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    The document discusses indigenisation in the Indian Air Force. It states that HQ Maintenance Command, IAF is responsible for formulating and implementing indigenisation plans as advised by Air HQ. It also notes that indigenisation of airborne items should not be attempted by operating units, and that the Manual of Indigenisation and DDPMAS 2002 provide reference for indigenisation procedures. It then lists the common steps for indigenisation which include collecting samples, specifications, developing prototypes, and testing.

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    The document discusses indigenisation in the Indian Air Force. It states that HQ Maintenance Command, IAF is responsible for formulating and implementing indigenisation plans as advised by Air HQ. It also notes that indigenisation of airborne items should not be attempted by operating units, and that the Manual of Indigenisation and DDPMAS 2002 provide reference for indigenisation procedures. It then lists the common steps for indigenisation which include collecting samples, specifications, developing prototypes, and testing.

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    The document discusses indigenisation in the Indian Air Force. It states that HQ Maintenance Command, IAF is responsible for formulating and implementing indigenisation plans as advised by Air HQ. It also notes that indigenisation of airborne items should not be attempted by operating units, and that the Manual of Indigenisation and DDPMAS 2002 provide reference for indigenisation procedures. It then lists the common steps for indigenisation which include collecting samples, specifications, developing prototypes, and testing.

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    The document discusses indigenisation in the Indian Air Force. It states that HQ Maintenance Command, IAF is responsible for formulating and implementing indigenisation plans as advised by Air HQ. It also notes that indigenisation of airborne items should not be attempted by operating units, and that the Manual of Indigenisation and DDPMAS 2002 provide reference for indigenisation procedures. It then lists the common steps for indigenisation which include collecting samples, specifications, developing prototypes, and testing.

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    INDIGENISATION

    INDIGENISATION IS INDIGENIOUS
    APPLICATION OF AVAILABLE
    TECHNOLOGY IN DEVELOPING
    IMPORT SUBSTITUTES THROUGH A
    RELIABLE SOURCE.
    INDIGENISATION
    EXTREME CAUTION IS TO BE
    EXERCISED IN ENSURING THAT
    INDIGENOUS SUBSTITUTION
    DOES NOT COMPROMISE
    QUALITY.
    INDIGENISATION
    HQ maintenance command, IAF is the nodal
    agency for formulation and implementation
    of the indigenisation plan of the Air Force as
    advised by Air HO.

    JD Indigenisation at Air HQ (RKP) is the


    nodal agency at Air HQ for policy planning,
    financial sanction and co-ordination with
    outside agencies.
    INDIGENISATION
    Indigenisation of Airborne Items is not
    to be attempted by the operating
    unit/BRDs (and EDs where BRDs are
    located far away) may be approached
    for undertaking indigenisation through
    respective command HQ and weapon
    cell at Air HQ.
    INDIGENISATION
    Manual of Indigenisation issued by HQ
    maintenance command, IAF. Is the
    reference document for all
    indigenisation procedures along with
    DDPMAS 2002 (Design Development
    Production of Military Aircraft and
    airborne System -2002) issued by
    Ministry of Defence.
    INDIGENISATION
    (a) Collect Sample
    (b) Determine Material Specification
    (c) Collect Technical Specification Data
    (d) Drawing: Preparation & Approval. For Non-
    Critical parts, the approval is by ISC & QAS
    while for critical parts , approval is by RCMA
    (e) Development of Test Schedules
    (f) Development of Proto-Type & Functional
    Testing
    COMMON TERMS IN MILITARY
    AIRCRAFT CERTIFICATION &
    INDIGENISATION
    1. Approved Design House / Design
    Approved Agency: Design Approved Agency is
    an agency whose design / development
    department has been approved by Chief
    Executive, CEMILAC as competent to carry out
    Design, Development, Modification, and
    Indigenous Substitution of a particular class of
    stores/ Material/ equipment, and/ or formulate
    Statement of Work (SOW), Prime Item
    Development Specification (PIDS), Critical Item
    Development Specification (CIDS), software
    related documents, Test phase related doc etc.
    COMMON TERMS IN MILITARY
    AIRCRAFT CERTIFICATION &
    INDIGENISATION

    2. Approved Designer: Authorized Designer


    in the Design Department (Govt. R&D
    Organizations or Laboratories) undertaking
    design and development of an aircraft, aero
    engines, systems, software, equipment,
    materials etc., is responsible for the detailed
    design and development of the Aircraft!
    Engine/ Systems/ Software/ Components/
    Material.
    COMMON TERMS IN MILITARY
    AIRCRAFT CERTIFICATION &
    INDIGENISATION

    3. Approved Signatory: RCMA or


    CEMILAC authorizes signatories for
    various processes as part of
    Certification needs made by the Main
    Contractor engaged in the design,
    development and manufacture of
    Airborne Stores.
    COMMON TERMS IN MILITARY
    AIRCRAFT CERTIFICATION &
    INDIGENISATION
    Airworthiness: Airworthiness is the
    continued capability of the aircraft/ equipment
    to perform satisfactorily and fulfill mission
    requirements, throughout the specified life in
    the prevailing environments with acceptable
    levels of safety and reliability. However, the
    acceptable levels to be mutually agreed
    between users, designers and the certification
    authority.

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