LOG 100 - Life Cycle Logistics Fundamentals (Module 3) Latest(2024/2025) Questions and Answers 100% Correct.

Mission Frequency and Duration - The bomber and the accompanying avionics suite will likely be in the air three to four times each week Affordability - All available funds have been depleted after one year of deployment because the logistics costs were minimized Anti-Tamper - The highly sensitive information in the software for the avionics suite was accessed by an unauthorized person Anticipated Service Life - The avionics suite should be functional for at least 4,500 service hours Choose the correct definition of the logistics measure of weight: - Total tonnage of deployable consumables, support equipment, energy (fuel, oil, etc.), and spares Choose the correct purpose of Design Interface: - Ensures that logistics support considerations are part of the design process and that the system design is fully supported by the Integrated Product Support elements Cost - The added repair components are in excess of the budget line item allocated for system sustainment Deployment - The avionics suite will be deployed to a theater that has high temperature variations in a single day Design for Support - -Establish supportability objectives -Perform Functional Analysis -Identify capabilityDesign the Support - -Determine levels of repair -Perform Maintenance Task Analysis -Identify likely modes of failure Disposal - At the end of the life cycle, the software fell into the hands of an adversary Engineering and Manufacturing Development - -Draft Product Support Plan -Produce prototypes -Assess ability to meet Key Performance Parameters Enhance Interoperability - These fasteners have been easier for the repair personnel to replace because fewer changes of tools are required. Human Capability and Limitations - Personnel using the bomber will not likely be in a hazardous or radioactive environment Human Factors Engineering - The repair personnel have not been trained on how to repair the avionics system Affordability - All available funds have been depleted after one year of deployment because the logistics costs were minimized Maintainability - -Replacing plastic will require higher grade repair personnel -Design includes coupling that is easy to access during repairs -Personnel have experience replacing new exterior panel Maintainability - The avionics suite is placed in such a way that it is difficult to access Materiel Solution Analysis - -Specify measurable support performance requirements -Provide procedures to develop supportability assessments-Design parameters to address operational effectiveness Mobility - The bomber will likely be deployed in a theater that is a long distance from supply outposts and allies Other Support Factors - -High grade plastic requires less packing material for transit -Use of proposed exterior panel requires new tooling machinery -Proposed coupling uses parts already in inventory Parts standardization reduces costs and improves asset availability due to: 1. Enhanced interchangeability, reliability, and availability of parts 2. Reduced proliferation of parts and drawings 3. Diminished single source impacts and parts obsolescence 4. Promotion of commonly used industry parts - All of the choices are correct Personnel - The average maintenance person does not have the qualifications to repair the new avionics suite Promote Reliability and Safety - The fasteners have been validated, and have a known life span, resulting in a predictable replacement schedule before breakage. Provide Cost Savings - Five lots of 10,000 fasteners were purchased, instead of seventeen lots of 3,000. The price per item was renegotiated. Reduce Acquisition Lead-Time - The proposed fasteners have been designed and validated by logistics and do not require the design process. Reduce the Variety of Parts - The team has worked to redesign the system to use five sizes of composite fastener, instead of seventeen sizes.Reliability - -New exterior panels have longer time between replacement -Replacing glass with plastic will reduce performance life span -Design includes coupling that has a 50% greater life span Reliability - The system breaks every 25 hours of use, requiring repair Safety - Access to avionics suite can be dangerous due to the proximity to the fuel lines Select all responses that are true about logistics footprint: - -The logistics footprint is the size or "presence" of logistics support required to deploy, sustain, and move a weapon system -A large logistics footprint can adversely affect a rapid deployment and its sustainability -The logistics footprint includes personnel, supplies/equipment, land, and facilities necessary to deploy and sustain a weapon system Select the true statement about Parts Standardization. - Parts standardization seeks to use existing parts and equipment rather than designing, developing, and producing new parts. Support the Design - -Perform Sustaining Engineering tasks -Establish technical data needs -Identify support equipment requirements Weight - During the Analysis of Alternatives, the decision was made to use a denser material for exterior panel Supportability factors include: - The more reliable and maintainable the system is, the less support it will require once it is fielded. The primary objective is to reduce the need for logistics support after a weapon system is fielded. Technology Maturation and Risk Reduction - -Develop a baseline comparison system -Perform trade-off analyses-Develop alternative support concepts Using the Affordable System Operational Effectiveness chart (page 3 of 12) Select the design components that promote supportability: (Select all that apply.) - -Reliability -Maintainability Volume - Several new tooling components must be added, resulting in more repair space required The system design parameter of System Safety: - Addresses risks to personnel and equipment