Abstract Corrosion costs the DoD over $23 billion annually. In other words, between 10% and 30% of every maintenance dollar is spent to prevent or correct corrosion problems. Additionally, corrosion has a measurable and significant impact on system availability and directly causes, or is a factor in, many safety mishaps. This forum will discuss some …
Abstract The Department of Defense (DoD maintains a core logistics capability that is government-owned and government-operated. Each military department owns and operates organic industrial facilities to maintain, repair and overhaul equipment. These facilities collectively referred to as the organic industrial base (OIB), consists of depots and shipyards that perform depot-level maintenance and repair. Section 2476 …
Abstract This is the second JTEG forum dedicated to a specific military service or agency. AFMC/AFRL will provide an overview of their sustainment technology process to include determining needs, selecting technologies to demonstrate, and the procurement of those technologies. They will then provide examples of several maintenance related technologies that they have successfully implemented to …
Abstract Computers and automation are everywhere today and their value to DoD’s productivity and efficiency are immeasurable. However, all of these computers and their components require inspection and sometimes repair or replacement to keep operating smoothly. Circuit card testing and repair involves the use of diagnostic troubleshooting tools and the development of high-quality diagnostic test …
Abstract Each of the military services have been developing robotic repair solutions that enhance maintenance effectiveness and improve the safety of our workforce. Examples include laser stripping robots, robotic paint applications, human augmentation systems, and the use of UAVs to inspect large aircraft. In recognition of the value of robotics to U.S. businesses, academia, and …