Testing and Commissioning Sample Clauses

Testing and Commissioning o Transmission Developer shall perform all required quality assurance testing, pre- commissioning checks and pre-turnover verification with the Connecting Transmission Owner providing support and oversight. o The Connecting Transmission Owner shall perform all required commissioning and turnover testing required to validate the Network Facility Upgrades meet all applicable operational and system requirements.

Testing and Commissioning. This schedule is a technical document that necessarily varies from project to project. It must take account not only of the characteristics of the renewable energy technology being utilised, but also the capabilities and limitations of the project’s design and equipment. The specific testinmg steps, and the test criteria must be negotiated by the Developer and Utility with the specific design, equipment, and operational characteristics of the Project and the Utility’s Grid taken into account.

Testing and Commissioning. (i) Upon completion of construction of each STP Facility, in accordance with the requirements set out in this Concession Agreement, the Concessionaire shall issue a notice to BUIDCO, with a copy to NMCG, requiring it to be present at the STP Site on the date specified in such notice to undertake a final inspection of the completed STP Facility and conduct any tests required to ensure that the STP Facility complies with the Technical Specifications, the Designs and Drawings, Applicable Laws and Applicable Permits. (ii) Within 5 days from the date of receipt of a notice under Clause 7.13(b)(i) above, BUIDCO may request the Concessionaire to vary the date of the final inspection and tests and the Concessionaire shall accommodate such request, provided that, such date shall be no later than 7 days from the date specified in the notice received from the Concessionaire under Clause 7.13(b)(i) above. (iii) The Concessionaire shall, on the date specified in the notice issued under Clause 7.13(b)(i) or on such other date as may be agreed with BUIDCO, carry out the tests in accordance with the instructions and under the supervision of BUIDCO, to demonstrate that the STP Facility complies with the requirements of Clause 7.6. (iv) If BUIDCO is not satisfied with the results of the tests or inspection, then the Concessionaire shall remedy any defects or deficiencies in the STP Facility, identified by BUIDCO or revealed through the tests and the STP Facility shall be tested again upon rectification of such defects or deficiencies. This process shall be repeated until such time that BUIDCO is satisfied that the STP Facility has been completed in accordance with Clause 7.6 and is safe and fit for purpose. The Concessionaire shall bear all costs of remedying the defects and deficiencies and retesting the STP Facility and shall not be entitled to any extension of time for remedying such defects or deficiencies or for retesting the STP Facility. (v) If BUIDCO is satisfied with the results of the tests and inspection of the STP Facility, BUIDCO shall issue the STP Milestone Completion Certificate in respect of the last STP Payment Milestone to the Concessionaire, with a copy to NMCG, within 7 days from the date of inspection and testing of the completed STP Facility. The issue of the STP Milestone Completion Certificate for the last STP Payment Milestone shall certify that the STP Facility has been completed in accordance with this Concession Agreement, the Technical Specific...

Testing and Commissioning. 15.1.1. The Contractor must comply with any hold and test requirements in the Scope of Works and associated specifications. 15.1.2. The Contractor must comply with any testing and commissioning requirements in the Scope of Works and associated specifications.

Testing and Commissioning. 5.1. The Company shall test and commission the System after installation in accordance with AS 4509 “Test and Commissioning”, to ensure that it is operating as specified in the Contract. 5.2. Commissioning of the System shall be deemed to have occurred when the System commences operating on the Site in accordance with the specification set forth in this Contract. 5.3. The Company will provide the Client with training as specified in Schedule A Part J.

Testing and Commissioning. 33.1 The Design-Builder will prepare and deliver to the Owner a detailed plan (the “Commissioning Plan”) setting out the testing, commissioning, training and other activities the Design-Builder intends to carry out to satisfy this Section 33.1 and to achieve Substantial Completion. The Commissioning Plan will include, among other things: (a) a description of the specific equipment and systems to be tested and commissioned and the associated commissioning requirements; (b) supporting documentation, including as appropriate: (i) detailed method statements and procedures; (ii) design calculations and/or assumptions; (iii) manufacturer’s specifications; (iv) a description of all systems which will be tested and commissioned for integration to other systems; (v) identification of all equipment and systems that require or are provided with redundancy or spare capacity and that will include complete successful demonstration in real time under full stress conditions; and (vi) a description of all systems and equipment where the Owner’s clinical staff will be required to develop functional scenarios and to test and witness these functional scenarios; (c) a description of the training and education that the Design-Builder intends to provide to the Owner’s staff to enable the Owner to properly utilize the equipment and systems installed in the Facility, including all training and education to be completed before Substantial Completion; (d) the name of the commissioning agent and the names of other persons to be involved in testing, commissioning and training; (e) a description of the Design-Builder’s system for managing records of tests, inspections, quality assurance and training; (f) a general description of the Design-Builder’s transition plans for handover to the Owner of the Facility at Substantial Completion; (g) a schedule, related to the Time Schedule, showing: (i) the timing of all testing and commissioning, training and clinical acceptance testing; (ii) for each requirement of Substantial Completion relating to commissioning (described in Section 44.2), the date upon which the Design-Builder anticipates achieving the requirement; (iii) a matrix of all equipment and systems, including all integrated equipment and systems, and how they integrate with each other, along with an overview of the procedures that will be followed to demonstrate that integration of all equipment and systems has been and will be achieved; and (iv) the timing and development of the fu...

Testing and Commissioning. 5.1 After installation of the Relevant System, the System Installer will test/commission the Relevant System onsite to confirm that it is compliant with manufacturer’s specifications and to ensure the Relevant System is fully operational.

Testing and Commissioning. All inspection, testing and commissioning applicable to the Work shall be conducted in accordance with the Testing and Commissioning Program. Owner and Contractor acknowledge that the Testing and Commissioning Program will be developed and expanded during the course of the Contract as may be necessary to comply with Contract requirements.

Testing and Commissioning. 12.4.1 Testing of all materials, equipment and instrumentation shall be done as specified in the Technical Specifications. Installation of all electro-mechanical equipment shall be carried out strictly as per recommendations of the manufacturers. Pre-commissioning and trial run shall be undertaken as specified in Technical Specifications covered under section Schedule 24 of this document. 12.4.2 When supplying for the first time water to the DMA, the Operator has to check that none of the replaced pipelines is still supplied with water via another pipeline inside or outside the DMA. In case of water flowing from the replaced pipeline, the Operator has to take all necessary measures to stop the supply of water to the replaced pipeline. The measures at least include a. Valves in the immediate vicinity of the decommissioned pipe shall be closed to assess the location of the connection. b. Start digging out the decommissioned pipe from both ends until the unknown connection is found. The found pipe has to be followed until at least the border of the DMA, in order to isolate the DMA properly. c. Gather latest information from SJPNL on valve settings and pump operations. If it becomes evident that the water comes through a connection from outside the DMA, it will be necessary to examine jointly with the PBC Engineer what changes in pump or valve settings has been done recently. 12.4.3 Testing for commissioning of a completed DMA shall consist of flow measurements at DMA inlet and at all service connections to determine whether the target level of water loss, as specified in Schedule 5 has been met. a. Simultaneous flow measurements shall be undertaken during a 24-hour period; b. In case the actual water loss thus measured is more than the target level, the Operator shall propose a work method, to be reviewed by the Technical Auditor and approved by PBC Engineer, to determine the cause(s) of water loss; c. The Operator shall investigate the cause(s) of water loss accordingly and shall make the necessary rectifications; d. The testing for commissioning shall then be repeated till the requirements are met and 24x7 water supply achieved in the DMA.