Δοκιμή & Έναρξη Λειτουργίας

"Test & commissioning" is the process of testing and verifying the functionality of a system or device before it is put into service, and then officially commissioning or activating it once it has been deemed operational.

The process involves several stages, which may vary depending on the specific system or device being tested, such as:

 

• Preparation: This stage involves reviewing the design specifications, identifying the testing requirements, and developing a test plan. This may also involve preparing the necessary equipment, tools, and documentation for the testing process.

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• Installation: Once the system or device is installed, the next stage involves checking that all components have been installed correctly, and verifying that any necessary software or firmware has been installed and configured properly.

 

• Functional testing: This stage involves testing the system or device to ensure that it performs its intended functions correctly. This may involve running different types of tests, such as unit tests, integration tests, and system tests, to verify that the system or device operates as expected.

 

• Performance testing: In addition to functional testing, performance testing is also critical to ensure that the system or device meets the required performance specifications. This may involve measuring factors such as response time, throughput, and capacity, and comparing them to the expected values.

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• Safety testing: Depending on the nature of the system or device, safety testing may also be necessary to ensure that it meets the required safety standards. This may involve testing for electrical safety, mechanical safety, and other types of safety-related factors.

 

• Acceptance testing: Once all the testing is complete, acceptance testing is conducted to ensure that the system or device meets all the required specifications and is ready for deployment. This may involve obtaining formal acceptance from the customer or end user, and verifying that all the necessary documentation and training materials are in place.

 

• Commissioning: The final stage of the test & commissioning process involves formally commissioning or activating the system or device for use. This may involve coordinating with other teams or departments to ensure that the system or device is properly integrated into the larger network or system, if applicable.