SAE International aerospace standards

1. SAE International aerospace standards Nuclear Energy Standards Cooperation Collaborative December 3, 2013 Bruce Mahone Director, Washington Operations, Aerospace

2. SUPPORTING STANDARDS - PORTFOLIO

3. SAE AEROTECH 2013 • September 24-26, 2013 • Palais des congrès de Montréal The premier SAE Aerospace Conference and Exhibition • Avionics • Environmental Systems • Integrated Vehicle Health Management • Human Factors • Maintenance • Manufacture & Assembly • Materials • Aircraft Structures • Aircraft Power • Reliability • Propulsion • Safety • Systems Engineering • Unmanned Vehicles • Business & Economics • Aircraft Operations • Aircraft Interiors • Testing • Environmental impact

4. SAE ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE SAE Board of Directors Performance Review Institute Staff Engineering Meetings Board Technical Standards Board Engineering Education Board Sections Board Membership Services Board Publications Board Foundation Board of Trustees

5. SAE Organisational Structure: Council Level SAE Board of Directors Performance Review Institute ATM Aerospace Council Staff IVHM Systems Groups Engineering Meetings Board Technical Standards Board Engineering Education Board Sections Board Membership Services Board Publications Board Foundation Board of Trustees Aero General Projects Aerospace Materials Airport & Ground Support Aircraft Aero Electronics & Electrical Systems Aero Mech & Fluids Systems Aero Propulsion Reliability, Maint, Support, Logistics Avionics Systems Aerospace Council Technical Standards Committees

6. SAE AEROSPACE COUNCIL Global Strategy and Oversight • Agusta Westland • Airbus • All Nippon Airways • ATA/A4A • AVIC 1 • BAE SYSTEMS • The Boeing Company • Bell Helicopter • Bombardier Aerospace • CAPE • CIRA • EADS • European Aviation Safety Agency • Embraer • Federal Aviation Administration • Fed Ex • GE Company • Honeywell Aerospace • Lockheed Martin • Lufthansa Technik • NASA • NAVAIR • Northrop Grumman • PATS Aircraft • Pratt & Whitney • Rolls-Royce • United Aircraft Corporation • U.S. Department of Defense • Wichita State University

7. FOUNDATIONS OF THE SAE AEROSPACE STANDARDS PROGRAM SAE has a proven track record, with more than 7000 standards published to date. SAE’s standards are recognized internationally on their own merits. SAE has high-level support from a variety of key aerospace companies, organisations, and government agencies. Project initiation Published Standard SAE has a proven consensus process for the development of aerospace standards. SAE Technical Committees contain a wealth of industry experience and expertise for a variety of aerospace systems, components, and materials.

8. Technical Committee Structure

9. Regulations and government documents reference SAE standards to certify aircraft before entering the market. 73 FAA TSOs 75 SAE docs 27 EASA AMCs 62 SAE docs 12 ICAO docs 30 SAE docs 58 EASA ETSOs 61 SAE docs 95 FAA ACs 230+ SAE docs Example FAA TSO Mandatory compliance Example FAA AC Guidance material Example ICAO Annex Mandatory compliance Example EASA ETSO Mandatory compliance Example EASA AMC Guidance material

10. PARTNERING: SAE and NATO SAE is an officially recognized civilian SDO partner to NATO Through a Technical Cooperation Agreement(TCA), NATO supports and adopts SAE industry standards

11. SAE IVHM STANDARDS LANDSCAPE SAE IVHM Steering Group Oversight IVHM Cornerstone Document ARP6803 ARPXXXX Architecture of an IVHM System ARP6212 Volcanic Ash ARP6275 Cost Benefit Analysis of IVHM Systems AS5391 HUMS Accelerometer Interface ARP6883 Requirements of an IVHM System ARPXXXX Guidelines for Certification of IVHM Systems AS5392 HUMS Rotational System Indexing Sensor ARP6407 Guidelines for the Design of an IVHM System AS5393 HUMS Blade Tracker Interface ARPXXXX Verification & Validation of an IVHM System AS5394 HUMS Advanced Multipoint Interface ARP6268 Design & Online Communication Standards for Health Ready Components AS5395 HUMS Data Interchange AS4138A Software Interfaces for Ground-Based Monitoring Systems ARPXXXX Guidelines For IVHM System Software And Airborne Electronic Hardware Assurance Levels

12. ARP6461 SHM RECOMMENDED PRACTICE (STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING) • Provide guidance on the implementation of SHM in aircraft applications to assist developers in specifying the measurements, accuracy, reliability and other requirements of the system to be designed. • Provide information on structural maintenance practices and provide guidance on how SHM can be incorporated within or as modifications to current maintenance and airworthiness documents. • Standardize and harmonize worldwide understanding about SHM (including terminology). • Provide basic requirements to guide SHM technology development. • Review certification matters that are relevant to SHM.

