Sealed to equipment – ready for use?
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The test schedule assumes that all containment equipment is installed and sealed so that it’s ready for use, and that all the tools required inside the containment area are appropriate. In other words: ensure that the equipment is properly installed and sealed, and that all the tools needed are available Can the test schedule be finalized only then? It doesn’t work; please help to refine it.
The testing schedule assumes that all containment equipment is installed and sealed so as to be ready for use, and that all the necessary components inside the containment system are in place. The test plan is developed on the assumption that all sealing devices are properly installed and sealed, and that all the components required within those sealing devices are correctly configured.
As expected of Sister Mu Zi – she solved the problem right away. Based on the context, the meaning seems accurate; my version sounded a bit awkward. Thanks! But I believe that the prerequisite for formulating a plan is that all sealed devices are installed and properly sealed for use, and that all components required inside those sealed units are correctly configured. Will it get better? But \"assume\" wasn’t translated.
Where is the context? :( :( :( :(
The testing schedule assumes that all containment equipment is installed and sealed so that it is ready for use, and that all the tools required inside the containment system are appropriate. The testing procedure assumes that all sealing devices are in place, that the backup equipment is properly sealed, and that all the components needed within the sealing systems are suitable and fit correctly.
The test schedule for the dispensing booth assumes that all containment equipment has been set up and sealed so that it is ready for use, and that all the utensils required inside the containment area are present. It also includes a monitoring schedule for the dispensing booth. This is the context. Next is a timeline for the testing, showing how long each task will take.
Try this: After the (hermetically sealed) equipment is installed, and before it is tuned up (or put into operation), ensure that the pipelines and valves are properly connected and in the correct on/off state. Am I going off-topic? :lol
The testing schedule assumes that all containment equipment has been installed and sealed so that it is ready for use, and that all the tools required inside the containment area are present. Before formulating the testing plan, it is necessary to ensure that all containment devices have been properly installed and sealed and are ready for use, as well as that all the tools needed inside them are correctly in place.