.12 Calibration. Calibration procedures shall not be included in any maintenance TM.
However, if calibration is applicable, a reference shall be made to any separate calibration procedures or appropriate calibration TM manuals. 5.3.1.1.13 Preparation for storage or shipment. As applicable, the following instructions shall be prepared: a. Special instructions or precautions relative to storage procedures such as corrosion prevention, draining fluids, purging, moisture barriers or desiccant materials which are peculiar to the component/equipment. b. Reference to standard packaging procedures contained in other manuals and related documentation. c.
For packaging and preservation requirements for NAVICP and NAVAIR repairable assemblies, a reference to NAVSUP Pub 700, the CD-ROM containing the Navy MIL-STD-2073 Packaging Program. d. For handling an item that is ESD sensitive, a reference to NAVAIR 01-1A-23. e. Instructions for use of special shipping containers. f. Directions or reference to instructions for applying special identifying, shipping, and cautionary markings to shipping containers, including security classification, special temperature requirements, and shelf life. g.
For major aircraft components such as engines, coverage shall include handling instructions for removal from and installation in the shipping container and maintenance stand. The coverage shall also include instructions for transferring components to and from a transport trailer and use of a standard Navy rail system. h. For engines , information shall be included for corrosion control in the form of effective prevention, recognition and elimination procedures. Instructions shall also be included for short-term storage.
The overall dimensions and weight of the shipping and storage container with the engine and its sections, modules or components packed in the container shall also be included. 13