Preliminary Test Clause Samples
Preliminary Test. The preliminary tests for the mechanical auxiliary equipment shall include the followings :
(a) Hydrostatic pressure tests on all piping systems. The test pressures shall be respectively the same as specified in Clause S4.01 (1) (b).
(b) Insulation and continuity tests on wiring including tests for correctness of connection.
(c) Checking pipework for freedom form obstructions.
(d) Checking for correct operation of each control, protection and indication device.
(e) Checking the operation of all pump and compressor assemblies for vibration, overheating, leakage from joints, seals, glands, etc.
Preliminary Test. The preliminary test includes the examination of technical documentation. In general, the following documentation must be submitted for examination:
a) Design documentation presenting the suspension mechanisms in their entirety as well as their individual parts and containing information on suspension elements, hoisting accessories, drive mechanisms, counterweights, travel ranges, safety equipment;
b) Calculations proving the strength of supporting structural elements, supporting drive, components, suspension elements, safety equipment and connections;
c) Information on materials, standardised parts and any special manufacturing processes;
d) Layout plans, wiring and circuit diagrams as well as program flowcharts for hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical and electronic systems including lists of items, legends and functional descriptions;
e) The examiner may request the submission of further documentation if this is necessary for reasons of safety as- sessment.
Preliminary Test a. Complete all general inspection items (Items D, 1 through 5).
b. Perform test identical to those listed for Final Acceptance Test (Exhibit B)
c. Balance, adjust, retest as necessary until all tests conform with OSHA, EPA and NIOSH standards.
d. Notify the City when all items have successfully passed all tests and work has been completed.
Preliminary Test. The Contractor shall operate the FESS in accordance with the provisions of the test plan developed under Task 11. The FESS shall be operated throughout a variety of operating conditions and test signals to establish its capabilities for providing frequency regulation. Mechanical testing shall be performed to show operating characteristics and limit checks. Control system tuning shall be performed. Tests shall be conducted to evaluate secondary benefits including the delivery of active power and voltage regulation. The Contractor shall record and document FESS performance, and shall submit a report to the NYSERDA and DOE Project Managers for review and comment.
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Preliminary Test. The purpose of the preliminary test is to saturate the Cement Mortar (CM) lining and to stretch the pipeline. To do this, the test pressure is kept constant for a period of 24 hours by permanently pumping in more air as and when required. If any leaks are found or any changes in length occur beyond what is allowed, then the pressure must be released from the pipeline and the cause remedied.