Transient Shock Fragility and Hardness Assessment of Commercial Communications Equipment
Date Published: 1974-02-01
Paper Number:740801
DOI: 10.4271/740801
Citation:
Safford, F. and Tuttle, R., "Transient Shock Fragility and Hardness Assessment of Commercial Communications Equipment," SAE Technical Paper 740801, 1974, doi:10.4271/740801.
Author(s):
F. B. Safford - U.S. Army Safeguard Communications Agency
R. J. Tuttle - U.S. Army Safeguard Communications Agency
Abstract:
Commercial communications (telephone) equipment employed in a weapons system is mounted upon shock-isolated platforms for protection from nuclear-induced ground motion and air-blast loads. Analytic and empirical methods are used to derive a laboratory test environment for the equipment and a fragility test procedure is used to account for environmental uncertainties and test limitations. System hardening is achieved by way of design improvements introduced during the test program and as a result of the test program such that the system exceeds requirements. Fragility test levels are related to local threat environments to establish safety factors.
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