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NHB 5300.4 VOL 1E

MAINTAINABILITY PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS FOR SPACE SYSTEMS

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Publication Date: 10 March 1987
Status: inactive
Page Count: 38

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NHB 5300.4 VOL 1E
March 10, 1987
MAINTAINABILITY PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS FOR SPACE SYSTEMS
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References

This document is referenced by:
NASA-LLIS-0835 - Lessons Learned – Benefits of Implementing Maintainability on NASA Programs
Published by NASA on April 19, 2000
Practice: Programmatic provisions for ease of maintenance greatly enhance hardware and software system operational effectiveness for both in-space and ground support systems.
This document is referenced by:
NASA-LLIS-0724 - Lessons Learned – Maintenance Concept For Space Systems
Published by NASA on March 30, 2000
Practice: Develop a maintenance concept early in the program life cycle to provide a basis for full maintainability support. It should be used to influence systems design to ensure that attributes...
This document is referenced by:
NASA-LLIS-0837 - Lessons Learned – False Alarm Mitigation Techniques
Published by NASA on April 20, 2000
Practice: Minimize the occurrence and effect of Built In Test (BIT) false alarms by applying principles and techniques that are intended to reduce the probability of false alarms and increase the...
This document is referenced by:
NASA-LLIS-0831 - Lessons Learned – Maintainability Program Management Considerations
Published by NASA on April 19, 2000
Practice: Identify program management considerations necessary when implementing maintainability principles for NASA space flight, atmospheric, or ground support programs.
This document is referenced by:
MSFC-HDBK-1912 REV A VOLUME 02 - 2ND EDITION SYSTEM ENGINEERING HANDBOOK VOLUME 2 - TOOLS, TECHNIQUES, AND LESSONS LEARNED
Published by MSFC on December 6, 1994
Purpose The purpose of this volume of the System Engineering Handbook is to provide descriptions of the specific documentation and analyses performed by the System Engineering organizations at...
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