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6.3 Process average. Sampling may be initiated if the process average value for the first
twenty vehicles inspected is less than the AQL specified in the classification of defects for major
and minor defects. Process average shall be computed as follows:
Process average =
Number of defects
X 100
Number of vehicles inspected
If the computed process average exceeds the specified AQL, 100 percent inspection shall be
performed and continued until such time that the process average for twenty consecutive vehicles
is less than the specified AQL.
6.4 Definitions. The following definitions shall be used for the classification of defects for
leaks:
a. Weep. Any evidence of fluid beyond a seal.
b. Seep. Any evidence of fluid beyond a seal that does not result in the formation of a
droplet.
c. Droplet. Any evidence of fluid beyond a seal that results in the formation of a
droplet.
d. Drip. Any evidence of fluid beyond a seal where droplets forms and falls.
6.5 Deficiency sheet. The Government inspector shall verify that a thorough inspection of
each vehicle is performed by the contractor for the listed characteristics, and for any departures
from good workmanship. The Government inspector shall assure that all defects encountered
during inspection are enumerated on a deficiency sheet for the vehicle. Defects noted on a
deficiency sheet shall contain sufficient description to enable the Government inspector and the
contractor's representative to classify the defects in accordance with the classification of defects
(see tables VI) and definitions contained in MIL-STD-105. Corrective action shall be taken for
recurring defects.
6.6 Subject term (key word) listing.
Military Trucks, Up to 5 Metric-Ton Payload
General Specification for.
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