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Table 6-5. Spacecraft Acoustic Margins and Test Duration<br />

Test Margin Duration, min<br />

Qualification +3 dB over acceptance 2<br />

Proto-qualification +3 dB over acceptance 1<br />

Acceptance Maximum expected acoustic level 1<br />

Shock qualification<br />

The spacecraft should be compatible with the shock environment in section<br />

5.5 with a 3-dB margin. The shock environment in section 5.5 represents<br />

the maximum expected environment with no added margin. Analysis,<br />

similarity, and/or test can demonstrate qualification.<br />

Adapter matchmate<br />

and fit-check<br />

test<br />

For the first mission of a spacecraft type, a matchmate test is required.<br />

The test will be performed between the spacecraft and the adapter flight<br />

hardware at the spacecraft manufacturing facility. This test will include<br />

firing the spacecraft separation ordnance to define the shock transfer<br />

function. Repeat missions will incorporate an adapter fit check at the start<br />

of the processing flow at the <strong>Sea</strong> <strong>Launch</strong> processing facility. These tests<br />

include both electrical and mechanical mates (see fig. 6-7).<br />

265807J3-033<br />

Figure 6-7. Electrical and Mechanical Mates<br />

6-14 D688-10009-1 REV B

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