design verification definition
design verification means verification that the pressure equipment complies with the applied design of the relevant health and safety standard and the requirements of these Regulations;
design verification means testing various functions or portions of an individual device (such as an IC or SOC, whether in chip, wafer or packaged form, or an SIP), or of a selected group of devices, in order to determine functionality and/or performance relative to design specifications. For example, Design Verification may be used to identify actual or potential design flaws such as by performing detailed performance testing over a range of specified operating conditions and inputs. Design Verification may also include testing functions or portions of a device not typically used during normal device operation.
design verification means a document issued by Director General containing particulars of description to certify that the design of any of the plant requiring certificate of fitness complies with the recognized standard.