NAVY MIL-C-81524-1967 CARTRIDGE IMPULSE MARK 82 MOD 0《标识为82的0型推动式炮筒》.pdf

1、Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-C-8152q 13 W 797970b 03573b3 5 W Mf;L Navy Policy for Bureau of Naval Weapons OP 5 Ammunition Ashore (This publication is not furnished to bidders and contractors . by the pmcuring activity. Contrac

2、tors should contact the Government Inspector for use o$ the publication.) WR-4% Preparation of Quality Assurance Provisions ( Copies of specifications, standards, drawings, and publications required by conkractors inconnection with specific procurement functions should be obtained from.the procuring

3、 activity or as directed by the Contracting Officer. ) 2.p Other publications. The following document forms a part of Unless otherwise indicated, fhe issue in effect this specification. on date of invitation for bids shall apply. CODE OF FEDERAL REGUIin the criinpedarea, perforated elosub discs, sha

4、rp edges, burrs, inco*hplete threads and any other defects which may conceivably prevent entryinto the firing chamber or affect stability or resistance to moisture . - 4.7.7 X-,ray exmination. Examine all cartridges by X-ray and any observable imperfections in assembly sWl be cause for re3ection. X-

5、ray plates may be destroyed after ballistic acceptance of cartridges. 4.7.8 Ballistic tests 4,7.8.1 The number of eartrfges selected from each production lot for the ballietic testa shall be fn accordance with the require- ments of. Table A-2 of MIL-STD-414, Inspection Level IV and an AQL of .O and

6、with the Code of Federal Regulations 49 CFR 71-78, 5.2 Packing- For defintions of packing 19veLS9 see 6.4. 502.1 Level Ao kvel A PCkiw shetll be used for WCkirig of all production lots for service um. Six inner containers as describedl in 5.1.1 shall be packed in asarbee! with Bureau of Naval Weapon

7、s Drawing 2518379 of DL 2518360. 5.2.2 Level Bo Not applicable. 5.2.3 Level Co When hirgcted by th procuring activity, those cartridges which are intended for expenditure in prepPoduction sample testing and for production 10% acceptmale tests, and are packaged in 10 Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo r

8、eproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-6.3.1 Test report, Results of ballistic tests sb11 b.e forwarded to the Naval Air Systems Command and the pmcwing activityt 6.3.2 Data ca

9、rds The contract OP order should state the format, quantity and destination of able expJosfves safety precautions. At plants of the Naval Air Systems Command, Department f the.Navy ad other Government plants where the Governen% ii rasgQnsi9e fr safety, the precautions listed below are man8a.tOry. Th

10、ese sime mSn9mum provisions listed below are recommended Tor obeemnee by a mn%ractor OF mnufacturer that explosively loads the i%- covered in this spcification in order to fulfill bis own safety rssponaibillty. Other warnings and precautions, Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networkin

11、g permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-C-AL524 13 W 7777706 O357374 T m MTL4!-tiP524( A5 pemdning .t;O the operationa% effectiveness or safety of the specified- item during its use (for example, during its hand-lingb launching or firing) are included in the detailed technical requirements of t

12、he specificatione Use of this specification shall not be construed to replace other safety regulations of governmental agencies or to relieve the contractor or mnufactwer of responsibility for the safety of his operations. 6.5.2 Personnel an equipment o Proper care must be exercised at all .thes to

13、protect personnel from accidents, fires or explosions, and to limit damage to equipment and loading areaso with the above, the precau.t;ionary measures in the following paragraphs should be observeil. and other app15cable parts of these safety precautions.) vision, with established safety regulation

14、s. In coknection- (See also pmagraph 6.5.4, Shtc and electrical 6.5,2.9 lo si ves operations %ha%$ be kept under strict super- Periodic inspections shall be employed to assure compliance 6.5.2.2 Safe equipment an methods should be utilized for handling and “cnspoPt;Sng explos%vea ancl loaded partso

15、6.5.2 -3 Where required, remote .control barricaed handling equip- ment aha11 be wed for explosives operations such as mixing, puring, weighing, charging, sff tfng, drying, pressing, casting, crimping, etc 6.5.2.4 hpoy properly pmgartioned and properly locate? protective barricades, screens or Ghiel

16、ds at all required points. 6 -5 *2 Maintain equipment, such as presses, dies, crimpers, blenders, mixkrs, sifters, conveyors, and the like, in safe operating cond3.tfon o 6,50a06 Enforce, where necessary, the wearing of suitable safety footwear, gloves, goggles, respirators, and impregnated garments

17、 to pmfect geraorne% agafnst bums, poisonhg and associated industrial hazards o 64.2.7 During static tests, propdsfon units such as rocket notors shaM be restrained against full thrust to prevent flight if ignited, for example, dwfng test of igniter circuit. Also, means to vent flames and exhaust ga

18、ses hameasly shllbe provided. ,- . . Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-C-1524 13 7777706 0357375 L H 6.5.3 Operating procedures. All loading operations shall be conducted in nil1 accordance with a formalized operating procedure whic

19、h shall include the following: 6 05 3.1 Keep only minimum limited quantities of explosives and completed or partially loaded parts present at each stage of operation. 6.5.3.2 Allow no fires or exposed electrical or other sparking equipment, and little or no flammable material to be present in loadin

20、g, handling and storage spaces. “No Smoking“ rules where necessary. Ehforce proper btch“ and 6.5.3.3 Appropriate safety instructions for specific operations shall be posted and personnel instructed as -bo the hazards present. and precautions involved, 6.5.3.4 The number of working personnel and tran

21、sients permitted In each work space shall be established and posted in such areas. numbers shall be the minimum number required to accomplish necessary operations. The 6.5.3.5 Al1 loading operations should be conducted in a neat and orderly manner, 6 .5*3.6 Ebforce good housekeeping and mintain effe

22、ctive policing, inspection and supervisory methods throughout the loading area and surroundings. 6.5 o 3.7 Fniploy effective cleaning methods periodicaliy .to minimize the accumulation of explosives ur explosive dust and other cont+mtion upon, and assure its removal from, floors, walls, ceiling, led

23、ges, tables, benches, piping, and equipment or the items loaded. any spilled materia1 immediately. Clean up 6e5.308 The exposure of explosive materials and related parts shodd be so controlled as to minimize the absorption of moisture from the atmosphere ox other sources during loading and handling

24、operations. 6.5.3.9 Personnel handling detonators, primers, deay elements, lead-ins, boosters, and related parPt;s which affect functioning should, insofar as practicable, avoid using bare finge or deterioration from perspiration or other conWnating deposits Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduct

25、ion or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-C-1524 13 779790b 0357377 5 MIL-CA1524 (AS ) finished item, Removable short circuiting clips, or other devices should be employed during manu

26、facturing operations involving items such as electric primers, detonators or squibs 6.5.4*3 Where necessary, protect personnel and operations from In certain work with very sensitive explosives electromagnetic energy. or items, a shielded environment free from significant electromagnetic energy shou

27、ld be provided e 6,505 Operating facility and storage regulations. 6.5.5 All explosives and completely or partially loaded items should be stored in suitable storage magazines located in accordance, at a minimum, with the American Table of Distances (ATD); and, while in process, in safety lockers an

28、d chests if in loading rooms, or in adequate ready or service magazines located in accordance with Intraplant Distances set forth in the ATD when outside of loading room. For Navy managed or contractor managed Navy owned explosives loading pfants, the Armed Services Explosives Safety Board standards

29、 approved by the Department of Defense, the Secretary of the Navy, and the Navel Air Systems Command, covering quantity-distance regulations for explosives, apply, 16 Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-SECTION A-A Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-