Facility Reliability Run Test Clause Samples

Facility Reliability Run Test. 1.1 A reliability run test of the Facility will be carried out as part of the Commissioning Tests and must be satisfied prior to the Engineer’s issuance of the Certificate of Facility Commissioning. 1.2 This test is to run the Facility continuously for a period of total 300 hours. 1.3 The purpose is to confirm that all individual equipment can operate continuously, within its Technical Limits, without exceeding any of its safe limits without being damaged. 1.4 The test shall have been satisfactorily completed only if it continues, without any interruption, faults or trips, for not less than 300 hours on cumulative basis. 1.5 Any interruption due to Grid System conditions outside Technical Limits will be ignored. 1.6 If a Solar plant goes “off line” due to Grid System faults and ambient conditions being outside Technical Limits this time is included in the reliability period since the unit is “off line”, but available for operation. 1.7 The reliability test of the Facility shall be considered completed upon the successful commissioning of the Complete Project as a Total system (even if part commissioning and part reliability tests are carried out). 1.8 Upon successful completion of Facility Reliability Run Test, a Certificate of Facility Commissioning will be issued by the Engineer.
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Facility Reliability Run Test. 1.1 A reliability run test of the Facility will be carried out as part of the Commissioning Tests and must be satisfied prior to the Engineer’s issuance of the Certificate of Facility Commissioning. 1.2 This test is to run the Facility continuously for a period of total twelve (12) hours. 1.3 The purpose is to confirm that all individual equipment can operate continuously, within its Technical Limits, without exceeding any of its safe limits without being damaged. 1.4 The test shall have been satisfactorily completed only if it continues, without any interruption, faults or trips, for not less than twelve (12) hours on cumulative basis. 1.5 Any interruption due to Grid System conditions outside Technical Limits will be ignored. 1.6 If a Generating Unit goes “off line” due to Grid System faults and ambient conditions being outside Technical Limits this time is included in the reliability period since the unit is “off line”, but available for operation. 1.7 The reliability test of the Facility shall be considered completed upon the successful commissioning of the Complete Project as a Total system (even if part commissioning and part reliability tests are carried out). 1.8 Upon successful completion of Facility Reliability Run Test, a Certificate of Facility Commissioning will be issued by the Engineer.
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