Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com MIL-STD-81OD I 19 July 1983 e. Enclosed volumes where Oocur. condensation has occurred or may I f. Components or surfaces treatments for corrosion protection. provided with coatings or surface s. Cathodic protection systems;’mechanical systems’subject to malfunction if clogged or coated with salt deposits. h. Electrical and thermal insulators. NOTE: Partial or complete disassembly of the test item should be considered if a complete visual examination is required. Care must be taken not to damage any protective coatings, etc. ... Step 4. Document”the results. (Use photographs, if necessary.) Step 5. Conduct an operational test plan.
checkout in accordance with the approved Step 6. Record the results ;or 4.5.1.1. compliance with General Requirementa, Step 7. If the test item meets plan, or other applicable documents, below. If not, resolve any”problems checkout at the most reasonable step General Requirements, the approved test proceed to step,1 of the test procedure and restart the pretest standard ambient above. 11-2.5 ~ The test item shall be given a minimum of handling, particularly on the sign%icant surfaces, and will be prepared for $.estimmediately be,fore exposure. Unless otherwise specified, test items shall be free of surface contamination such as oil, grease, or dirt, whit’hcould cause a water break.
The cleaning methods shall not include the uee of corrosive solvents, solvent”s which deposit either corrosive or protective films, or abrasives other than a paste of pure magnesium oxide. Teat items having an organic coating shall be cleaned with a solvent. b. Arrange the teat item configuration aa specified in the test plan. I c. Insert the test item into the 4.5.2). test chamber (General Requirements, II-3 EI AG~ 350c (950F) and the salt fog. Step 1. Adjust the teat chamber temperature to the teSt item for at least 2 hours before introducing condition . . .. METHOD 509.2 19 July 1983 5,09.2-10