PD-ED-1215.3, CRITICAL DESIGN REVIEW FOR UNMANNED MISSIONSIdent. Num:
PD-ED-1215.3
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PREFERRED RELIABILITY PRACTICES PD-ED-1215.3, CRITICAL DESIGN REVIEW FOR UNMANNED MISSIONS. Conduct a formal Critical Design Review (CDR) of hardware, software, and firmware at the
subsystem and system levels. Schedule the review prior to the start of subsystem fabrication and
assembly to assure that the design solutions satisfy the performance requirements established in the
development specifications. Establish this review as a standard reliability engineering practice for
flight hardware.
PD-ED-1249, ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE ESD)CONTROL IN FLIGHT HARDWAREIdent. Num:
PD-ED-1249
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PREFERRED RELIABILITY PRACTICES NO. PD-ED-1249, ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE ESD)CONTROL IN FLIGHT HARDWARE. Apply an Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Control Program to all spaceflight projects to ensure that
ESD susceptible hardware is protected from damage due to ESD.
PD-ED-1252, NASA PREFERRED RELIABILITY PRACTICE MATERIAL SELECTION PRACTICESIdent. Num:
PD-ED-1252
PD-ED-1252, NASA PREFERRED RELIABILITY PRACTICE MATERIAL SELECTION PRACTICES. Aerospace systems designers must ensure that the most reliable material is used to meet the
design requirements for aerospace systems. Test results regarding corrosion resistance,
susceptibility to stress corrosion cracking, flammability, toxicity, thermal vacuum stability, and
compatibility with rocket engine fuels, oxidizers, and hydraulic fluids; as well as extensive
chemical and physical properties data; are included in the Materials and Processes Technical
Information System (MAPTIS). This information is used to assist the aerospace designer in
identifying the most reliable material candidates for space systems.