Technical Data
Technical Data and Technical Publications consists of scientific or technical information necessary to translate system requirements into discrete engineering and logistic support documentation. Technical data is used in the development of repair manuals, maintenance manuals, user manuals, and other documents that are used to operate or support the system. Technical data includes, but may not be limited to:
- Technical manuals
- Technical and supply bulletins
- Transportability guidance technical manuals
- Maintenance expenditure limits and calibration procedures
- Repair parts and tools lists
- Maintenance allocation charts
- Corrective maintenance instructions
- Preventive maintenance and Predictive maintenance instructions
- Drawings/specifications/technical data packages
- Software documentation
- Provisioning documentation
- Depot maintenance work requirements
- Identification lists
- Component lists
- Product support data
- Flight safety critical parts list for aircraft
- Lifting and tie down pamphlet/references
- Hazardous Material documentation
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