MIL-HDBK-2067 Base Document:1999

1 SCOPE
  1.1 Purpose
2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
  2.1 Issues of documents
  2.2 Availability of documents
3 DEFINITIONS
  3.1 General
  3.2 Terms
      3.2.1 Contractor
      3.2.2 Inspection
      3.2.3 First article
      3.2.4 Aircrew automated escape system
      3.2.5 Probability of success
      3.2.6 In-service success rate
      3.2.7 Single point failure
            3.2.7.1 Catastrophic single point failure
            3.2.7.2 Degraded performance single point failure
  3.3 Abbreviations, acronyms, and symbols
  3.4 Design evaluation program flow sequence
4 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
  4.1 Quantitative requirements
      4.1.1 Reliability
             4.1.1.1 System design reliability
                     4.1.1.1.1 Automatic escape reliability
                     4.1.1.1.2 Manual emergency egress reliability
                     4.1.1.1.3 Non-emergency (mission) reliability
      4.1.2 Maintainability
             4.1.2.1 System design maintainability
                     4.1.2.1.1 Depot level maintenance
  4.2 General program requirements
      4.2.1 System reliability demonstration
      4.2.2 System maintainability demonstration
  4.3 General program requirements
      4.3.1 General program plan requirements
5 DETAIL REQUIREMENTS
  5.1 First article sample
  5.2 Reliability and maintainability programs
      5.2.1 Block diagrams and mathematical model
             5.2.1.1 Effect of degrade performance upon system
                     reliability
                     5.2.1.1.1 Automated escape
                     5.2.1.1.2 Manual emergency egress
                     5.2.1.1.3 Non-emergency
      5.2.2 Allocations
      5.2.3 Predictions
      5.2.4 Failure mode effect and maintenance action rate
             analysis
             5.2.4.1 Failure mode effect analysis
             5.2.4.2 Maintenance action rate analysis
      5.2.5 Single failure point summary
      5.2.6 Marginality of success
             5.2.6.1 Marginality of success analysis
             5.2.6.2 Marginality of success program establishment
      5.2.7 Environmental study
      5.2.8 Components, parts & material selection
             5.2.8.1 Changes history
      5.2.9 Parts & materials (Qualification)
             5.2.9.1 Reliability qualified items list
             5.2.9.2 Approved non-standard parts and materials
      5.2.10 Commercial equipment
      5.2.11 Sub-contractor, vendor, and supplier control
      5.2.12 Design reviews
      5.2.13 Program reviews
  5.3 Data collection
      5.3.1 Failure data collections, analysis, and corrective
             action
      5.3.2 Failure summaries
  5.4 Reliability and maintainability interface compatibility
  5.5 Reliability testing and demonstration
      5.5.1 Reliability test plans
             5.5.1.1 Development testing
             5.5.1.2 Reliability demonstration
      5.5.2 Subsystem and component tests
      5.5.3 System reliability tests
  5.6 Maintainability demonstration tests
  5.7 Production proofing article and field maintainability review
      article 11 approval
      5.7.1 Service release
  5.8 Quality conformance tests
  5.9 Status reports
6 SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
  6.1 General
  6.2 Intended use
  6.3 Precedence of documents
  6.4 Reports
  6.5 Special information
Appendix A - Reliability: Its achievement and quantification
Appendix B - Marginality of success