Technology Performance. During the Term of the Agreement and any Renewal Terms, Products shall (i) be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and remain in good working order, and (ii) function properly and in conformity with the warranties herein and in accordance with this Agreement and with the description, specifications and documentation on the Board computers and systems including updates or new releases to such hardware, systems, and other software, and interface with other programs as required. The documentation shall completely and accurately reflect the operation of the Products. Provider shall promptly correct any failure of the Products to perform in accordance with the current published specifications and documentation, but in no case shall the Board be responsible for any costs associated with Products of which Provider has notice of unresolved performance issues.
Technology Performance. During the Term of the Agreement and any Renewal Terms, Products shall (i) be free from defects in material and workmanship
Technology Performance. During the Term of the Agreement and any Renewal Terms, Products shall (i) be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and remain in good working order, and (ii) function properly and in conformity with the warranties herein and in accordance with this Agreement and with the description, specifications and documentation on the Board computers and systems including updates or new releases to such hardware, systems, and other software, and interface with other programs as required. The documentation shall completely and accurately reflect the operation of the Products. Provider shall promptly correct any failure of the Products to perform in accordance with the current published specifications
Technology Performance. The technology applicant must quantify the performance expected from the technology and support that expectation with background test data, including both initial performance and technology durability test descriptions and results. In general, these data will not be used to verify the performance of the technology, but will be used to develop an ETV test/QA plan that can adequately support the expected performance. The level of descriptive detail required for existing tests and their results cannot be generally stated because it is dependent on the ETV goals. Applicants are encouraged to supply pertinent data supporting their claims, which will include test facility descriptions, procedures, quality assurance and control, and any deviations from the FTP. All aspects of the technology’s performance should be addressed, beginning with performance during routine steady-state operation, but also including unsteady or unfavorable operation such as extended idling periods, uncontrolled regeneration, in-place maintenance, etc. Any known or expected impact the technology might have on the character of the emissions (gas composition, temperature, particle size or composition, etc.) should be identified.
