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MIL-P-81887A
PALLET LOAD ASSEMBLY FOR SONOBUOYS
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NAVY - AS - Naval Air Systems Command
Year: 1979
Abstract: This specification covers the requirements for unit loads of sonobuoys packaged in containers.
The "load" shall mean sonobuoys, acoustic communication sonobuoys, bathythermograph transmitters, shipped in sonobuoy launcher-containers and/or shipped in sonobuoy shipping and storage container CNU-239/E or equivalent. The "pallet load assembly" shall mean the load, the pallet, and the cap or other protective appendages secured together in a unitized assembly. (See 6.5 for other definitions)
The pallet assembly covered by this specification shall be of the following: (6.2(a))
Beneficial comments (recommendations, additions, deletions) and any pertinent data which may be of use in improving this document should be addressed to: Commanding Officer, Naval Air Engineering Center, Engineering Specifications and Standards Department (ESSD) Code 93, Lakehurst, NJ 08733 by using the self-addressed Standardization Documentation Improvement Proposal (DD Form 1426) appearing at the end of this document or by letter.
The pallet load assembly shall be identified by manufacturer's Data List number that identifies the complete configuration and revision thereto, to the piece part level. (3.4.9.4)
Standard commercial and military cargo and warehouse pallet handling equipment including fork lifts, wheeled hand lifts, and slings.
Intended Use: The pallet load assembly is the unitized package that is shipped, handled, and stored. This load assembly is for 36 "A" size ASW search stores and their containers and/or launcher-containers. Figure 2 illustrates the expected logistic flow from the manufacturer to the various destinations, where the pallet load assembly is broken down (removal of the load). The manufacturer ships samples of the stores and their associated launcher-containers to test activities, and ships accepted production lots to major supply activities, where they remain in long term storage. The Navy logistic system varies considerably in further distribution: to a secondary distribution point on shore or afloat; or to a minor distribution point, which may be located at an advanced base or CONUS station; or direct to a combatant ship. The point of final breakdown may occur at the minor distribution point or at user storage level. The pallet load assembly is handled at each logistic stage in a number of evolutions necessary for the change, some with several types of handling equipment in various modes. The Type II pallet load assembly components (less the load, or with expended launcher-containers, depending on the logistic policy and end item design) are returned through the logistic system (assembly, screening, storage, and contractual delivery). It is intended that the pallet load assembly receive protected storage most of its life, with unrestricted exposure only during its final operation logistic phase.
The "load" shall mean sonobuoys, acoustic communication sonobuoys, bathythermograph transmitters, shipped in sonobuoy launcher-containers and/or shipped in sonobuoy shipping and storage container CNU-239/E or equivalent. The "pallet load assembly" shall mean the load, the pallet, and the cap or other protective appendages secured together in a unitized assembly. (See 6.5 for other definitions)
The pallet assembly covered by this specification shall be of the following: (6.2(a))
Type I. For sonobuoy shipping and storage containers CNU- 239/E interlocked and grouped, base 1.118 × 1.118 m (44" × 44") height 1.321 m (52") maximums. Type II For sonobuoy launcher-containers individually inter- locked with the pallet base, base .864 × .864 m (34" × 34") height 1.245 m (49") maximums. Load Plan A. Full load of 36, all of one RF channel, or all muti-RF channel. B. Full load of 36, equal distribution of 12 sets of three RF channels.
Beneficial comments (recommendations, additions, deletions) and any pertinent data which may be of use in improving this document should be addressed to: Commanding Officer, Naval Air Engineering Center, Engineering Specifications and Standards Department (ESSD) Code 93, Lakehurst, NJ 08733 by using the self-addressed Standardization Documentation Improvement Proposal (DD Form 1426) appearing at the end of this document or by letter.
C. Full load of 36, equal distribution of three sets of 12 RF channels and six sets of acoustic channels. D. Short load of 31, one set of 31 RF channels E. Short load of 32, one set of 31 RF channels plus one (sequentially different in each successive load for an equal distribution of eight sets of four acoustic channels). F. Full mixed load of 36. 1/ G. Partial load (see 3.4.7.3). 1/ H. Small load (see 3.4.7.4). 1/ Class 1. Non Flammable. (see 3.4.8.2) 2. Delayed Ignition 3. Fire Resistant, self extinguishing. 4. Flammable, but no more flammable than load. 5. Flammable, wood limit. Level B. Limited shipment and reshipment, protected long term storage, and unrestricted deployed short term storage. C. Commercial safe delivery direct to consumer. (See Load Plan H.)
The pallet load assembly shall be identified by manufacturer's Data List number that identifies the complete configuration and revision thereto, to the piece part level. (3.4.9.4)
Standard commercial and military cargo and warehouse pallet handling equipment including fork lifts, wheeled hand lifts, and slings.
