The FAT scheme meets the documentation requirements specified in URS. What do FAT and URS mean?

2023-05-31View Original

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The FAT scheme meets the documentation requirements specified in URS. What do FAT and URS mean?

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FAT stands for “Factory Acceptance Test,” which is a performance verification test conducted on equipment after it has been manufactured, in order to ensure that the equipment meets the customer’s requirements and specifications. URS stands for “User Requirements Specification,” and it is a document that details the user’s needs and requirements for the desired equipment. If the FAT plan meets the documentation requirements specified in the URS, it means that the equipment has satisfied the user’s requirements and can undergo factory acceptance testing. .

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