Test Reports. Should a test report (“Test Report”) be required on the purchase order, the Test Report must be signed or stamped by an authorized representative of the supplier. It must contain, as a minimum, supplier name and address, Buyer part number, purchase order number, quantity, date shipped, heat/lot number, all acceptance criteria for specification and list all of the specifications i.e. MIL-P, AMS, ASTM, etc. which would apply to the shipment. All material shipped is to be the latest revision available. All Test Reports to reference revision level of material shipped.
Test Reports. Within five (5) business days after the completion of the performance test, the Seller shall prepare and submit to Department a written report of the test in accordance with Section 6 of PTC 22. At a minimum, the report shall include (i) the approved test procedure, (ii) a record of the personnel present for the test whether serving in an operating, testing, monitoring or other such participatory role, (iii) documentation of the satisfactory completion of the start-up and stabilization period, (iv) a record of any unusual or abnormal conditions or events that occurred during the test and any actions taken in response thereto, (v) the measured data, (vi) a verification of the validity of the test in accordance with Section 3.5.1 of PTC 22, (vii) the adjusted data with supporting calculations, (viii) Rated Capacity with supporting calculations, and (ix) the Seller’s statement of either the Seller’s acceptance of the test or the Seller’s rejection of the test and reason(s)
Test Reports. REQUIRED CERTIFICATES OF INSPECTION, TESTING OR APPROVAL SHALL BE SECURED BY THE CONTRACTOR AND PROMPTLY DELIVERED TO OWNER.
Test Reports. Within five (5) business days after the completion of the performance test, Seller shall prepare and submit to Department a written report of the test in accordance with Section 6 of PTC 22. At a minimum, the report shall include (i) the approved test procedure, (ii) a record of the personnel present for the test whether serving in an operating, testing, monitoring or other such participatory role, (iii) documentation of the satisfactory completion of the start-up and stabilization period, (iv) a record of any unusual or abnormal conditions or events that occurred during the test and any actions taken in response thereto, (v) the measured data, (vi) a verification of the validity of the test in accordance with Section 3.5.1 of PTC 22, (vii) the adjusted data with supporting calculations, (viii) Plant Capacity with supporting calculations, (ix) a curve showing MW output versus ambient temperature over the range of 40 F to 120 F with and without inlet cooling in service, and the curve with inlet cooling in service shall be used for Dispatch purposes, and (x) Seller’s statement of either Seller’s acceptance of the test or Seller’s rejection of the test and reason(s) therefore. Within five (5) business days after receipt of such report, Department shall notify Seller in writing of either Department’s acceptance of the test or Department’s rejection of the test and reason(s)
Test Reports. 26. A test report consisting of Part 1 conforming to Model No. l A or l B below; and Part 2 conforming to Model No. 2 A or 2 B below shall be drawn up for each test of an item of equipment.
Test Reports. The Contractor shall prepare test reports documenting the results of the test activity, including procedures executed, procedure pass/fail status, discrepancies discovered, and data collected. Discrepancies that cause system degradation or indicate a failure to meet performance specifications shall be discussed with system impact defined and correction plans indicated.
Test Reports. The Contractor shall deliver a test report at the conclusion of each formal test activity. These reports are described in paragraph 3.5.2.
Test Reports. 8.1. Each technical service shall prepare reports on the results of the approval tests and keep such reports for two years. In the case of the impact absorption test the report shall indicate, in addition to the results of the tests, the type of conditioning and the anvil used when these are at the discretion of the technical service, and the results of the impact on the fifth site.
Test Reports. NDD shall test or cause to be tested each batch of ASICs pursuant to this Agreement before delivery to CMS. Each test shall set forth the items tested, specifications and test results in a report for each batch delivered. NDD shall send or cause to be sent such report to CMS along with delivery of the ASICs. CMS is entitled to rely on such report for all purposes of this Agreement. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to require CMS to perform any incoming testing, analytical or otherwise, on any ASICs received from NDD.
Test Reports. Unless otherwise agreed between the parties, if the SRAS Provider conducts a Test, the SRAS Provider must provide a test report to AEMO that complies with the requirements for test reports set out in the SRAS Guideline, within 15 business days of the Test being conducted.
