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.MXL-STD-1629A--SPECIFICATIONSMilitaryMIbM-24100Manual, Technical; Functionally Oriented Maintenance.Manuals for Systems and EquipmentSTANDAR.DSMilitarvMIL-STD-280MIL-STD-470MIL-STD-721Definitions of Item Levels, Ttem Exchangeability,Models and Related TermsMaintainability Program Requirements (forSystems and Equipment)Definitions of Effectiveness Terms for Rel~ability,Maintainability, Human Factors and Safety..MIL-STD-756ReliabilityPredictionMIL-STD-780MIL-STD-785MIL-STB882MIL-STD-1388MIL-STD-1591MIL-STD-2072MIL-sTl&2080Work Unit Codes for Aeronautical EquipmenQ;Uniform Numbering SystemReliability Program for Systems and EquipmentDevelopment and ProductionSystem Safety Program RequirementsLogistics Support AnalysisOn Aircraft, Fault Diagnosis, Subsystems,Analysls/Synthesis ofSurvivability, Aircraft; Establishment andConduct of Programs forMaintenance Plan Analysis for Aircraft andGround Support EquipmentsHANDBOOKSMilitarvMI1.-HDBK-217 Reliability Prediction of Electronic Equipment(COpies of specifications, s;and;]rds, drawings, and publica~iol~srequired by contractors in connection with specific procurement functionsshc’Uld be oi):(lincdfrom l.h[:l)r(~cllrj ‘)}-,lc~ivj!.v(1- ;l~1 1r’ef”.I.’(i hv !}’[Jco!ltr:lctin~off,jcer.j)
MTL-STD-1 629A3. DEFINITIONS3.1 Terms. The definitions of terms used herein are inaccordance with the definitions in MIL-STD-280, MIL-STD-470, MIL-STD-721, MIL-sTD-780, MIL-STD-785, MIL-STD-882, and MIL-sTD-1388, with theexception and addition of the following:3.1.1 Contractor. A private sector enterprise engaged toprovide services or products within agreed limits specified by a procuringactivity. As used in this standard, the term “contractor” includesgovernment operated activities developing or producing military systemsand equipment.3*1.2 Corrective action. A documented design, process, procedure,or materials change implemented and v~lid~ted to correct the cause offailure or design deficiency.3.1.3 Compensating provision. Actions that are available orcan be taken by an operator to negate or mitigate the effect of a failureon a system.3.1.4 Criticality. A rela~ive mcasur~ 0: Lhe Cbnsequcllces of dfailure mode and its frequency of occurrences.3.1.5 Criticality analysis (CA). A procedure by which eachpotential failure mode is ranked according to the combined influence ofseverity and probability of occurrence.3.1.6 Severity. The consequences of a failure mode. Severityconsiders the worst potential consequence of a failure, determined bythe degree of injury, property damage, or system damage that couldultimately occur.3.1.7 Damage effects. The result(s) or consequence(s) a damagemode has upon the operation, function, or status of a weapon system orany Component thereof. Damage effects are classified as primary damageeffects and secondary damage effects.3.1.7.1 Primary damage effects. The result(s) or consequence(s)a damage mode has direc~~y upon a weapon s~~s~em or any components thereof.3.1.7.2 Secondary damage effects. The result(s) or consequence(s)indirectly caused by the interaction of a damage mode with a system,subsystem, or component thereof.3.1.8 Damage mode, The manner by which damage is observed.Generally describes the way the damage occurs,✎✎✎ ✍✍✍✍✍●
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