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U.S. Military Standards (Military)U.S. Military Standards (Military)"General Performance Tests of Combat Uniforms and Protective Clothing"Title
"General Performance Tests of Combat Uniforms and Protective Clothing"
This TOP provides guidance for planning performance and durability tests of combat uniforms, nuclear, biological, chemical (NBC) protective clothing, and other types of clothing worn by the soldier. Items covered include, but are not limited to, uniforms, caps, undergarments, over garments, clothing liners, hoods, masks, gloves, socks and boots. Tests include laboratory analyses, functional performance over special design or wear test courses described in the appendixes, and field testing. This TOP does not include chemical, ballistic, or other protection testing, but does provide the procedures for “conditioning” the “used” items for these tests as a follow-on to verify performance after SAR durability testing. This TOP does not address natural environments testing of clothing.
DescriptionThis TOP provides guidance for planning performance and durability tests of combat uniforms, nuclear, biological, chemical (NBC) protective clothing, and other types of clothing worn by the soldier. Items covered include, but are not limited to, uniforms, caps, undergarments, over garments, clothing liners, hoods, masks, gloves, socks and boots. Tests include laboratory analyses, functional performance over special design or wear test courses described in the appendixes, and field testing. This TOP does not include chemical, ballistic, or other protection testing, but does provide the procedures for “conditioning” the “used” items for these tests as a follow-on to verify performance after SAR durability testing. This TOP does not address natural environments testing of clothing.
- Status: Current
- Standard Type(s): Test Method
- Hazard Type(s): Nuclear Particulate, Environmental, Biological, Chemical, Physical
- PPE Type(s): Protective clothing, general
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U.S. Military Standards (Military)U.S. Military Standards (Military)"General Tests of Personal Protective Equipment (Non-ballistic) - Soft Armor"Title
"General Tests of Personal Protective Equipment (Non-ballistic) - Soft Armor"
This Test Operations Procedure (TOP) describes general procedures for conducting nonballistic testing of soft armor systems. Tests include Bulk Materials, Visual Inspection, Bartacks, Component and Assembly, Construction Design, Emergency Release Mechanism, Functional Integration, Hardware, Label Verification: Verbiage, Label Verification: Dimensions and Font, Open Seam, Stitch Count, Stitch and Seam Type, Raw Edges, Stitch Tension, Thread Ends, Weight, Materials Inspection Testing, Ballistic Filler Weight, Ballistic Panel Subcomponent Fit and Area, Bartack Holding Strength, Dimensions: Bartack Length, Distance between Bartacks, Distance between Horizontal Webbing, Buttonhole Cut, Length and Width, Drag Strap Extension Test Using Instron Machine, Emergency Release Anchor Webbings, Pattern Matching, Pattern Matching: Ballistic Filler, Ply Count, Thickness: Ballistic Filler, and Vertical Alignment of Bartacks.
DescriptionThis Test Operations Procedure (TOP) describes general procedures for conducting nonballistic testing of soft armor systems. Tests include Bulk Materials, Visual Inspection, Bartacks, Component and Assembly, Construction Design, Emergency Release Mechanism, Functional Integration, Hardware, Label Verification: Verbiage, Label Verification: Dimensions and Font, Open Seam, Stitch Count, Stitch and Seam Type, Raw Edges, Stitch Tension, Thread Ends, Weight, Materials Inspection Testing, Ballistic Filler Weight, Ballistic Panel Subcomponent Fit and Area, Bartack Holding Strength, Dimensions: Bartack Length, Distance between Bartacks, Distance between Horizontal Webbing, Buttonhole Cut, Length and Width, Drag Strap Extension Test Using Instron Machine, Emergency Release Anchor Webbings, Pattern Matching, Pattern Matching: Ballistic Filler, Ply Count, Thickness: Ballistic Filler, and Vertical Alignment of Bartacks.
- Status: Current
- Standard Type(s): Test Method
- Hazard Type(s): Mechanical Hazards
- PPE Type(s): Physical protective clothing, Body Armor
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U.S. Military Standards (Military)U.S. Military Standards (Military)"Cold Regions – Environmental Testing of Individual Soldier Clothing"Title
"Cold Regions – Environmental Testing of Individual Soldier Clothing"
This Test Operations Procedure (TOP) provides testing guidelines for individual Soldier cold weather clothing and
footwear in a cold regions environment. The primary goal of this TOP is to outline procedures that will determine the
protective characteristics from cold, wind and snow of individual Soldier clothing, along with its safety, reliability,
durability, and performance when exposed to a cold regions environment.DescriptionThis Test Operations Procedure (TOP) provides testing guidelines for individual Soldier cold weather clothing and
footwear in a cold regions environment. The primary goal of this TOP is to outline procedures that will determine the
protective characteristics from cold, wind and snow of individual Soldier clothing, along with its safety, reliability,
durability, and performance when exposed to a cold regions environment.- Status: Current
- Standard Type(s): Test Method
- Hazard Type(s): Temperature
- PPE Type(s): Cold protective footwear, Physical protective clothing
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