load test Clause Samples

load test. Due to the nature of the work being done to the elevator, a full load test must be performed once the work has been completed, but before the elevator can be placed back into service. The purpose of the load test is to assess the integrity of the elevator system by subjecting it to above normal operating stresses and then examining for failures. Should damage occur as a result of the load test to any component not being repaired or replaced by Star Elevator under this contract, any repairs will be the responsibility of the Customer unless such damage is the direct result of Star Elevator’s negligence in performing such test. In the event that the elevator fails to pass the load test per the requirements of Section 3071(j) of the California State Elevator Safety Orders, the Customer and the State will be notified of the results and the reasons, if known, for the failure. Depending on the nature of the failure, the elevator could be shut down until repaired. Any costs associated with remedying the cause of the failure, including the cost to retest the elevator, are the responsibility of the Customer, unless such costs are covered under warranty or under an existing Star Elevator maintenance agreement.

load test. It is carried out on a working pile with a view to determine displacement (settlement) corresponding to the allowable (Working) load.

load test. The regen or terminal load test will be performed by isolating the commercial power and running the generator with the full power load for minimum of thirty minutes. While the generator is supplying the power all functions within the regen/terminal must be monitored by on site personnel along with the generator gauges. Once load test is performed, commercial power will be restored and performance checks monitored for fifteen minutes before departing site. IFN EXHIBIT 13 SITE POWER SPECIFICATIONS ------ CONTENTS PARAGRAPH CONTENTS -------- --------- -------- GENERAL 1.0 SPECIFIC POWER 2.0 REQUIREMENTS

load test. Load tests must be performed on all cranes and hoists as per Appendix B. The contractor must plan his workload to allow for all maintenance work to be done at least four weeks prior to any load test. The Employer’s representative must witness each load test, calibration certificates of testing equipment must be available on site as and when requested by the Employer’s representative (LM will be involved). In the case of Electric Overhead Traveling Cranes, the Employer has an exemption from the load test requirements, provided that, should a Crane be dismantled and re-erected, any major mechanical component be repaired or replaced, any work is performed on the structure affecting its integrity or for any other reason the safe performance of the Crane is in question, a full dynamic test shall be carried out. A Task Order will be issued for any such out of the ordinary testing. Each load test certificate must be submitted to the Employer’s representative following the successful testing procedure (LM will be involved).

load test i. The Contractor shall provide load testing to ensure the proper operation of the generators. A load test shall include the connection of a portable resistive load bank. The load will be varied in steps for a two (2) hour duration. ii. The Contractor shall start engine and load with Contractor supplied resistive load bank. The Contractor shall run under load for at least two (2) hours: a. ½ hour at 25% load b. ½ hour at 50% load c. ½ hour at 75% load d. ½ hour at 100% load

load test a. In Case a Structure or a Component of Structures proposed by the Contractor in the opinion of the Employer is of Unusual Nature, then the Employer shall have the Right to call upon the Contractor to carry out Model Testing and / or Load Testing of the Structure or Component to prove its Suitability. The Cost of such Test shall be borne equally by the Contractor and the Employer if the Test Results are Satisfactory. In case the Test Results are not satisfactory, the Cost of Testing shall be entirely borne by the Contractor. b. If required by the Employer, the Contractor shall have to carry out a Load Test on anyone Unit of the Bridge Structure for the Design Static Loads or their equivalent and in a manner as may be decided by the Employer. c. The Employer may also instruct that a Load Test shall be made on any part of the Bridge Structure if in his opinion such a Test be deemed necessary for anyone or more of the Reasons specified below. i. The Work Test Cubes failing to attain the Specified Strength. ii. Shuttering being prematurely removed. iii. Concrete being improperly cured. iv. Any other Circumstance(s) attributable to the Negligence on the part of the Contractor which in the Opinion of the Employer results in the Structure or part thereof being of less than the expected Strength. v. Any Reasons in case of Doubtful Quality or Soundness of Structure. d. If the Load Test is to be made i. For anyone or more Reasons mentioned in (b) above, the Cost of the same shall be Reimbursable to the Contractor at the rate tendered by him, provided the Test Results thereof are found to be Satisfactory. ii. Wholly or partly for the Reasons given in (c) above, the Test shall be carried out by the Contractor, at no extra Cost to the Employer. e. In the Event of Load Testing being ordered by the Employer, the Contractor shall i. Prepare well in time all Necessary Calculations and Details of Arrangements for such Load Testing, e.g. the Magnitude of the Test Load, Mode and Method of Carrying out the Test, the Application of Loads, Duration of Keeping the Load, the Equipments to be provided and Observations to be made during and after Placing the Loads in Position, etc. ii. Make all Necessary Arrangements for Observations, Centering, Equipments, etc. that may be needed for Measuring the Settlement, Deflections, etc. required for the Test, to the entire Satisfaction of the Employer and iii. Provide Labour and make all Observations during the Test. f. After the Test, the ...