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Test frequency. The measurements prescribed in this annex should be carried out for each production batch."
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Test frequency. First 1,000 Linear Feet: Two joints selected at random by Project Representative.
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Test frequency. 2.3.1 If it does not compromise I/M program efficiency, an inspection frequency that harmonizes with a province’s normal relicensing or re-registration process is recommended. Estimates reveal that an annual inspection will achieve slightly higher emissions reduction than a biennial inspection, particularly for older-technology vehicles. However, for programs employing a dynamometer emissions test, a biennial inspection should be sufficient for newer technology vehicles and is recommended as the benchmark. I/M programs based solely on idle emissions tests could consider retaining an annual test requirement. Administrators could also consider the introduction of a two-tiered program that would require older-technology vehicles to be tested annually and newer-technology vehicles only every two years. (CCME, Environmental Code of Practice, 2nd ed., 1998, p. 13. Our emphasis.)
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Test frequency. The measurements prescribed in this annex should be carried out for each production batch[R90.02S3-53]. 1. Brake disc design types for M, N and O categories (examples[R90.02S3-54]) FLAT TYPE CYLINDER TYPE POT TYPE CONICAL TYPE DOUBLE FLANGE TYPE B Diameter of mounting bolt holes (or thread size in case of threaded holes) D External diameter of disc F(i) Inner diameter of friction surface (inboard) F(o) Inner diameter of friction surface (outboard) H Mounting flange thickness L(k) Width of cooling (ventilating) channel S(new) Disc thickness (nominal) S (min) Disc thickness (minimal permissible wear thickness) T(i) Internal diameter (mounting spigot diameter) T(k) "x" number of mounting bolt holes and pitch circle diameter T(t) Overall length of disc 2. Brake drum for M, N and O categories (example[R90.02S3-55]s) A Inside diameter of the drum B Friction surface width C "x" number of mounting bolt holes and pitch circle diameter D Mounting spigot diameter E Outside drum width F Mounting flange thickness G Outside diameter of the drum H Casing diameter I Diameter of the mounting bolt holes
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Test frequency. The measurements prescribed in this annex should be carried out for each production batch." 1. Brake disc design types (examples) 2. Brake drum (example) Annex 11 - REQUIREMENTS FOR REPLACEMENT BRAKE DISCS OR BRAKE DRUMS FOR VEHICLES OF CATEGORY M AND N 1. Test overview
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Test frequency. The measurements prescribed in this annex should be carried out for each production batch." Paragraph 1., amend to read: 1. Brake disc design types for M, N and O categories (examples) …" Paragraph 2., amend to read: 2. Brake drum for M, N and O categories (examples) …" Add a new paragraph 3., to read: 3. Brake disc design types for L1, L2, L3, L4 and L5 categories (examples) One-piece type: brake disc with braking surface and ▇▇▇▇ made in a single piece and, therefore, of the same material Composed fixed type: brake disc having the braking ring made of steel, while the ▇▇▇▇ is of other material, generally aluminium; the 2 components are rigidly bounded by a screwed or riveted connection. F loating type: brake disc having the braking ring radially released from the ▇▇▇▇, in order to allow its thermal expansion. B Diameter of mounting bolt holes (or thread size in case of threaded holes) D External diameter of disc F(i) Inner diameter of friction surface (inboard) F(o) Inner diameter of friction surface (outboard) H Mounting flange thickness S(new) Disc thickness (nominal) S(min) Disc thickness (minimal permissible wear thickness) (i) Internal diameter (mounting spigot diameter) T(k) "x" number of mounting bolt holes and pitch circle diameter T(t) Overall length of disc" Item 8, amend to read:
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Test frequency. The measurements prescribed in this annex should be carried out for each production batch. Annex 10 Illustrations 1. Brake disc design types (examples) B Diameter of mounting bolt holes (or thread size in case of threaded holes) D External diameter of disc F(i) Inner diameter of friction surface (inboard) F(o) Inner diameter of friction surface (outboard) H Mounting flange thickness L(k) Width of cooling (ventilating) channel S(new) Disc thickness (nominal) S(min) Disc thickness (minimal permissible wear thickness) (i) Internal diameter (mounting spigot diameter) T(k) "x" number of mounting bolt holes and pitch circle diameter T(t) Overall length of disc 2. Brake drum (example) A Inside diameter of the drum B Friction surface width C "x" number of mounting bolt holes and pitch circle diameter D Mounting spigot diameter E Outside drum width F Mounting flange thickness G Outside diameter of the drum H Casing diameter I Diameter of the mounting bolt holes Annex 11 Requirements for replacement brake discs or brake drums for vehicles of categories M and N 1. Test overview The tests required in paragraph 5.3. of this Regulation are detailed as follows according to the vehicle category: Table A11/1A Vehicles of categories M1, N1 Vehicle test Alternative dynamometer test Performance tests according to Regulations Nos. 13/13-H 2.2.1. Type 0, engine disconnected 3.4.1. Type 0, 2.2.2. Type 0, engine connected 3.4.4. Brake tests simulation engine connected Speed and load analog to item 2.2.2.
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Test frequency. One test probe per each 1000 sq. ft. (93 sq. m) <Insert area>, or portion thereof, of roof deck, with not less than three tests’ probes.
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