DESIGN OF CONTAINER WORKPLACE FOR PERFORMING MAINTENANCE OF LAND COMBAT VEHICLES IN FIELD CONDITIONS
Journal Title: Scientific Journal of the Military University of Land Forces - Year 2011, Vol 161, Issue 3
Abstract
The paper introduces a container workplace design for performing maintenance of the Czech Republic’s land combat vehicles in field conditions. The presented workshop consists of two ISO 1C size range containers with special equipment. The first container is called a ‘working unit’ and the other one is a ‘special purpose unit’. During combat activities the containers would be arranged in an L shape with rolled out roof.
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Jan FURCH, Tomasz SMAL
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