AIR FORCE MIL-M-9868 E-1993 MICROFILMING OF ENGINEERING DATA 35MM REQUIREMENTS FOR《35MM微缩技术数据的要求》.pdf

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1、IINCH-POUND IIP*-*0t41L-bl-9868E10 February 1993SUPERSEDINGMIL-M-986801 October 1970AMENDMENT 220 September 1982MILITARY SPECIFICATIONMICROFILMING OF ENGINEERING DATA,35mm REQIJIRQIENT$ F9RThis specification is approved for use by all departmentsand agencies of the Department of Defense (DoD).1. SCO

2、PE1.1 Scope. The principal objective is to prescribe microfilming requirementsand testing guidance for engineering data (see 6.4.1) source document filming anddelivery of the filmed images to primary DoD repositories (see 3.1.2.2).MIL-M-9868 contractual requirements, Sections 3, 4, and 5, only cover

3、 Type I film(silver-halide). Type II (diazo) and Type III (vesicular) film requirements arenot covered but, where appropriate, their relationships are discussed for clari-fication purposes. Additionally, source document imaging accomplished through theuse of an engineering data Computer-output iicro

4、film (COM) device (see 3.3.1) iscovered. Othr COM devices are not covered.1.1.1 Application. DoD, other government agencies, civil agencies,contractors, engineering data suppliers (see 6.4.3), and any other users arecautioned that all requirements in the previous issue have been rewritten, somehave

5、been renumbered, combined, or deleted (see 6.8 and 6.9), and new require-ments have been added. Requirements may be stratified throughout; so, it isnecessary to read the entire specification (i.e., text, tables, figures, textfootnotes, table footnotes. and fiqure footnotes). Stratification der)endsc

6、m therequirement being discussed. It mist also be understood that the figures arerepresentative; i.e., not drawn to scale.User comments and recommendations for improvement are invited. Please useStandardization Document Improvement Proposal, DD Form 1426, when submittingyour comments or recommendati

7、ons. A sample form with the Preparing Activity(PA) information entered is located on page 45. If a DD Form 1426 is notavailable, a letter will suffice. Mail the DD Form 1426 or letter to:HQ AFMC/ENC, Wright-Patterson AFB OH 45433-5001.AHSC N/A EDRSDISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A. Approved for public releas

8、e; distribution is unlimited.Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-$lIL-il-9868ENIL-M-9868 is one in a group of publications (i.e., military, FederalGove%rnent, non-government, and international) associated with engineering datasource docum

9、ent microfilming. If additional noncontractual information isdesired, several explanatory notes within Section 3 and Section 5 identify someof the associated publications.b. MIL-M-9868 is a specification within the DoD EDRS (formerly designatedEDMS) Standardization Area. Related information in other

10、 DoD standardizationareas and Federal Supply Classes (FSCS) should not be overlooked (e.g., 6750,6760, 8115, CMAN, DRPR, GDRQ, ILSS, IPSC, and PACK).c. MIL-M-9868 requirements are intended to promote, not inhibit,philosophies of Total Quality Management (TQNI)when a supplier (see 6.4.3) or anyother

11、user is tasked with implementing the requirements (see 3.4 and 4.2).d. MIL-M-9868 reflects the present Defense Management Review (DMR)cast-effective standardization efforts (see 6.2). One of the efforts is to useNon-Government Standards (NGSS) to the maximum extent when they are available andpractic

12、al. The development, coordination (consensus), and adoption of thereferenced NGSS (see 2.2) is a result of the Government-Industry Equal Partnerprocess.1.1.2 hlIL-Dcard designation. Throughout MIL-il-9S68,the term “NIL-D” isused when referring to aperture, camera, copy, and image cards. These cards

13、area series of unique military 80-column tabulating cards with a “D” size aperture(i.e., DD Form 1562, Dual Purpose Enqineerinq Document Card series). The “D”size aperture is a rectangular; hole esigned-for 35mm microfilm. Commercia”80-column tabulating cards (popularly referred to as aperture cards

14、) with ea C, D, E, or F size aperture are also available. However, the most common”used commercial tabulating card is the card with a “D” size aperture. Acommercial nontabulating A6 Aperture Card with either a C, D, E, or F sizeaperture is also available. The commercial A6 card size is metric (105mm

15、 w148mm length) but cards with a “D” size aperture are most commonly used.therYdth X1.1.3 Inch-pound desgnation. Even though the width of the raw stock is35mm, MIL-M-9868 is assigned an inch-pound designation. All functional microfilmdimensional requirements are inch-pound units. However, within the

16、 textualparagraphs, metric dimensions (i.e., mathematical equivalents) are shown inparentheses. It must be understood that these mathematical equivalents are onlya soft conversion of the inch-pound dimensional requirements.1.1.4 Acquisition Management Systems Control (MSC) designation. MIL-M-9868by

17、itself does not generate engineering data source documents. Therefore, anAMSC number is not applicable (see 6.3).1.2 Classification. General microfilm classifications (i.e., type andclass) are assigned in accordance with the films photographic characteristicsand functional usage. Within all classifi

