Engineering Design Handbook - Maintainability Engineering Theory and Practice

Description

The Engineering Design Handbooks have evolved over a number of years for the purpose of making readily available basic information, technical data, and practical guides for the development of military equipment. This 1976 Handbook was prepared by Igor Bazovsky and Associates, Inc. for the Engineering Handbook Office of Duke University, prime contractor to the U.S. Army Materiel Command. The individual chapters were written to stand on their own, with a minimum of cross-referencing between the chapters, so that the reader can concentrate on the chapters which are of specific interest to their activity. The interrelations of maintainability with design engineering and other disciplines (reliability, system effectiveness, logistic support, and life cycle costing) are highlighted through the whole text. Notation and symbols differ in some instances because of the various subjects. Content:• Front Matter • List of Illustrations • List of Tables • Preface • Table of Contents 1. The Maintainability Concept 2. System Effectiveness 3. Maintainability Organization and Management 4. Maintainability Allocation and Prediction 5. Maintainability Design Techniques and Interfaces 6. Maintainability Test and Demonstration 7. Econometrics 8. Statistical Maintainability 9. Maintainability Data 10. Contracting Responsibilities Appendix A: Specimen for Maintainability Program Requirements Index