Sampling Plan. Perform sampling inspection per ARP9013/2 unless otherwise stated on the purchase order.
Sampling Plan. 3.1 Oxide thickness (section 4.1) should be measured on 20% of the lot to verify it is within spec.
Sampling Plan. 3.1 Inspect all of the wafers in the lot for Gross and Fine defects as defined in sections 4.1 and 4.2.
Sampling Plan. DOE is proposing a sampling plan for determining input power, lumen output, CCT, and rated lifetime of an LED lamp. DOE reviewed the sampling requirements of other lamp technologies to develop the sampling plan for LED lamps. For testing LED sources, DOE reviewed the requirements specified in IES TM–21–2011 and identified that those requirements are necessary to project the rated lifetime. XXX proposes a minimum of 21 LED lamps should be tested for determining the input power, lumen output, and CCT as described in section III.B. A minimum of three lamps should be selected per month for seven months of production out of a 12 month period. If lamp production occurs in fewer than seven months of the year, three or more lamps should be selected for each month that production occurs as evenly as possible to meet the minimum 21 unit requirement. The seven months need not be consecutive and could be a combination of seven months out of the 12 months. Sample sizes greater than 21 should be multiples of three so that an equal number of lamps in each orientation are tested. This selection of a minimum of 21 lamps is consistent with DOE’s regulation for GSFLs and GSILs, specified at 10 CFR 429.27, Subpart B, which specify a sampling size of a minimum of three lamps for each month of production for a minimum of seven months (not necessarily consecutive) out of the 12 month period, totaling a minimum of 21 lamps. DOE further proposes that the input power, lumen output, and CCT of the units should be averaged and the value of each of these parameters should be rounded as specified in section III.B.5. The average value of each parameter should be calculated using the following equation: DOE proposes that the sample size for testing LED sources for determining the rated lifetime of LED lamps be as specified in section 4.2 of IES TM–21– 2011. This section recommends that all data from a sample set at a given case temperature and drive current from the LM–80–2008 test should be used for projecting the lifetime of the LED source. The recommended sample set is 20 units for projecting the lifetime of the LED sources. If at least 20 units are used, the lifetime could be projected up to six times the test duration, with a maximum limit of 25,000 hours as described in section III.C.7. If the number of units tested is between 10 and 19 units, the lifetime could be projected up to 5.5 times the test duration, with a maximum of 25,000 hours. Less than 10 units cannot be used for the...
Sampling Plan. The Concessionaire shall initially utilize the City’s PADEP-approved sampling plan and sampling stations. A list of sampling stations is included as Exhibit F. The Concessionaire may modify the routine distribution system sampling plan as necessary, in accordance with applicable regulations, but any modifications to the sampling plan shall, at a minimum, maintain compliance with the PADEP-approved sampling plan. The sampling plan shall be reviewed annually or more frequently if required for regulatory compliance, and modified, if necessary, based on changes in regulation/law, water use patterns, or other changes that may affect water quality. The Concessionaire shall analyze data trends and develop an action plan to respond to changes in water quality. The Concessionaire shall report to the City any and all sample results that do not comply with the more stringent of regulatory requirements or these Operating Standards. Distribution system water quality sample reports to the City shall be made in accordance with PADEP public notification requirements for samples not in compliance with City or regulatory requirements. The Concessionaire shall identify issues, corrective action plans, and report on corrective actions in subsequent reports to the City until the issues are corrected. At the time of the closing, the City collects distribution system water quality samples each month for regulatory compliance using dedicated sample hydrants. The Concessionaire shall be responsible for maintenance, repair, and replacement, as necessary, of the sample hydrants. The Concessionaire should review the City’s sampling plan and incorporate the City’s plan into future operations.
Sampling Plan. Phase II USA Canada UK TOTAL Visit Orlando Site Browsing: After warm-up free browsing, respondents would be instructed to browse the Visit Orlando website and asked to complete their vacation planning task. Desktop/laptop screen will be recorded to observe actual behavior online, search engine used, sites visited, sites explored, features and functionalities used, etc. All respondents would also be required to browse the Visit Orlando site on their mobile devices. A sub-sample of respondents identified based on their stated preference for mobile will complete the site browsing on their mobile devices. Total Time ~ 20 minutes.
Sampling Plan. 7 Soil and groundwater samples will be collected at predetermined locations based on 8 findings of the Phase I ESA and the judgment of experienced Cardno personnel. The 9 proposed soil boring and groundwater monitor well locations are illustrated on Figure 4.
Sampling Plan. 4.1 Sampling plan for chemical pollutants and micro-plastics In order to assess the levels of contaminants of emerging concern in the most relevant commercially available seafood species, two sampling periods were undertaken. The species selection was based on the following criteria: a) most common species consumed in Europe; b) species that potentially accumulate high concentrations of contaminants; c) species wide geographic distribution; d) species from different habitats; e) species from extra-EU origin or from EU production; and f) species from wild and farmed origin (see D2.1 Sampling Plan).
Sampling Plan. Sampling Plans are IAW ANSI/Z1.4 or better unless otherwise approved by Supplier Quality Engineer. GENERAL VISION REQUIREMENTS Suppliers to have the following vision requirements: • All inspectors performing to this procedure shall successfully pass an annual eye exam by a medically qualified / trained person in accordance with ASQR-01 and the table below: • Intervals shall not exceed one year. • Individuals shall be tested in at least one eye, either corrected or uncorrected. • Color Perception testing is required one time only. Individuals shall be capable of adequately distinguishing and differentiating colors used in the method for which certification is required, the process being performed or inspection activity. Documentation shall be retained 11 years. • NDT Requirements Near-Vision Eye Examination requirements for persons performing Nital / Temper Etch shall be Xxxxxx type 2 – 20/30 or equivalent. For Inspectors certified to the requirements of NAS410 (NDT) or Mil-STD- 867 (Nital / Temper Etch), and for personnel performing visual inspection of welds, Supplier may administer their own eye examinations per the standard. Records shall be retained for each individual. Individual Performing Shall be compliant with minimum vision requirements of Visual Inspection (i.e., calibration, non-weld, in-process, layout, dimensional) Near Vision requirements of • Snellen 14/18, (20/30, or • Xxxxxx 2 Visual Inspections on Welds American Welding Society Standard (AWS) D17.1 Vision Inspections on Color FM-100 Hue Test FIRST ARICLE INSPECTION (FAI) The Supplier shall perform and document First Article Inspection in accordance with SAE AS9102 (latest revision in affect at time of Purchase Order placement). The Supplier shall perform FAI the first time the Supplier produces an item for MSP Aviation or if it has been greater than 24 months since the last production of that item or there is a change to the drawing for that item. All drawing notes and dimensions shall be verified. Inspection and measurement results shall be recorded, including actual measurements with location identified. The FAI test report, sample and material certifications for all raw materials and finishes (see Q4) shall be included with the shipment. The Supplier shall attach a removable tag to the part identifying it as the “First Article Sample”. Note: Tag or Identify part that the FAIR was performed on. Notes: § This requirement is not applicable to Commercial Off the Shelf parts. § (Applicable...
Sampling Plan. The sampling used for this procedure is a single sampling plan as this is the most effective sampling plan to detect lots with a low level of defects. The sampling plan provided is for three types of defects: critical, majors and minors as defined under Section 11 of this procedure.