Intended Use: The pallet load assembly is the unitized package that is shipped, handled, and stored. This load assembly is for 36 "A" size ASW search stores and their containers and/or launcher-containers. Figure 2 illustrates the expected logistic flow from the manufacturer to the various destinations, where the pallet load assembly is broken down (removal of the load). The manufacturer ships samples of the stores and their associated launcher-containers to test activities, and ships accepted production lots to major supply activities, where they remain in long term storage. The Navy logistic system varies considerably in further distribution: to a secondary distribution point on shore or afloat; or to a minor distribution point, which may be located at an advanced base or CONUS station; or direct to a combatant ship. The point of final breakdown may occur at the minor distribution point or at user storage level. The pallet load assembly is handled at each logistic stage in a number of evolutions necessary for the change, some with several types of handling equipment in various modes. The Type II pallet load assembly components (less the load, or with expended launcher-containers, depending on the logistic policy and end item design) are returned through the logistic system (assembly, screening, storage, and contractual delivery). It is intended that the pallet load assembly receive protected storage most of its life, with unrestricted exposure only during its final operation logistic phase.
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| contributor author | NAVY - AS - Naval Air Systems Command | |
| date accessioned | 2017-09-04T15:14:34Z | |
| date available | 2017-09-04T15:14:34Z | |
| date copyright | 07/09/1979 | |
| date issued | 1979 | |
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| identifier uri | https://yse.yabesh.ir/std/handle/yse/13424 | |
| description abstract | This specification covers the requirements for unit loads of sonobuoys packaged in containers. The "load" shall mean sonobuoys, acoustic communication sonobuoys, bathythermograph transmitters, shipped in sonobuoy launcher-containers and/or shipped in sonobuoy shipping and storage container CNU-239/E or equivalent. The "pallet load assembly" shall mean the load, the pallet, and the cap or other protective appendages secured together in a unitized assembly. (See 6.5 for other definitions) The pallet assembly covered by this specification shall be of the following: (6.2(a)) Type I. For sonobuoy shipping and storage containers CNU- 239/E interlocked and grouped, base 1.118 × 1.118 m (44" × 44") height 1.321 m (52") maximums. Type II For sonobuoy launcher-containers individually inter- locked with the pallet base, base .864 × .864 m (34" × 34") height 1.245 m (49") maximums. Load Plan A. Full load of 36, all of one RF channel, or all muti-RF channel. B. Full load of 36, equal distribution of 12 sets of three RF channels. Beneficial comments (recommendations, additions, deletions) and any pertinent data which may be of use in improving this document should be addressed to: Commanding Officer, Naval Air Engineering Center, Engineering Specifications and Standards Department (ESSD) Code 93, Lakehurst, NJ 08733 by using the self-addressed Standardization Documentation Improvement Proposal (DD Form 1426) appearing at the end of this document or by letter. C. Full load of 36, equal distribution of three sets of 12 RF channels and six sets of acoustic channels. D. Short load of 31, one set of 31 RF channels E. Short load of 32, one set of 31 RF channels plus one (sequentially different in each successive load for an equal distribution of eight sets of four acoustic channels). F. Full mixed load of 36. 1/ G. Partial load (see 3.4.7.3). 1/ H. Small load (see 3.4.7.4). 1/ Class 1. Non Flammable. (see 3.4.8.2) 2. Delayed Ignition 3. Fire Resistant, self extinguishing. 4. Flammable, but no more flammable than load. 5. Flammable, wood limit. Level B. Limited shipment and reshipment, protected long term storage, and unrestricted deployed short term storage. C. Commercial safe delivery direct to consumer. (See Load Plan H.) The pallet load assembly shall be identified by manufacturer's Data List number that identifies the complete configuration and revision thereto, to the piece part level. (3.4.9.4) Standard commercial and military cargo and warehouse pallet handling equipment including fork lifts, wheeled hand lifts, and slings. Intended Use: The pallet load assembly is the unitized package that is shipped, handled, and stored. This load assembly is for 36 "A" size ASW search stores and their containers and/or launcher-containers. Figure 2 illustrates the expected logistic flow from the manufacturer to the various destinations, where the pallet load assembly is broken down (removal of the load). The manufacturer ships samples of the stores and their associated launcher-containers to test activities, and ships accepted production lots to major supply activities, where they remain in long term storage. The Navy logistic system varies considerably in further distribution: to a secondary distribution point on shore or afloat; or to a minor distribution point, which may be located at an advanced base or CONUS station; or direct to a combatant ship. The point of final breakdown may occur at the minor distribution point or at user storage level. The pallet load assembly is handled at each logistic stage in a number of evolutions necessary for the change, some with several types of handling equipment in various modes. The Type II pallet load assembly components (less the load, or with expended launcher-containers, depending on the logistic policy and end item design) are returned through the logistic system (assembly, screening, storage, and contractual delivery). It is intended that the pallet load assembly receive protected storage most of its life, with unrestricted exposure only during its final operation logistic phase. | |
| language | English | |
| title | MIL-P-81887A | num |
| title | PALLET LOAD ASSEMBLY FOR SONOBUOYS | en |
| type | standard | |
| page | 51 | |
| status | Active | |
| tree | NAVY - AS - Naval Air Systems Command:;1979 | |
| contenttype | fulltext |