Testing technologies test implementation

Through the use of lab tests implemented by the pulp and paper companies in the United States and Canada it was determined that all but one manual technique were both unrepeatable and inaccurate. During some years ago the operators of black liquor recovery boilers have been able to take advantage of the latest teehnology to inspect the wall thickness of the near drum generator tubes. The technology utilises immersion ultrasound and automated computer... 

These two latter elements are not identical on all systems. Electronic signatures are tested when the technology is implemented. An element out of the scope of this model is the retention of electronic records, but the model should be used to verity and validate the implementation of the system(s) that will hold these records. For applications using electronic signatures, the current validation practices requires inspections and/or testing for many of the following technical controls ... 

From a practical point of view, there are several additional criteria that the ideal test should meet. Alternatives to current in vivo test systems basically should be designed to evaluate the observed toxic response in a manner as closely predictive of the outcome of interest in humans as possible. In addition, the test should be fast enough so that the turnaround time for a given test chemical is reasonable for the intended purpose (very rapid for a screen and timely for a definitive test). The speed of the test and the ability to conduct tests on several chemicals simultaneously will determine the overall productivity. The test should be inexpensive so that it is economically competitive with current testing practices. Finally, the technology should be easily transferred from one laboratory to another without excessive capital investment (relative to the value of the test performed) or the need for special skills for test implementation. 

Can the technology be implemented within 3 to 5 years Depends on the scale of the testing at GOSNIIOCHT, which is not known, and the outcome of leachability testing. The technology could be implemented within 3 to 5 years. Yes. 

Since all the ERTMS technology providers are interested in increasing the level of interoperability of their products, ASTS is moving its testing tool set and environments to the lOP notation. According to this wish, the lOP Test Writer can extremely accelerate the test implementation phase by automatically generating the test scripts written in lOP language from the test cases created by Rail Model. 

New technological capabilities in the performance of ultrasonic testing were implemented in the application of computerised flaw detectors, which allow development of new technologies and control of various especially critical and complex components. 

The ultimate amount of U.S. oil that can be recovered by "implemented technology," technology that presently exists in at least the proven field test stage, is estimated to be 14.5 billion barrels. Using "advanced technology," technology that might be conceivably developed before 2013, adds another 13 billion barrels of oil to the estimate, for a total of 27.5 billion barrels. A comparison of the distribution of ultimate recoveries by method is also shown. 

Demo II testing these technology packages were deemed viable options for destroying assembled chemical weapons, they would also be considered for implementation at the Blue Grass Army Depot and could progress to the EDP. 

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