NASA-LLIS-2776

NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

Lessons Learned – Kitting of Flight Hardware - Processing of Multiple Parts

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Year: 2010

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The Logistics organization treats parts as parts only, with no provisions for storing related parts as kits. Because of the nature of the Thermal Control System (TCS) blankets and supports, storing parts individually caused multiple problems. The main problem was the difficulty of finding a particular TCS part in storage after removal from the vehicle (TCS becomes a custom part when installed). Logistics agreed that TCS parts would be stored in boxes and sealed with integrity labels, with a box content sheet (generated from the TCS Blanket Management System [TCSB]) and a bar-coded label affixed to the outside of the box. This method enabled Logistics to issue the correct parts to their respective vehicle and allowed the shops to retrieve the same set of TCS parts they had turned over to Logistics by ordering the box instead of individual parts.

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Subject: & Processes

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contributor author	NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
date accessioned	2017-09-04T16:04:47Z
date available	2017-09-04T16:04:47Z
date copyright	04/28/2010
date issued	2010
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identifier uri	https://yse.yabesh.ir/std/handle/yse/67989
description abstract	Abstract: The Logistics organization treats parts as parts only, with no provisions for storing related parts as kits. Because of the nature of the Thermal Control System (TCS) blankets and supports, storing parts individually caused multiple problems. The main problem was the difficulty of finding a particular TCS part in storage after removal from the vehicle (TCS becomes a custom part when installed). Logistics agreed that TCS parts would be stored in boxes and sealed with integrity labels, with a box content sheet (generated from the TCS Blanket Management System [TCSB]) and a bar-coded label affixed to the outside of the box. This method enabled Logistics to issue the correct parts to their respective vehicle and allowed the shops to retrieve the same set of TCS parts they had turned over to Logistics by ordering the box instead of individual parts.
language	English
title	NASA-LLIS-2776	num
title	Lessons Learned – Kitting of Flight Hardware - Processing of Multiple Parts	en
type	standard
page	5
status	Active
tree	NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA):;2010
contenttype	fulltext
subject keywords	& Processes
subject keywords	Configuration control and data management
subject keywords	Configuration Management
subject keywords	Ground Operations
subject keywords	Ground processing and manifesting
subject keywords	Handling
subject keywords	Logistics
subject keywords	Materials
subject keywords	Mishap Reporting
subject keywords	NASA Standards
subject keywords	Occupational Health
subject keywords	Packaging
subject keywords	Parts
subject keywords	Payloads
subject keywords	Personal Protective Equipment
subject keywords	Policy & Planning
subject keywords	Pressure Vessels
subject keywords	Procurement
subject keywords	Program and Project Management
subject keywords	Range Operations
subject keywords	Research & Development
subject keywords	Risk Management/Assessment
subject keywords	Safety & Mission Assurance
subject keywords	Security
subject keywords	Small Business & Industrial Relations
subject keywords	Software
subject keywords	Spacecraft
subject keywords	Standard
subject keywords	Storage
subject keywords	Test & Verification
subject keywords	Test Article
subject keywords	Test Facility
subject keywords	Training Equipment
subject keywords	Transportation