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b.
Examine completely assembled cannon, partially assembled
cannon and components to ensure that material containing
the same defect is purged from the inventory and not
presented to the Government for acceptance.
c.
Submit the results of the failure analysis and the
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corrective actions taken to the Government for evaluation
and approval of retest or continuation of test.
50.
RELIABILITY SCORING CRITERIA
50.1 basis.  This scoring criteria is based on the reliability
scoring procedure approved by the Department of the Army.  w  It was
extracted from the "XM204 Howitzer Scoring Criteria Plan dated
May 1973.  The Failure Scoring Procedure (see 50.2) provides for
the use of the Failure definition (see 60.1.3) which is amplified
(see 50.1.1).  Failure modes (see 50.1.2], Degraded modes of
Operation (see 50.1.3) and Failure exclusions (see  50.1.1.1)
pertaining to the cannon provide additional failure scoring
guidelines as specified in the "XM204 Howitzer Scoring Criteria
Plan" dated May 1973.
50.1.1
Failure definition amplification.
50.1.1.1 The following are not considered as reliability
failures:
a.
Scheduled replacement of parts before failure.
b.
An incipient malfunction corrected during scheduled
preventive maintenance on the part in question provided a
higher level of maintenance is not necessary.
A malfunction resulting from not following the prescribed
c.
operational or maintenance procedures or schedule dictated
by the equipment manuals.
d.
A malfunction resulting from test item abuse, unrealistic
operating conditions or accident.
e.
Actual or incipient malfunctions detected or corrected
during initial technical inspections and incipient
malfunction detected during final technical inspection.
50.1.1.2
The following are considered as reliability failures:
a.
A failure detected and/or corrected during the correction
of another failure provided the failures are totally
unrelated.
b.
Corrected incipient malfunctions not covered by 50.1.1.1
examples b and e.
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