DocumentCode
1354870
Title
The Impact of R&M 2000 on MCAIR Integrated Logistic Support
Author
Morse, A.R. ; Fannin, H.W.
Author_Institution
McDonnell Aircraft Company; Box 516; St. Louis, Missouri 63166 USA.
Issue
3
fYear
1987
Firstpage
362
Lastpage
366
Abstract
This paper deals with the McDonnell Aircraft (MCAIR) approach to achieving the objectives of R&M 2000. The ``Direction and Goals´´, Objective 1, and ``Industry Commitment´´, Objective 6, are primarily addressed as they have the most impact on industry. Independent Research and Development (IRAD) efforts for R&M Design Approaches and Supportability show how an aircraft support system can be operated to increase availability at reduced cost and manpower requirements. R&M 2000 establishes the foundation of supportability by applying R&M principles in balance with performance, cost, and schedule in the design process. Proper consideration of the integrated logistics support elements throughout this application has resulted in the highest levels of supportability possible. High supportability is essential to achieving the customer goal of increased warfighting capability at an affordable cost.
Keywords
Aerospace electronics; Aerospace engineering; Availability; Costs; Feedback; Industrial training; Logistics; Maintenance; Military aircraft; Research and development; Maintainability; integrated logistics support; reduced downtime; supportability;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Reliability, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9529
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TR.1987.5222401
Filename
5222401
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