13. AMS (MATERIALS) ADVISORY GROUP • BAE SYSTEMS and Honeywell Aerospace provide the co-chairs of the recently formed AMS Advisory Group. • The Group comprises high level materials engineering managers and • Channels additional non-US materials requirements into the AMS • Addresses future materials standardisation strategy • The AMS AG chair provided an update on the AMS Advisory Group progress during the SAE Aerospace Council meeting in Montreal on September 24th. • A materials qualification sub-group has been formed under the Advisory Group to analyse the risks associated with using materials that do not require formal qualification

14. SAE COUNTERFEIT PARTS AVOIDANCE SAE INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW-EUROPE OFFICE

15. AS5553A - AEROSPACE STANDARD • Fraudulent/Counterfeit Electronic Parts: Avoidance, • Detection, Mitigation and Disposition • Main Subjects Covered: • Personnel Training • Parts Availability - Covered in Appendix A • Purchasing Process - Appendix B • Assessment of Suppliers • Supply Chain Traceability - Appendix C • Procurement Contract Example-Appendix D • Product Assurance-Appendix E • Material Control - Appendix F • Reporting – Appendix G • Acronyms and Abbreviations-Appendix H SAE INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW-EUROPE OFFICE

16. QUESTIONS? • Bruce Mahone • SAE International – Washington D.C. Office • 1200 G St NW, Suite 800 • Washington DC 20005 • bmahone@sae.org • Office: (202) 434-8943 • Fax: (202) 434-8940 • Mobile: (703) 303-6225

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18. SAE Standards Works • All SAE technical committees use SAE standards works in the management of the committee. • All useful documents, drafts, minutes, roster are accessed in Standards Works • The site is secure owing to the nature of the material • Committee processes – initiating documents, storing data, communicating, balloting, is streamlined to allow fast and easy time-to-market SAE INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW-EUROPE OFFICE

19. The Aerospace Standardisation Landscape SAE 7000+standards 150+ committees, subcommittees, and task groups 8000+global participants Civil and Military applications addressed

20. SAE Committees • Open to all with an interest and expertise • 4 levels of membership: • Leadership – Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary • Member – voting duty, must attend majority of meetings and contribute to committee • Liaison – has access to workspace; can make technical comments; may be involved in standards or meetings • Mailing List – Limited access to workspace, receives updates on standards

21. SAE Standards • AS Aerospace Standards – specific performance requirements used for design standards, parts standards, minimum performance standards, quality and other areas conforming to broadly accepted engineering practices or specs for a material, product, process, procedure or test method • AMS Aerospace Material Specifications – specific performance requirements for material and process specifications • ARP Aerospace Recommended Practices – documentations of practice, procedures, and technology that are intended as guides to standard engineering practices. May be of a more general nature or propound data that have not yet gained broad acceptance. • AIR Aerospace Information Reports – compilations of engineering reference data, historical information, or educational material useful to the technical community

22. SAE IVHM STANDARDS INITIATIVE Integrated Vehicle Health Management

23. SAE AEROSPACE STANDARDS PROGRAM TOPICS • Metals finishes, processes, fluids • Nonferrous alloys • Carbon & Low alloy steels • Specialty steels and alloys • Corrosion & heat resistant alloys • Titanium • Beryllium • Refractory materials • Metals engineering • Elastomers • Polymers • Composite materials (fabric & resins) • Composite repair materials • Composite inspection • Composite repair techniques • Organic Coatings • Seals and Sealants • Maintenance chemicals and materials • Greases • Lubricants • Nondestructive testing and inspection • Mechanical/Electrical/Hydraulic actuators • Hydraulic fluids • Filtration • Tubing • Hydraulic components • Fuel, oil, and oxidizer systems • Pumps • Couplings, Fittings, Hose • Tubing installation • Engine starting systems • Auxiliary Power • Nuts/Inserts • Bolts/studs/screws • Fluid connectors • Ignition systems • Emissions measurement • Engine condition monitoring • In-flight propulsion measurement • Engine controls • Support equipment and tools • Helicopter powerplants • Inlet flow distortion • Avionics networks • Aircraft store integration • Avionic subsystems • Embedded computing systems • Architecture description language • Fiber optics • Unmanned systems • Lightning • Electromagnetic compatibility • Electrical Power and equipment • Power management • Aircraft systems installation • Protective devices • Relays • Electrical connectors • Terminating Devices • Wire & cable • Safety assessment • Human Factors Flight Deck tools and instruments Displays Human modeling Quality system standards Fuel operations Radio Frequency Identification Air cargo handling Aircraft ground equipment and systems Aircraft servicing Aircraft Deicing Airport snow and ice removal Landing gear systems Oxygen equipment Aircraft interior/exterior lighting Aircraft noise measurement Environmental systems Aircraft icing Safety equipment Cabin interiors Survival equipment Seats Maintainability Probabilistic Methods Reliability Structural Health Monitoring and Management Air Traffic Management Integrated Vehicle Health Management

24. Key SAE Standards Activities Environmental Standards Materials Air Data Instruments Global De-icing Council Counterfeit Parts Avoidance Human Factors Integrated Vehicle Health Management & Reliability Underwater Locator Beacon

25. SAE STANDARDS History andFuture ….. SAE formed in 1905 to promote safety and common practices for the emerging automobile market. 1905 SAE charter expanded in 1916 to incorporate aeronautics 1st SAE Aerospace Standard, 1917 7,000 + SAE Aerospace Standards Mil-Spec Reform 1997 0nwards SAE Aerospace Standards Europe office opened in London in 2007 Integration of Tech America and GEIA Standards Program SAE INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW-EUROPE OFFICE 2013