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KSC-STD-164 REV C

ENVIRONMENTAL TEST METHODS FOR GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT, STANDARD FOR

active, Most Current
Organization: KSC
Publication Date: 18 April 2022
Status: active
Page Count: 65
scope:

This standard establishes test methods for determining the capability of ground support equipment (GSE) and other facility hardware to function when exposed to the natural and induced environments peculiar to the prelaunch and launch conditions at KSC. The test methods contained herein specify conditions obtainable in the laboratory that will give test results similar to actual service conditions. This standard provides requirements and guidelines for the preparation of detailed test procedures and for the preparation of the environmental test portions of design specifications. This standard provides the environmental test methods that are applicable for qualification of components in accordance with KSC-STD-G-0003, Launch Support and Facility Components, Qualification of, Standard for. Test requirements and conditions may be tailored according to program and project requirements.

Document History

KSC-STD-164 REV C
April 18, 2022
ENVIRONMENTAL TEST METHODS FOR GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT, STANDARD FOR
This standard establishes test methods for determining the capability of ground support equipment (GSE) and other facility hardware to function when exposed to the natural and induced environments...
July 6, 1992
ENVIRONMENTAL TEST METHODS FOR GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT, STANDARD FOR
This standard establishes test methods for determining the capability of ground support equipment (GSE) and other facility hardware to function when exposed to the natural and induced environments...

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