18、cations, Kind N (Negative) or Kind P(Positive) film is available. During processing, a clear line negative-appearingimage is used with Kind N film and a opaque line positive-appearing image is usedwith Kind P film. For MIL-M-9868 purposes, generic expressions for the variousclassifications are shown

19、 in parenthesis. There are three general microfilmclassifications:20 Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-M-9868Eo a. Type I (silver-halide).kb . Class 1 - Camera film, roll form or camera card. (First generation! camera master.)IsisiC

20、lass-Z - t)uplicating fi m, roll form. (Second generation noncameraver dplicate master.)Class 3 - Duplicating fi m, roll form. (Third generation noncameraver c!plicatemaster.). Class 4 - Duplicating film, roll form. (Fourth generation noncamerasilver duplicate master.):b. Type II (diazo).1. Class 2

21、- Duplicating film. (Second generation distribution copy.). Class 3 - Duplicating film. (Third generation distribution copy. ). Class 4 - Duplicating film. (Fourth generation distribution copy. )c. Type III (vesicular). Class 2 - Duplicating film. (Second generation distribution copy. ). Class 3 - D

22、upl. Class 4 - Dupl2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTSeating film. (Third generation distribution copy. )eating film. (Fourth generation distribution copy.)-2.1.1 Specifications, standards, and handbooks. The following referencesform a part of MIL-M-9868 to the extent specified. Unless otherwise specified,the i

23、ssue of the reference is identified in the Department of Defense Index ofSpecifications and Standards (DoDISS) and supplement thereto or as cited in thesolicitation. (See 6.2a.)SPECIFICATIONSFEDERALPPP-B-636 - Boxes, Shipping, Fiberboard./ For secondary (customer) distribution purposes, primaryuse M

24、IL-D6.4.4d).oetc.) areDoD repositoriescopy cards (see 6.4.4c) when making copies of MIL-D image cards (seeOther kinds ofdiazo and vesicular films (e.g., roll, sheet, strip,not used (see 6.1.1 and 6.1.2).3Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-

25、,-MIL-M-9868E - I!ILIT!JRVMIL-C-9877MIL-C-9949STANDARDSMILITARYMIL-STD-129MIL-STD-804MIL-STD-1806HANDBOOKSMILITARYMIL-HDBK-331(Copies of the aboveService. Standardization- Cards, Aperture.- Cards, Copy.- Marking for Shipment and Storage.- Formats and Coding of Aperture, Camera, Copy,and Tabulating C

26、ards.- Marking Technical Data Prepared by or for theDepartment of Defense.- Directory of DoD Engineering Data Repositories.references are available from DoDSSP - CustomerDocuments Order Desk, 700 Robbins Avenue, Bldg. 4D,.4Philadelphia PA 19111-5094. )2.1.2 Other government documents, drawings, and

27、publications. Thefollowing references form a part of MIL-M-9868 to the extent specified. Unless ootherwise specified, the reference is the latest issue or the issue cited in1 the solicitation. See 6.2b.)PUBLICATIONSI STATUTESI Title 18 - Sections 793 and 36 CFR, Part 1230, Subpart C storage requirem

28、ents apply.3.1.1 Processed roll film. The films edge curl shall be measured inaccordance with ANSI IT9.1O-1991, Test Method B. The transverse curl shall notexceed 0.062 inches (1.57mm) and both the longitudinal curl and the diagonalcurl shall not exceed 0.094 inches (2.39mm). Splicing retakes of any

29、 individualframe (image or target) is not permitted. The delivered images shall benegative-appearing. When noncamera silver duplicate masters are specified fordelivery (see 3.1.2 and 3.1.2.1), conventional-processing using eitherconventional print film (i.e., image-reversing, polarity not maintained

30、) ordirect-image print film (i.e., image-nonreversin9, PolaritY maintained) may beused. At the start and at the end of each roll, a 24-inch (609.60mm) minimumlength of film plus a 20-inch (508.00mm) minimum length of processed clear(no-image) film shall be required. Cameras, readers, and duplicating

31、 devicesuse the 24-inch (609.60mm) lengths as a threading leader and trailer. The 6Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-M-9868Ee 20-inch (508.00mm) lengths shall be used for residual thiosulfate ion testing(see 4.8 and Figure 12) and b

32、ase-plus-fog density (Dmin) testing (see 4.7.3 andFigure 11).NOTE: Additional information on the noncamera silver duplicate film processcan be found in ANSI/AIIM MS43-1988.3.1.1.1 Right and reverse reading. When viewing roll film, the imagesprinted information for camera film and each odd generation

33、 noncamera silverduplicate film will be right reading to the observer (i.e., the films emulsionlayer will be wound out); for each even generation noncamera silver duplicatefilm, it will be reverse reading (i.e., the films emulsion layer will be wound. in). When viewing a MIL-D image card (see 6.4.4d

