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Aero derivative gas turbines, such as those now entering service with the Royal Navy, require a more sophisticated approach to logistic support than conventional marine equipment. A policy of upkeep by exchange was adopted, and computer modeling has been used to predict spares’ requirements. The high rate of equipment modification resulted in the adoption of tight configuration control to ensure efficient spares provisioning.

Logistic Support of Aero Derivative Marine Gas Turbines in the Royal Navy