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| Document | Relevance | |----------|------------| | MIL-STD-810H (Method 514.8) | Vibration for non-shipboard DoD equipment (not a substitute for 167-2A on ships). | | MIL-STD-901D | Shock testing (heavyweight / lightweight) – often required alongside 167. | | MIL-STD-461G | EMI/EMC – shipboard equipment also needs this. |
The standard mandates a resonance search before, during, and after a durability run. If resonances exist within the equipment’s operating frequency range, the test must dwell at those resonant frequencies for a specified duration (typically 2 hours per resonance) to simulate fatigue life.
Everyspec is a popular archive for military standards.
For a fee, these commercial resellers offer official, watermarked copies of the PDF. This option is best for formal quality management systems that require auditable document traceability.
Important Warning: Avoid random file-sharing sites claiming to offer a "free MIL-STD-167-2A PDF." Many contain outdated revisions, scanning errors, or malware. Always verify the revision letter (e.g., "A" or later) and the date of issue (revised in the 1990s, but still active).