Deliverables instrumentation

Grant-Muller S (2004) Study of Policies regarding Economic Instruments Complementing Transport Regulation and the Undertaking of physical Measures (SPECTRUM) deliverable 6. The report can be downloaded from http //www.its.leeds.ac.uk/projects/spectrum/downloads/ D6.pdf... 

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The move structure for the Outcomes and Impacts section of the Project Description is shown in hgure 14.1. The hrst two moves summarize the proposed work by highlighting expected achievements. Typically, no new information is provided in these moves rather, their purpose is to summarize deliverables or tangible accomplishments that will result from the work. Examples include the delivery of a more efficient synthesis, an improved analytical procedure, or a novel application of an instrument. Deliverables also include the dissemination of Endings through conference presentations, publications, and patents, allowing the larger scientific community to learn about your work. 

Laboratory instruments are classified into different categories according to their complexity to enable a scalable validation approach. The expected validation deliverables and documentation requirements for each class of laboratory instrument can be defined in the validation guide for the laboratory. 

The activities in the planning phase are commenced after a business need to implement an instrument in the laboratory has been identified. Planning-phase activities include concisely documenting the user requirements and functional requirements of the instrument. Once established, the requirements are then used to evaluate the instrument candidates available from suppliers. A validation plan with deliverables that are commensurate with the class of the instrument being implemented should be developed during the planning phase. 

Validation Plan A validation plan is prepared to highlight the activities and deliverables required in the implementation of the laboratory instrument. The details of the validation plan should be scaled according to the complexity of the system, its intended use, and the impact on the business. A generic validation plan can be used for similar types of laboratory instruments with similar applications. For example, one validation plan can be prepared for the FIPLC. A validation plan typically includes the following sections ... 

The design of control and monitoring instrumentation and regulating devices should be based on an established document management system that enables preparation to be formally approved, implemented, recorded, and audited. Typical contents and document deliverables of an integrated engineering documentation system are as follows ... 

External communication with instrument vendors for Deliverable 2... 

This replaces the former UKOOA document Guidelines for Process Control and Safety Systems on Offshore Installations. It was prepared by representatives of EIC, EEMUA, Oil and Gas UK (formerly UKOOA) and HSE and addresses the responsibility and deliverables of organizations involved in the specification, supply, and maintenance of Safety Instrumented Systems. 

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