There are several regulations which provide guidance for Air Force TMDE. The three primary instructions are TO 00-20-14, 33K-1-100-1, and 33K-1-100-2. TO 00-20-14 is considered the "PMEL Bible". It governs TMDE programs and PMEL operations. The two 33K series TOs provide additional guidance for calibration intervals, general calibration procedures, and part number identification.
Army TMDE complies with specifications; and that a high percentage of the Army TMDE inventory is available for use.
I worked in a Tool Room and I was the hand receipt holder there for I was responsible for turning in TMDE for calibration.
I worked in a Tool Room and I was the hand receipt holder there for I was responsible for turning in TMDE for calibration.
The individual responsible for turning in TMDE (Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equipment) for periodic calibration is typically the TMDE custodian or the designated maintenance personnel within a unit. This individual ensures that all equipment is calibrated according to established schedules and procedures, maintaining compliance with standards. They are also responsible for documenting the calibration process and ensuring the equipment is available for operational use.
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The word regulation is an adjective as well as a noun (regulation football, regulation uniform, etc). Regulatory is another adjective form for the noun regulation.
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The Army TMDE program is charged with maintaining electronic, radiological, and physical measurement standards and equipment used by the Army. In other words, it makes sure that important pieces of test equipment, like the stuff used to fix hospital equipment, aircraft and their instruments, communications gear, and even gas pumps and weight scales all give correct measurements when they are used. Imagine if a torque wrench used on a squadron of helicopters was improperly calibrated and nuts and bolts weren't as tight as they should be. Army Calibrators keep this from happening.
Army Regulation 530-1 and Army Regulation 25-1
Percent Regulation is the regulation expressed as a percentage is a figure of merit used to specify the performance of a voltage regulator.
War of the Regulation happened in 1770.