... the subsequent loading stages. 2.2 Static loadtesting methods 2.2.1 Maintained load test In the maintained load test (MLT) the pile is subjected to a series of static load increments ... 2001). The increments ofload are conventionally chosen as 25% of the working load. However, when the pile is loaded to failure the chosen intervals of 25% working load might miss the ultimate ... equal to 10% of the diameter of the base of the pile (BS 8004:1986), or the load at which settlement continues to increase without further increment in load. A rate of movement of 0.25 mm/hour...
... rapid load test, a static load due to the residual load and then a subsequent dynamic loading process. ♦ The pile tip load cell was subjected to the residual load for a long period of time ... occurred to the pile tip load cell and it altered the zero load reading of the pile tip load cell. This was recognized when there was a difference of the zero load reading of the load cell before the ... for the pile shaft loadof a static pile load test vary from 0.5%-1% of the pile diameter. This section will consider the quake values for the pile shaft load of a rapid load pile test. Assuming...
... LoadTesting Process1.1 System AnalysisThis is the first step when the project decides on loadtesting for its system. Evaluation of the requirements and needs of a system, prior to loadtesting ... number of concurrent connections, hits per second etc.,Another important analysis of the system would also include the appropriate strategy for testing applications. It can be loadtesting ... applications. It can be loadtesting or stress testing or capacity testing. Load Testing is used to test the application against a requested number of users. The objective is to determine whether...
... Permanent Links and Channels. Field Performance Testing V10 050111 Page 2 of 9 Performance Testingof Permanent Links and Channels Testing of telecommunications Permanent Links and Channels ... provided they have the latest software version loaded. The testingof Class E permanent links and channels necessitates using the correct adaptor head listed at the back of this document. The ... latest software specification limits are downloaded from tester manufacturer and stored in the testers. Field Performance Testing V10 050111 Page 1 of 9 PERFORMANCE TESTING...
... latest software specification limits are downloaded from tester manufacturer and stored in the testers. Field Performance Testing V10 050111 Page 2 of 9 Performance Testingof Permanent ... provided they have the latest software version loaded. The testingof Class E permanent links and channels necessitates using the correct adaptor head listed at the back of this document. The ... half-hour of continuous use. So if the test results seem low initially, re-test the low runs with a warmed up tester. Field Performance Testing V10 050111 Page 3 of 9 2. Passive Testing...
... Method of Reference Setting= Cl 9.1.1 of ISO/IEC 14763-3 Ed2 Similar to Method 3 of IEC 61280-4-1 Similar to Method C of TIA/EIA 526-14-A 1-Test Cord Method of Reference Setting= Cl 9.1.2 of ... Setting (Eg. SC on tester and SC on both ends of Link) OF Testing ADC KRONE Requirements V7_1&3T Dr2Page 1 of 12 PERFORMANCE TESTING OF OPTICAL FIBRE LINKS FOR COMPLIANCE TO ... (See Item 18) OF Testing ADC KRONE Requirements V7_1&3T Dr2Page 9 of 12 25 OTDR Testing, General Requirements 1. Use a Launch Cord and a Tail Cord for OTDR testing. [These Launch...
... the latest software specification limits are downloaded from tester manufacturerand stored in the testers.Field Performance Testing V15 060508 Page 1 of 11FIELD PERFORMANCE TESTING OF COPPERPERMANENT ... Released 08.05.2006Field Performance Testing V15 060508 Page 2 of 11Performance Testingof Permanent Links and ChannelsThere are 3 distinct areas of cable testing; Certification, Qualification ... same,provided they have the latest software version loaded. The testingof Class Epermanent links and channels necessitates using the correct adaptor head listed atthe back of this document.The PL test...
... Method of Reference Setting= Cl 9.1.1 of ISO/IEC 14763-3 Ed2 Similar to Method 3 of IEC 61280-4-1 Similar to Method C of TIA/EIA 526-14-A 1-Test Cord Method of Reference Setting= Cl 9.1.2 of ... 2 of IEC 61280-4-1 Similar to Method B of TIA/EIA 526-14-A 198m FD ER 11 1m Splice OF Testing ADC KRONE Requirements V7_1&3T Dr2Page 4 of 12 15 Example A fibre link consists of ... KRONE (Asia Pacific) OF Testing ADC KRONE Requirements V7_1&3T Dr2Page 10 of 12 27 OTDR Testing, Unacceptable Results Due To Ghosting “Ghosting” is the persence of multiple peaks in...
... requirements. PL testing on PBE sites is not acceptable for a Warranty. Field Performance Testing V10 050111 Page 2 of 9 Performance Testingof Permanent Links and Channels Testing of telecommunications ... Field Performance Testing V10 050111 Page 3 of 9 2. Passive Testing With Hand-Held Field Testers There are currently three levels of hand-held field tester: Level 2e – for testing up to ... provided they have the latest software version loaded. The testingof Class E permanent links and channels necessitates using the correct adaptor head listed at the back of this document. The...
... wiringfor distances of up to 305m (1000 ft). The videobaluns are compatible with all coax control systems.A basic system consists of one unit at each end of atwisted pair of wires. The video ... infrastructure supporting them.As a result of this requirement and othercircumstances, coupled with the ongoing march of IP convergence, the result has been thedevelopment of the so called 4th generation ... CCTV cameras connected in situ by a shortlength of coax cable at one end and a Category 5/6at the other. This can provide for most of thebenefits of a 4th generation video solution tolegacy camera...
... integrity of the sample (minimizingthe changes to the in situ condition of the water and thereby minimizing thepotential alteration of the contaminant bioavailability and toxicity of thesample), ... representative of different phyla or niches may be the goal, the reality is that there is a limitednumber of standardized tests among these different phyla.22 Ecotoxicological testingof marine ... contains a description of techniques included as appendices at theend of some of the chapters, enabling the reader to understand and compre-hend the strengths and limitations of various techniques...
... distance of 2.5T* fromeach side of thetoe of the weld—1 and 2, or3 and 41 and 2, or 3 and4, over a distance of 2.5T* fromeach side of thetoe of the weld—1 and 2, or3 and 4Sizing of discontinuitiesSize ... over a distance of 2.5T* fromeach side of thetoe of the weld5†1, 2, 3 and 4;5 and 6‡, or7 and 8§1 and 2, or 3 and4, over a distance of 2.5T* fromeach side of thetoe of the weld—1 ... FGUIDANCE ON ULTRASONIC TESTINGOF WELDS(Informative)F1 GENERAL The testingof a weld involves the examination of the parent metaladjacent to the weld and the metal in the vicinity of the fusion faces,...