Test run definition

Test run means a single pass of a loaded tyre over a given test surface.

Test run means a single pass of a loaded tyre over a given test track surface.

Test run or “run” means a single integrated measurement or procedure used for the purpose of collecting a sample of any air contaminant emitted during a specified time interval.

Examples of Test run in a sentence

• If any decrease in the power factor is noticed, it should be informed to the Departmental Engineers (concerned Assistant Engineer/Assistant Executive Engineer).11) If Genset is in the scope of contract, Test run of Genset should be carried out for a minimum of 30 minutes per week while in idle condition or as recommended by the manufacturer / directed by TWAD Engineer.

• Balance 20% of the payment shall be released upon successful Test run of the equipment at least for a month and after ensuring that already furnished Performance Security is valid for a period of 60 days beyond the date of completion of all contractual obligations of the bidder / supplier including comprehensive maintenance warranty obligations.

• Test run report of DG sets for blackstart has been received only from Odisha hydro units.

• Test run of Genset should be carried out for a minimum of 30 minutes per week while in idle condition or as recommended by the manufacturer / directed by TWAD Engineer.

• If Genset is in the scope of contract, Test run of Genset should be carried out for a minimum of 30 minutes per week while in idle condition or as recommended by the manufacturer / directed by TWAD Engineer.

More Definitions of Test run

Test run means testing equipment and/or system under no load conditions by the Successful bidder / Contractor.

Test run or "run" means a single integrated measurement or procedure used for the purpose of collecting a sample of air contaminants emitted to the outdoor atmosphere during a specified time interval.

Test run means the production by the Augusta Plant in any period of 31 consecutive days of Product (x) that meets the specifications set forth on Schedule A-3 of the Disclosure Letter and (y) in amounts specified in Schedule A-15 of the Disclosure Letter. The quantities specified in Schedule A-15 of the Disclosure Letter are stipulated by Parent to be proportional to the annual quantities of the six highest volume products that are expected to be manufactured at the Augusta Facility in the coming twelve (12) months. Further, for the Test Run to be deemed successful, during the Test Run, the Augusta Facility shall (a) be operating safely and in accordance with all applicable Legal Requirements, codes and standards, (b) use the types and grades and quantities of raw materials, utilities and consumables that would normally be used by the Augusta Facility on a going-forward basis to produce Product.

Test run refers to an approved initial commissioning plan conducted by the Contractor under the supervision of the DENR to establish operating parameters and variables and/or to appraise the efficiencies of installed machineries, equipment and structures especially those that pertain to pollution control.

Test run means the production by the Augusta Plant in any period of 31 consecutive days of Product (x) that meets the specifications set forth on Schedule A-3 of the Disclosure Letter and (y) in amounts specified in Schedule A-15 of the Disclosure Letter. The quantities specified in Schedule A-15 of the Disclosure Letter are stipulated by Parent to be proportional to the annual quantities of the six highest volume products that are expected to be manufactured at the Augusta Facility in the coming twelve (12) months. Further, for the Test Run to be deemed successful, during the Test Run, the Augusta Facility shall (a) be operating safely and in accordance with

Test run means the gradual start-up of the Unit to the level of its intended operation and the running of the Unit under the conditions of intended operation.

Test run means testing the structure, equipment and/or system under no load conditions by the Successful bidder / supplier.