Common use of Test Clause in Contracts

Test. 5.1. Mount the specimen so that both sides and one end are held by the U-shaped frame, and specimen is not more than 51 mm, so that the sides of the specimen cannot be held in the U-shaped frame, place the specimen in position on wire supports as described in 2.3, with one end held by the closed end of the U-shaped frame. 5.2. Place the mounted specimen in a horizontal position, in the center of the cabinet. 5.3. With the flame adjusted according to 2.4, position the bunsen burner and specimen so that the center of the burner tip is 19 mm below the center of the bottom edge of the open end of the specimen. 5.4. Expose the specimen to the flame for 15 seconds. 5.5. Begin timing (without reference to the period of application of the burner flame) when the flame from the burning specimen reaches a point 38 mm from the open end of the specimen. 5.6. Measure the time that it takes the flame to progress to a point 38 mm from the clamped end of the specimen. If the flame does not reach the specified end point, time its progress to the point where flaming stops. 5.7. Calculate the burn rate from the formula: B = 60 x (D/T) Where:

Test. 5.1. Mount the specimen so that both sides and one end are held by the U-shaped frame, and specimen is not more than 51 mm, so that the sides of the specimen cannot be held in the U-shaped frame, place the specimen in position on wire supports as described in 2.3, with one end held by the closed end of the U-shaped frame. 5.2. Place the mounted specimen in a horizontal position, in the center of the cabinet. 5.3. With the flame adjusted according to 2.4, position the bunsen burner and specimen so that the center of the burner tip is 19 mm below the center of the bottom edge of the open end of the specimen. 5.4. Expose the specimen to the flame for 15 seconds. 5.5. Begin timing (without reference to the period of application of the burner flame) when the flame from the burning specimen reaches a point 38 mm from the open end of the specimen. 5.6. Measure the time that it takes the flame to progress to a point 38 mm from the clamped end of the specimen. If the flame does not reach the specified end point, time its progress to the point where flaming stops. 5.7. Calculate the burn rate from the formula: B = 60 x (D/T) Where:

Test. 5.1. Mount the specimen so that both sides and one end are held by the U-shaped frame, and specimen is not more than 51 mm, so that the sides of the specimen cannot be held in the U-shaped frame, place the specimen in position on wire supports as described in 2.3, with one end held by the closed end of the U-shaped frame. 5.2. Place the mounted specimen in a horizontal position, in the center centre of the cabinet. 5.3. With the flame adjusted according to 2.4, position the bunsen burner and specimen so that the center centre of the burner tip is 19 mm below the center centre of the bottom edge of the open end of the specimen. 5.4. Expose the specimen to the flame for 15 seconds. 5.5. Begin timing (without reference to the period of application of the burner flame) when the flame from the burning specimen reaches a point 38 mm from the open end of the specimen. 5.6. Measure the time that it takes the flame to progress to a point 38 mm from the clamped end of the specimen. If the flame does not reach the specified end point, time its progress to the point where flaming stops. 5.7. Calculate the burn rate from the formula: B = 60 x (D/T) Where:

Test. 5.1. Mount the specimen so that both sides and one end are held by the U-shaped frame, and specimen is not more than 51 mm, so that the sides of the specimen cannot be held in the U-shaped frame, place the specimen in position on wire supports as described in 2.3, with one end held by the closed end of the U-U- shaped frame. 5.2. Place the mounted specimen in a horizontal position, in the center centre of the cabinet. 5.3. With the flame adjusted according to 2.4, position the bunsen burner and specimen so that the center centre of the burner tip is 19 mm below the center centre of the bottom edge of the open end of the specimen. 5.4. Expose the specimen to the flame for 15 seconds. 5.5. Begin timing (without reference to the period of application of the burner flame) when the flame from the burning specimen reaches a point 38 mm from the open end of the specimen. 5.6. Measure the time that it takes the flame to progress to a point 38 mm from the clamped end of the specimen. If the flame does not reach the specified end point, time its progress to the point where flaming stops. 5.7. Calculate the burn rate from the formula: B = 60 x (D/T) Where: