MIL-1-27882A( USAF 18_Novenber 196; Super: MIL-1-27882 (USAF) 18 June 1962 MILITARY SPECIFICATION INDICATOR, LIQUID OXYGEK QUANTITY GMU-37/A 1. SCOPE 1.1 This specification covers one type of liquid oxygen quantity indicator designated Type OMU-37/A. Tne indicator is of the capacitance type and indicates from 0 to 5 liters of liquid oxygen. 2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS 2.1 The following docunents, of the issue in effect on date of invitetion for bide or request far proposal, form @ part of this specification to the extent specified herein. SPECIFICATIONS Military MIL-1-256L5 MIL-3-26567 MIL-1-2716 STANDARDS Federal FED-STD-595 — oa (Copie: Indicator, Liquid Oxygen Quantity, Capacitance Type, General Specification for Reliability ani Longevity Requirements, Electronic Equipment, General Specification far Lighting, Instrument, Integral, White, General Specification for Colors Test Reports, Preparation of Nanerale and Lavters, Aircraft Instrument Dial, Standard Form of of specifications, standards, drawings, ani publications required ty suppliers in connection with specific procurement functions sheuld be obtained from the procuring activity or as directed by the contracting officer.) FSC 6680MIL-I-27882A( USAF) 3_ REQUIREMENTS 3el QUALIFIGATION,~ The indicator furnished under thie specification shall’ be a product which has been tested, and passed the qualification tests specified herein, and has been listed on or approved for listing on the applicable qualified products list. 3e2 GENERAL SPECIFICATION.- The reguirenents of MIL-I-256L5 shall apply as requirements of this specification with the exceptions and additions called out herein, When the two specifications conflict, this specification shall govern, 3.3 CONFIGURATION.- The indicator shell consist of a single unit containing all of the equipnent necessary to meet the performance requirenents specified nerein and in MiL~1-256u5. 3.4L CASE.- The length of the case shall not exceed 5,0 inches. 3.5 DIAL,- The dial for the indicator shall conform to figure 1, 3.6 ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR. The electrical connector shall be in accordance with figure 2, The indicator shall be designed intersally eo that it will function properly when the meting electrical connector is wired ae shown on figure 2. 3.7 CAPACITANCE,- For design purposes, the capacitance for zero reading shall be 63,5 micromicrofarad (wuf), 328 ADJUSTMENTS.- The sero calibration adjustment for the indicator shall be capable of adjusting the pointer to zero indication over an input capacitance range of at least 60.0 uuf to 67,0 uuf, With ‘the indicator adjusted to zero indication at 60,0 uuf input capacitance, the indicator shall be capable of calibration to full scale indication at 69,0 uf input capacitance by means of the full calibration adjustment, With the indicator adjusted to zero indication at 67.0 uuf input, capacitance, the indicator sball be capable of calibration to full scale indication at 96.0 uuf 4nput capacitance by means of the full calibration adjustnent. 3.9 WEIGHT.= The indicator shall weigh not more than 1.5 pounds.MIL-I-27882a (USAF) FLAT SURPACE MMGRALS AND LETTERS SHALL CONFORM TO 393556 MIGHT oR | WIDTH OF LINE | FINISH MAREINDS LangTH | OR GRADUATION [COLOR PER i 2,010 +005 FED-STD-5%, ae te MUMERALS 2140) 2025 TIQUID OXYGEN 140 +020 | MAsOR ahuD. [185 | .091 | 37075 MINOR GRAD. 2125 015 ‘SUB MINOR [ ie a —- ams 3100. 2045 = ‘BACKOROUND OF DIAL ee 4 DIMENSIONS IN INCHES FIGURE 1 - DIALMIL-1-270024 (USAF) SHIELDED LWAD TO Ine? UNSHIBLDED LEAD 0 INPUT GxouND ——_—_—_—_—— Press - 10 - tax? —_—_- 115 VOLT, 400 CYCLE 5 VOLT, 400 CYCLE (INTRGRAL LIGHTING) —— ‘LOW LEVEL WARNING LIGHT MATING CONMCTOR INDICATOR CONWCTOR AMPHENOL 162-1-1000 OR BUaL Au: 2 = vO TOR VOIGMIL 1-27662A( USAF) 3.10 ACCURACY.~ When the indicator set is tested in accordance with MIL-1-256l5, the accuracy of the indicator shall be in accordance with table I, The tolerance for roon-tenperature readings is the allovable deviation fron the nominal calculated values. All other tolerances are the allowable deviations from the actual roon-tenperature readings. TABLE I - TOLERANCE POR CAPACITANCE READINOS Tolerance Test Plus or Mims Accuracy - room tenperature Ok wut Lov temperature operation 0.5 wut High temperature operation 0.5 wut Vibration 0.3 wut Power supply variation 0.3 wut Lov temperature storage and operation 0.5 unt High temperature storage ami operation 0.5 wut Salt spray 0.3 wut Cycling 0.3 wut 3.11 POWER SUPPLY VARIATION.~ Variations of supply voltage from 105 volts to 125 volts ani frequencies of 320 to 80 cycles per second shall not cause indicator errors cxccoding those opecified in table I when the indicator is tested as specified in MII-J-2561:5. For the 105-volt test point, the indleator shall be checked at frequencies of 320 ani L480 cycles per second. For the 125-volt test point, the indicator shall be checked at frequencies of 320 art 60 cycles per second. 