MIL-T-46616C
3.1 Materials. All materials used in the manufacture of the thrusters shall conform to the specifications referred to on the respective drawings unless specific approval in writing covering a departure therefrom has been obtained from the cognizant Navy design activity prior to manufacture. When alternate materials or methods of manufacture are specified on the drawings, the bidder's selections shall be clearly stated in the proposal.
3.2 Components.
3.2.1 Primary components. For the purpose of this specification, the M44A1 impulse cartridge (Drawing 8593276) is defined as a primary component. Only primary components from a single lot shall be used in a production lot of thrusters; however, one primary component production lot may be used in more than one thruster production lot.
3.2.2 Component parts. All component parts shall meet the applicable requirements of MIL-T-46583 or MIL-T-60697 prior to assembly.
3.3 Torque. Torque requirements shall be as specified in table I. No movement shall occur upon application of the breakaway torque.
TABLE I. Torque requirements.
Components |
A |
B |
C |
Run On, min (inch pounds) |
Seating or bottoming (including A) (inch pounds) |
Breakaway, min (inch pounds) |
|
End cap and body |
10 |
600 + 30 |
400 |
Cartridge retainer and breech after insertion of cartridge |
10 |
300 + 15 |
200 |
Body and breech |
10 |
600 + 30 |
400 |
3.4 Trunnion rotation. Upon completion of assembly, the trunnion shall be free to rotate 360 degrees.
3.5 Residual magnetism. The thruster shall not deflect the indicator of the compass more than five degrees in either direction (see 4.3.2).
3.6 Radiographic examination. Each thruster assembly shall be radiographically examined for defects
(see 4.3.3).
3.7 Functional.
3.7.1 No load. The thruster fired with no load on the piston shall complete a stroke of 1-1/2 inches, minimum, and shall not separate from the body of the thruster (see 6.3).
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