1、I MIL-0-27757 58 W 7777706 OLSLlL.52 W t . MILITApY SPI$CllFIeATEBN OPERATIONS CENTML9 AN/TSQ-61 1.1 This specifcatien,covers the design, fabrAcatian, arid test of -an Operations. Central designated ANITSQ-61, for use as part of a Fokrd Ais Control Post (FACP) .in the surveillance and control of abi
2、reraft. -2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS . 2.1 The following documents, of the issue in effect on date of invitation for bids., fom a part of this specification except as specifically noted herein, . This specification SU. govern in the event of any cmflict of these documents with this specification. SPECIF
3、ICATIONS . . Federal QQ-N-290 MLLitary . MIL-P-116 .I MILE3432 MILI-3930 MIL-E-4158 :- MIL-E-4682 Mu-E4220 Nickel Plating (Electro Deposited). Preservation, Methods Of Cable and Wire, Electrical Power and Control, Flexible and Extra Flexible 300 and 600 volts. Insulating and Jacketing Compounds, Ele
4、ctrical, for (Cables, -Cords, and Wires). Electronic Equipment, Ground General Requirements for. Electron Tubes, Transistors, Choice of and,+Agplication Of. Ebctinguisher , Fire, Aircraft , Type A-20. FSC 5820 Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from
5、IHS-,-,-! i MILO-27959 (USAI?) . KaE-c-5809 MIL-N-7513 MIL-M-8090 MIL-H-12576 MIL-F-14072 MIL-E-19090 MILT46874 MIL-D-22844 MIL-E-26362 MIL-R-26455 MIL-1-26825 (Class II) MIL-A-27206 MIL-P-27443 MIM-276 91 MIL-M-27849 MIL-H-27894 MIM-27960 MIL-R-27961 MIL-A-38346 MIL-P-55149/8 MIL-S-55286 STANDARDS
6、Federal -. 102 Cireuit Breakers, Ts%p Free, Aircraft General Specification Nomenclature Assignment and Nameplate Approval, Contrac- tors Method of Obtaining Mobility Requirements, GrQund Support Equipment, General Specification for. Head set - Edicrophone H-I/u,. #-92/U, I-Y-l44/U. Finishes for Grou
7、nd Signalling Equipnent Enamel, Equipment, Light Grey (Formula No. 3-11) Terminal Boards Decoder, Video KY-364( )/Am. Electrical Power, For Utiliza- tion Equipment, Character of. Radar Set AN/TPS-27. Indicator Groups for Radar Sets of, 463L Cargo Handling System, as amended by MIL-M-27849. Pallet, C
8、argo, Aircraft HCU-6-E Cargo Hanaing System, Arcraft A/A32H-H Modification Kit, Aerial Unload- Human Engineering, Requirements For Communications Set AN/TSC-53 Radar Set, AN/TPS-44 Air Conditioner, Type A/E32C-25 Post, Binding, Waterproof, Insu- lated,. Type PB08NA01 Shelter, Electrical Equipment, S
9、-280 ( )/G . ing Kit, KMU-l54/E Preservation, E,a . Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-0-27757 58 9997906 015LiL5Li L i f 595 Military MIIATD-130 MIGSTD-188 flBL-STD-210 MIWTD-454 MILSTD-803 MfPrSTD-810 PUBLICAT IONS 60l.or Identific
10、ation Marking of U. S. Military Projects Military Communication Systems Technical Standards Climatic Extremes for Military Equipment Standard General Requirements for Electronic Espigment Hwn Engineering Criteria for Aircraft, Missiles, and Space Sys tem, Ground Support Equipment Environmental Testi
11、ng, Ground Support Equipment, General Specification For Air Force - Navy Aeronautical Bulletin No. 56 (USAI?) Preservation, Packaging, Packing, ad Marking for Shipment Specifi- cations Specification and Standa-rds; Use of .No. 143 (Copies of documents required by contractors in connection with speci
12、fic procurement functions should be obtained from the procuring activity or as directed by the contracting officer. ) 3.1 Design. The requirements of Specification MIL-E-4158, of the issue in effect on date of invitation for bids, shall apply u requirements of this specification. for all materials a
13、nd parts, and government certification and approval of processes and equipment, which are not specifically- designated herein and which are necessmyJEor the execution of this requirement, shall be selected in accordance with Air Force-Navy Aeronauti.cal Bulletin No. 143, ercept as provided below. Sp
14、ecifications and standards Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-I MIL-0-27757 58 m 9997906 0154155 3 m KILmO=27g59( USAF) 3.1.1 Standardization, AN and MIL standard gats shall be used whenever they are suitable for the purpose and shall be
15、 identified by kheir part numbers. Commercial utility parts such as screws, nuts, cotter pi?, ets,anagr be used provided that they have suit- able properties and are replaceable by the AN or MIL parts without alterations and provided the corresponding or ML pqrt numbers are referenced on the drawing
16、s and in the-prt bist. In applica- tions for which no suitable eorrespomthg AN or MIL pa if its cause is eithermishandling, test faciity or operator errors, etc. Operatigns Center performance shall be allowed. 3.2 Component List, The ANLTSQ-61 Operations Central shall consist of the following compon
17、ents together with such appurtenances as are -required to achieve an integrated wgrking system meeting the require- ments of this specification: Quantitative Reqdrements . As a design goal, the AN/TSQ-61, In deter- Preventive maintenance which can be performed without affectig Item NC.9 uuantiw- Des
