MODUK - DEF STAN 00-3
Design and Guidance for the Transportability of Equipment
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| Organization: | MODUK |
| Publication Date: | 27 May 1985 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 69 |
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INTRODUCTION
Ideally, equipment should be designed so that it is:
Movable, as required under the conditions of use.
Suitable for transport as freight by land, water, or air, and wherever possibly by all three.
Able to be transported thought the Logistic Chain without the use of special handling equipment.
The main factors to be considered by the designer are:
The conditions under which the equipment will be used.
The overall size and weight of the equipment, including any specified packaging within it may need to be contained.
The manner in which the equipment is required to be and the resulting restrictions, described in the later Sections of this Standard, which apply.
The conditions under which the equipment will be transported.
Document History
February 28, 2017
Design Guidance for the Transportability of Equipment
This Standard outlines design guidelines relevant to the transportability of defence vehicles and equipment by all modes of transport. This standard may also be applicable to those in-service vehicle...
November 18, 2016
Design Guidance for the Transportability of Equipment
This Standard outlines design guidelines relevant to the transportability of defence vehicles and equipment by all modes of transport. This standard may also be applicable to those in-service vehicle...
May 13, 2011
Design Guidance for the Transportability of Equipment
This Interim Standard outlines design guidelines relevant to the transportability of defence vehicles and equipment by all modes of transport. This Interim standard may also be applicable to those...
DEF STAN 00-3
May 27, 1985
Design and Guidance for the Transportability of Equipment
INTRODUCTION
Ideally, equipment should be designed so that it is:
Movable, as required under the conditions of use.
Suitable for transport as freight by land, water, or air, and wherever possibly...