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DETAIL REQUIREMENTS AND STATUS AIR FORCE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY PROGRAM. PART 1. BACKGROUND AND REQUIREMENTS

R. W. Bachman, Jr Wells, H. M.

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Abstract : The principal documentation is presented which evolved during the period when the Air Force initiated and re-oriented the necessary research and development and service engineering required to evaluate the structural capability and life expectancy of USAF aircraft. Requirements are outlined for insuring structural integrity as outlined at the instigation of the Aircraft Structural Integrity Program (ASIP). The report establishes the updated requirements for the ASIP to give the program the benefit of experience and events.

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Abstract : The principal documentation is presented which evolved during the period when the Air Force initiated and re-oriented the necessary research and development and service engineering required to evaluate the structural capability and life expectancy of USAF aircraft. Requirements are outlined for insuring structural integrity as outlined at the instigation of the Aircraft Structural Integrity Program (ASIP). The report establishes the updated requirements for the ASIP to give the program the benefit of experience and events.

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Abstract : The principal documentation is presented which evolved during the period when the Air Force initiated and re-oriented the necessary research and development and service engineering required to evaluate the structural capability and life expectancy of USAF aircraft. Requirements are outlined for insuring structural integrity as outlined at the instigation of the Aircraft Structural Integrity Program (ASIP). The report establishes the updated requirements for the ASIP to give the program the benefit of experience and events.

Key concepts: Structural integrity, Computer science, Engineering, Structural engineering

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