TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF THE COMPLEX Sample Clauses

TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF THE COMPLEX. (a) Upon successful completion of Pre-Commissioning Tests, the Seller shall certify to the Engineer (with copy to the Purchaser) that: (i) such Pre-Commissioning Tests, have been successfully completed; (ii) the results of such tests are adequate to demonstrate that the design, installation and performance (including energy production and the reliability thereof) of the Complex, and all of the components thereof, meet or exceed the requirements of Schedule 7, the manufactures’ requirements for construction and installation of all equipment and facilities, the Specifications, and the requirement and determinations of the IEC; and (iii) the design, construction and installation of the Complex and components thereof do not restrict, adversely affect or void any manufacturers’ warranties or any material part thereof. (b) Following the Seller’s certification specified in Section 8.3(a), the Seller shall carry out the Reliability Run Test of the entire Complex as indicated in Schedule 7. The Purchaser shall be given not less than seventy-two (72) hours prior notice by the Seller of the Reliability Run Test and any retest of any part thereof. The Purchaser and its representatives shall be allowed to be present at and observe all such tests. After the successful completion of the Reliability Run Test for the entire Complex, the Engineer shall issue the Certificate of Commissioning of the Complex to the Purchaser and the Seller. (c) The Commercial Operations Date shall occur as of the first Day after the Day the Certificate of Commissioning of the Complex is issued by the Engineer pursuant to Section 8.3(b).
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TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF THE COMPLEX. Following issuance by the Engineer of the Certificate of Readiness for Reliability Run Test, the Seller shall undertake the Reliability Run Test of the Complex as described in Schedule 7.The Seller shall be entitled to carry out as many Reliability Run Tests as are required to satisfy the criteria set forth in Schedule 7. After successful completion of the said Reliability Run Test (the details and success criteria for such test to be in accordance with Schedule 7), the Engineer shall issue a Certificate of Commissioning of the Complex to the Purchaser and the Seller. The Seller shall give the Purchaser not less than seventy two (72) hours prior written notice of the first and any subsequent Reliability Run Test. The Purchaser shall observe the Reliability Run Test.
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TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF THE COMPLEX. (a) Following issuance by the Engineer of the Certificate of Readiness for Reliability Run Test, the Seller shall undertake the Reliability Run Test of the Complex as described in Schedule 7. The Seller shall be entitled to carry out as many Reliability Run Tests as are required to satisfy the criteria set forth in Schedule 7. After successful completion of the said Reliability Run Test (the details and success criteria for such test to be in accordance with Schedule 7), the Engineer shall issue a Certificate of Commissioning of the Complex to the Purchaser and the Seller. The Seller shall give the Purchaser not less than seventy two (72) hours prior written notice of the first Reliability Run Test. The Purchaser may observe the Reliability Run Test. (b) The Commercial Operations Date shall occur as of the first Day after the Day the Certificate of Commissioning of the Complex is issued by the Engineer pursuant to Section 8.4(a).
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