34、) placed front side up in areader and the fil”msemulsion layer is on the back side, the images printed information will be right reading. When the emulsion layer is on the front.side, the images printed information may be reverse reading. Figure 1provides examples of right and reverse reading images

35、.3.1.2 Deliverable product medium. The delivered microfilm shall be eitherprocessed 35mm Type I, Class 1 roll film or its individual frames mounted inunprocessed MIL-D aperture cards (see 6.4.4a) or it shall be processed MIL-Dcamera cards (35mm Type I, Class 1 film). A paper copy of the informationi

36、dentified in the title information target (see 3.10.6) and the securityinformation target (see 3.10.8) shall also be included in each shipment. !4henoroll film is delivered, the reels shall comply with ANSI/AIIM PIS34-1990and thefilm length shall be a nominal 100 feet (30.5m). When specified by thep

37、rocuring activity, any combination of noncamera silver duplicate film (i.e.,processed 35mm Type I, Class 2 or Type 1, Class 3 or Type I, Class 4 roll filmor their individual frames mounted in unprocessed MIL-D aperture cards) shallalso be delivered. (See 6.2c.)3.1.2.1 Image card medium. When the pro

38、curing activity specifies thatthe deliverable product medium is MIL-O image cards (see 6.3.4d), the followingcard construction requirements shall apply: (a)keypunching (Hollerith infor-mation) in accordance with P41L-STD-804; (b) card size (EIO-columntabulating)and a Type I microfilm carrier (pressu

39、re-sensitive bonding tape) in accordancewith MIL-C-9877; and (c) Style A buildup in accordance with MIL-C-9949. Targetframes (see 3.10.1) shall also be included in each shipment. A Type IImicrofilm carrier (suspension-type pocket holder) in accordance with MIL-C-9877and Style 8 buildup in accordance

40、 with MIL-C-9949 may be specified in lieu of aType I microfilm carrier. (See 6.2c.)3.1.2.2 Destination point. Unless otherwise specified by the procuringactivity, the principal location for delivering engineering data microfilmimages is a primary DoD repository. A primary DoD repository is where the

41、official record copy of data (camera masters and noncamera silver duplicatemasters) are stored and, where copies of the master data are made anddistributed to the repository custoiners.MIL-HD!3K-331 provides addresses andidentifies the kind of engineering data stored at each primary DoD repository.(

42、See 6.2c.)9NOTE: Additional information on microfilm storage can be found in ANSI IT9.11-1991(formerly designated ?H1.43).7Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-MIL-M-9868E3.2 Safety. Film handling precautions should comply with: (a) allin-

43、house agency/department regulatory direction; (b) all manufacturersrecommendations; and (c) OSHA requirements, specifically General Safety andHealth Provisions, 29 CFR, Part 1910, Subpart C.3.2.1 Environmental. Prior to disposing of Type I film, recovery of itssilver ingredient may be necessary. Dur

44、ing the disposal or recovery process,applicable state laws, local laws, in-house agency/department regulatorydirection, and federal laws (specifically Solid Wastes, 40 CFR, Part 240,Subchapter 1) should be implemented. The silver recovery process does generatewaste (e.g., a salt and bleach solution)

45、 which may require a controlleddisposal.NOTE: Additional information on silver recovery can be found in AIIN TR4-1989.3.2.1.1 “oxicsubstances. Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCS), halons, andchlorinated solvents presently targeted for elimination and identified withinEnvironmental Protection Agency Title III

46、 List of Lists (EPA 560/4-90-011) arenot applicable for MIL-M-9868 purposes.I3.3 Frame dimensions. Figure 2 illustrates the dimensional requirementsof a 35mm frame. The “t” dimension is measured (frame-to-frame) from trailingedge to trailing edge (see 3.3.2). The “t” dimension includes a workingtole

47、rance for frame cuttinq and follow-on mountinq (see 3.3.5. and Fiqure 4) ina MIL-D aperture card. Deignations and dimensioal requirements for-a 35mrnframe shall comply with Table I.TABLE I. 35mm frame requirementsDesignation Dimensional (image width) 1.200 inches (30.48mm) maximumbl (image length) 1

48、.615 inches (41.02mm) maximuma2 (frame width) 1.250 inches (31.75mm) with a tolerance ofplus 0.000 inches and minus 0.032 inches (0.77mm)b2 (frame length) 1.750 inches (44.45mm) with a tolerance ofplus 0.000 inches and minus 0.062 inches (1.57mm)t (frame pitch) * 2.000 inches (50.80mm) with a tolera

49、nce ofminus 0.000 inches and plus 0.062 inches (1.57mm)* For COM, 3.3.2 applies.3.3.1 CON devices. For MIL-M-9868 purposes, an engineering data COMdevice may be used to simulate (generate) images. When useds the followingapplies: (a) the generated information shall be transferred to 35mm Type 1,Class 1 roll film; (b) source document information provided on standard flatoa71a71a718Provided by IHSNot for ResaleNo repro