3.12 INTEGRAL LIGHTING.~ The indicater shall have integral lighting in accordance with MII-1-27160. lu, QUALITY ASSURANCE PROVISIONS 4.2 RESPONSIBILITY FOR INSPECTION.- Unless otherwise epecified in the contract or purchase order, the supplier is responsible for the performance of all inspection requirenents as specified herein. Except as otherwise specified, the supplier may utilice his on facilities or any commercial laboratory acceptable to the Government. The Governnent reserves the right to perform any of the inspection set farth in the specification where such inspections are deened necessary to assure supplies ani services conforn te prescribed requirenents.MIL-1-27862A( USAF) 4,2 SAMPLING, INSPECTING, AND TESTING.- Sampling, inspecting, and testing of indicators shall be in accordance with MII-1-256L5. 3 QUAL ING 61 QUALIFICATION TEST SAMPLE TESTED EY THE CONTRACTOR.- The contractor shall eubject ene indicater to the qualification teste specified an 32k. 4.3.2 QUALIFICATION TEST REPORT.- After the contractor cempletes the qualification teste, he shall prepare a qualification test report in accordance with MIL-S1D-631 and shall furnish three complete copies of the report to the qualifying activity. 1.3.3 QUALIFICATION TEST SAMPLE FOR THE QUALIFYING ACTIVITE.- Along with the qualification test report, the contractor shall submit the indicater that was tested as specified in l.3.1. .3.b QUALIFICATION TESTS.- Qualification teste shall consist of all tests described under Test Methods of MIL-i-25645. L.3.5 QUALIFICATION RELIABILITY TESTS.- One qualification sample of the equipmem shall be tested by the contractor for reliability and shall be contimed through a longevity test in accordance with I1-R-26667. Duration of the mean cycles between feilures (M0BF) demonstration test on each unit shall not be less than three tines the specified MOBF. Recording, data handling, and reporting procedures shall be in accordance with MIL-R-26667, 5S. PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY 5.1 The inddeator shall be prepared for delivery in accordance with MIL= 1225615. 6, NOTES 6.1 INTENDED USE.- The indicator covered by thie specification is intended fer use in imiicating the quantity of liguid oxygen remaining in converters in F=5A and C-1L? airplanes. 6.2 ORDERING DATA.- Procurensnt documents should specify the following: 2, Title, number, and date of this specification b, Levels of preparation for delivery required.MIL-1-27882A( USAF) 6.3. QUALIFICATION.- With respect to preducts requiring qualification, awards will be made only for such preducts as have, prior te the tine set for opening of bids, been tested and approved for inclusion in the applicable Qualified Products List whether or not such products have actually been so listed by that date. The attention of the suppliers is called to this requirement, and manufacturers are urged to arrange to have the products that they propose to offer to the Federal Government tested for qualification in order that they may be eligible to be awarded contracts or orders fer the products covered by this specification, Tne activity responsible fer the Qualified Products List is the Systems Engimering Croup, Attention: SEMES, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohie, and information pertaining te qualification of preducts may be obtained frem that activity. JMA/eld SBS 1SPEC! SATION ANALYSIS. SHEET [Bred Ros fo: 2 sheet in to be Eilled out by personnel e: ernment or cont 3 ip This sheet is to, be ELlled out by’ p jeithey Government or contractor, ip volved tn the use of che specification in procurement of produce uletmate uy Uhe’Beparcmens “of Defenses” nye sheet te, provided. Por obEaining. information on. i use eifie Meal adestia his Gir diet montane db Bp Sif Bet TSB IG he Ta ai SE ‘SPECIFICATION Ot en [ORGANIZATION CITY AND STATE lConTRACT WO. QUANTITY OF ITEMS PROCURED DOLLAR AOU RATERTALFROCURED UNDER A Direct Goverment Concsact FT subcontract = TWASANY FART OF THE SPECIFICATION CREATED PROBLEMS OR REQUIRED INTERPRETATION IN PROCUREMENT USE? ‘A. GIVE PARAGRAPH NUMBER AND WORDING B RECOMMENDATIONS POR CORRECTING THE DEPICTENCIES 2. COMMENTS ON ANY SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENT CONSIDERED TOO RIGID 3}. 1S THE SPECIFICATION RESTRICTIVE? CUYES CPNO OF MvES" IN WHAT way? ata which sey be of use in improving chi specifi Jo. REMARKS (Attach any pertinent eh in'en envelope yion. |Tf there are additional papers, attach to fora and place addressed fopreparing activicy) ” 7 SUBMITTED uy (Printed oF typed name and activity) DATEFoI ‘950 (SEPS) WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, O80 URITED STATES AIn FORE OFFICIAL SIEDESS POSTAGE AND FEES PAID Commander Systems Engineering Grou: ArT vraght-Fatterson AFB, Ohio FOID