AECP-1 : 1986

Name: AECP-1 : 1986
Brand: NATO

Withdrawn

MECHANICAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS TO WHICH MATERIEL INTENDED FOR USE BY NATO FORCES COULD BE EXPOSED

Withdrawn date

15-02-2008

Published date

12-01-2013

Publisher

NATO

Aims
Scope
Terms and definitions
Use of the publication
Related NATO documents
ANNEXES: A. Mechanical situations and their categories
          B. Levels of intensity of mechanical situations
             affecting the design of materiel for use by
             NATO forces
          C. Guidance for drafting the mechanical environmental
             clauses in requirements documents

Gives aspects of the mechanical environment which should be taken into account in the design of material that is intended to be used by the NATO forces. Is only applicable to mechanically active situations.

DocumentType	Standard
PublisherName	NATO
Status	Withdrawn

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