Design Life definition

Design Life means the minimum design life of 70 (Seventy) years;

Design Life means the period of time for which an item or system is designed to operate at or in association with normal works full design output without major overhaul, serious corrosion or necessity for substantial renewal of any anti-corrosion system, reduction of efficiency or output in excess of 5%, or replacement of major components or components essential to the functioning of the item.

Design Life means the period of time that a clean water project is designed to operate according to its intended purpose.

Examples of Design Life in a sentence

• Design Life All wastewater systems must be designed and constructed for an asset life of at least 100 years, unless otherwise specified in the Palmerston North Wastewater Asset Management Plan.

• Under the Animation Film Design, Life Drawing, Hand drew Animation, Stop motion/ Claymation, CGI Animation, Character Design, Story Boarding, Hands on experience in Animation production.

• The design life shown in Figure 52-8A, Pavement Design Life, should be used for the initial, maintenance, or rehabilitation option.

• Design Life of Facility: 35 years Only proven, utility-grade technology is acceptable.

• Contractor represents that each Satellite will meet the criteria set forth or referenced in Article 12.3 (Calculation and Earning of Incentive Amounts) during the Orbital Design Life of each Satellite.

More Definitions of Design Life

Design Life means the period of time that a clean water project is

Design Life means the period of time during which the item is expected by its designers to work within its specified parameters; in other words, the anticipated life expectancy of the item;

Design Life means the period of time during which an item is expected by designers to work within its specified parameters and current technology. This is a theoretical calculation based upon the data and assumptions utilized in those engineering calculations as depicted in the Drawings. Design Life is an estimate of the constructed Project’s time in service and not a guarantee, nor is it tantamount to a manufacturer’s representation of product life. Ultimately, the statistical plot of the actual life cycle for a group of a particular product will result in a lognormal distribution curve with a heavy tail to the right where some products fail sooner than others; in fact, it is possible that certain items will fail prior to the target design life. The Design Life is not intended to extend the Warranty Period or increase the Contractor’s liability should a product prove to fail prior to attaining such theoretical Design Life, and Owner shall not have a reliance claim therefor.

Design Life means the period for which an item is designed to operate at full design output without major overhaul involving extensive dismantling, serious corrosion or necessity for substantial renewal of any anti corrosion system, reduction of efficiency in excess of 5%, or replacement of major components essential to the functioning of the item etc except for consumables and for any limited-life components explicitly agreed at the time of the Contract award.

Design Life means the period stated in the Technical Workscope;

Design Life means the length of time during which an environmental infrastructure facility is planned and designed to be operated.

Design Life in regard to concrete, means the time for de-passivation of concrete at the reinforcing layer to occur plus 20 years to when surface cracks start to appear.