18、.cript.ion (Reference) 1 1 Shelter 3.5.1 2. 2 Radar Indicator, AN/UPA-48 3.5.2 3 1 Communications Group 3.5.3 4 -I Power Distribution Panel 3.5.4 5 1 Remote Vidco Control Unit 3.5.5 6 i Air Conditioner . . 3.5.6 5 Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license f
19、rom IHS-,-,-MIL-0-27757 58 7977906 015L57 7 i -7 2 IFF/SpF Video Decoder .and Control Unit . 3.5.7 .8 a Plotting Board 3.5.8 . _ I, 9. As Reqfd Misc. Furniture and Fixtures 3.5.9 3.2.1 Nmenclaturs . The nomenc1atui-e of components listed in para- graph 3,2 is tentative as to item me and =type design
20、ation and is subject $8 confimation by the contracting officer at such time as not to interfere with. produetion, Nomenclature. should be .procured in accordance with the procedures set iforth in MILN-7513. . 3.3 Construction 3.3.1 Weight andDimensiom, The gross weight of the AN/TSQ-61 Operations Ce
21、ntral, including air conditioning equipment, all inter- nal components and furniture, cabling, ancillary equipment, such as . leveling jacks, rails, external cables, etc., shall. not exceed 3500 lbs. This weight does not include prime power generator. Theover- aP1 dhiensioins of the AN/TSQ-61 in the
22、 .%ransport comdition shall not exceed those of an S-280 (MBPS-55286) type shelter exclhding the . guide. rail extrusions required or sd-automatic aircraft loading. I 3.3.2 Special Tools. Any tools required for tune-up, dignment, and maintenance, including removal and reinstallation of any and all c
23、mMnents for maintenance or packaging for transit purposes, which are not part of the Standard Military Too1,Kit TE133 or equivalent, shall be considered-special tools and shall be fur- nished by the contractor. 3.3,3 Service Outlets. Four dual servicing, 3 prong outlets energized with3120 volts AC,
24、single phase, 400 cycles, with ade- Central, by the procuring activity. AU service outlets shall be energized of one thousand (1,000) watts shall be available at each dual ser- vice outlet. at the power entrance panel of the shelter. i E quate fuse protection shall be provided in each AN/TSQ-63- Ope
25、rations The specific locations of these outlets shall be approved r I in the operating, standby, and non-operating conditions. A total Two external weatherproof outlets shall be provied c 3.3.4 Interconnecting Cables and Wiring. The AX/TSQ-61 Operations Central shall include eilll cabling, cords, wi
26、ring, junction boxes, and comiectors necessary to imterconnect di inters components in Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-0-27757 58 9797906 OL5YL58 7 m MaLO-279!J( USAF) their operating position. entry panels, including entry panel
27、connectors, shall also be provided. tive“ waterproof covers and in no case shall cables beamceded in the walls of the shelter, Operational floor space within the shelter shall be kept free from cables. When units are rack mounted on slides in the equiMent racks, sufficient cable slack shall be.provi
28、ded to permit operation of the untt in the extended position. the nonaraal operating position. accordance with the r.equirements of MIL-E-4158, Cabling abetween components and ahelter Ail eomiectors materials and processes shall conform to Specification MIL-F-14072, except that Specifica- tion QQ-N-
29、290 shall be used where applicable. 3.4 Performance. The A.N/TSQ-61 Operations Centralp when integrated with the associated radar , fFF/SIF and IIImWiCatiQnS aquipnent per- forms th8 functions of surveillance, identification, ancl control of aireraft. The Operations central shelter shall house ehe f
30、oblowing .operators: 1 Weapon Director i Surveillance Operator 1Weapon Director Technician b Blotter-Teller 3.4.1 Operator Positions. The AN/TSQ-61 shall accommodate four (4) operator positions, bed below. These positions and functions are descri- 3.4.1.1 Weapons Director Position. The Weapons Direc
31、tor controls aircraft via ground-to-air radio and is assisted by the Weapons Technician. He also comunicates with the weapbns assignment; dir- ector.at the next higher echelon, Control and Reporting Post (CRP). The Weapons Director must have easy access to the foLowing shelter Components: a. AN/UPA-
32、48 BPI Console b. KY-364/APX SIF/IFl? Video Becoder and Control Unit Ce Intercommunications Key Switch Box .d. Remote Video Control Unit e, Remote UHF Chaanel Selectors Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-0-27959 58 m 9779706 0354360
33、7 m .I MIL-O-%W59( USAF) 3.4.1.2 Surveillance Operator Position. The Surveillance Operator tells rmge and azimuth of targets viewed on his PPI scope to the Plotter-Telber. He utilizes the controls of the Remote Video Con- .trab unit to continuously counter interference appearing on the PPI and make
34、certain radar adjustments. Easy access shall be pro- vided to the following shelter components: a. AN/UPA-48 PPI Console b. . KY-364/AKSIl?/XF.F Video Decoder and Control Unit 6. , IntercomuxxLcations Key Switch Box d. 1Remte Video Control Unit I e. Remote UHF Channel Selector Connector 3.4.1.3 Plot
35、ter-Teller Position. The Plotter-Teller receives target data from both the Surveillance Operator and the next higher echelon .(CRP) and plots this data in range and azimuth on a plotting board. GEOREF coordinates as required. tinent status information, Key Switch Box shall be.provided. The target da
36、ta is plotted and fomr told to the CRP in Easy access to an Intercommunications He also maintains a record of per- 3.4.1.4 Weapons Directqr Technician Position. The Weapons Director Technician works cIosely with the Weapons Director and assists him in controlling aircraft and weapons. 1ems;vectoring
37、 problems, monitors ground-tooair channels, and maintains track records as required. mation, weather data and other information required by the Weapons Director. Easy access to an Intercommunications Key Switch Box, a remote UHF channel selector, and the Weapons Disector PPI shall ba .provided,. He
38、calculates intercept prob- He also maintains status infor- 3.4.2 Equiymient Configuration. The layout of the AN/TSQ-61 com- ponents shall consider human engineering as outlined in MIGSTD-803. Ehphasis should be.placed on an equipenit Configuration which permits maximum viewing of the plotting board
39、by the operators and also per- mits routine servicing of all components without detachment. components shall be easily removable for maintenance and major over- haul. have to be moved from their operating positions. The associated -air conditioner, leveling jacks, external cables and other items ahd
40、l be .mountedinside the shelter during transport and care should be,taken.to bnsure a reasonable balamce of weight and center of gpavity for the shelter. All In the transport condition, the major components should not Provisions shall be made in %he shelter. / . fl 9 - Provided by IHSNot for ResaleN
41、o reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-I MIL-0-27757 5 7797706 OL54LbL 7 . MIL-0-29959 ( USAI) design forstructural facilities required for tie-down of these items during transport. 3 . 4.3 Service Conditions be designed for a service life of five years to meet all of th
42、e .requirements of this specification under the service conditions specified below. Non-Operating conditions shall be interpreted to include reliable.opera,tion of all mechanical items; operating conditions shall be interpreted $6) include reliable operation of all components. The AN/TSQ-61 Operatio
43、ns Central shall 3,4,3.$ Climatic ao Ambient temperatures: MEL-E-4158, paragraph 3.2.28.2.1.1 for both operating and non-operating conditions and both cold weather and desert-tropical areas, shall apply. b. Humidity: MItSTD-210, paragraph 2.3 and 2.4 shall apply C. Barometric Presswe: Non-operating-
44、sea level to 50,000 ft. , operating-sea level to 10,OQO feet, Gradient per MILSTD-PIO) . (Standard A.F. TemperaWre r d. Winds ha Ice: Non-operating-130 hot winds any direc- tion, operation-100 knot winds any direction, and a combination of 4 inches of radial ice and 65 knot winds both operating and
45、non- i * t operating. E e. I 5 $ f. Lightning: Operating and non-operating-personnel and I i 3 . 4 . 3 2 Mechanical Snow ( operating) Towing , Drop , Wind, Sling t Rah, Salt Fog, Sand and Dust: As specified in MIGSTD- i 810, operating and non-operating, shall apply. E equipnent shall be.protected fr
46、om harm by lightning. Drop, Fording, and Transportability requirements specified in MIL- S-55286 shall apply; references to the shelter and shelter with payload shall be interpreted %o mean the assembled AN/TSQ-61. 3.4.3.3 Electrical. The AN/TSQ-61 shdl operate .from a .power source cycle AC and 28
47、volt DC (Bat. her Ligting) -The ed from Emergency lighting 3.5.1,4.4 One circuit shall be provided for illumination of the pacttang board; in .accordance with paragraph 3,5.8?2,3. dimming device which permits the light to be set at any value up to maximum briUiance shaXb be provided. A variable 3.5.
48、1.8 Leveling Jacks. Removable Leveling jacks shall be provided for attachient to each corner of the shelter. The jacks shall be capable .of leveling ehe shelter in its operating condition on a 10 percent grade with the shelter facing any direction on the slope. The base of the leveling jacks shcall
49、be of sufficient area so that the force exerted through them to the ground by a fully loaded AN/TSQ-61 shelter in operational configuration shall not exceed 7 pounds/square inch. Leveling jacks shall be stored inside the shelter during transport. to permit leveling of the shelter within 2 percent ofhoriaontal shall also be provided. There .shall be a pair of such levels at each corner of the shelter, usabl
