Submittal of Technologies and ETV Sequence Sample Clauses

Submittal of Technologies and ETV Sequence. The ETV process begins with the applicant indicating to the APCTVC or to a test laboratory an interest in the ETV process. In either case, the second step is agreement between the APCTVC, the applicant, and the test laboratory regarding the general form of the ETV process and the responsibilities of all parties. This second step culminates with a formal application for ETV to the APCTVC, providing the information about the technology described in Section 4. The approximate cost of the ETV will be estimated and a contractual relationship between the APCTVC and the applicant will be started. The test laboratory will then develop the ETV test/QA plan, reviewing it with the applicant and the APCTVC to ensure that it meets the requirements of the APCTVC, and, to the extent possible, accomplishes the applicant’s goals for ETV. The test/QA plan will then be reviewed formally by the APCTVC and EPA. Test/QA plan development consists of a series of sequential activities, and the test/QA plan must be approved before testing begins. The applicant will provide the technology to be tested. The applicant has the responsibility to arrange for provision of the engine on which the test will be conducted. Scheduling of the ETV test will be done by the test lab. Xx-xxxxxxxx of the technology is the applicant’s responsibility, as is providing a de-greened unit and an aged unit for durability testing. The applicant must also provide any special ancillary equipment required for operation of the technology. The applicant may choose to conduct private, proprietary test work at the test lab during the same time period the ETV is taking place. Such arrangements are between the test lab and the applicant. However, a clear differentiation is required between such private test work and the ETV test itself. In addition, the APCTVC must have adequate notice regarding an ETV test to be able to audit those tests if desired. The manner in which the start and end of the ETV test will be established and when the APCTVC will be notified must be specified in the test/QA plan. All ETV data must be reported. Following the ETV test, the test lab will report the data to the APCTVC, which will incorporate those data into the ETV report and statement. These documents will be reviewed with the test lab and the applicant to address comments and concerns as appropriate. The draft report will then be submitted to the multi-step EPA review and revised as needed. The ETV report and signed statement will be...
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