What does “break-ins” mean?
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A phrase that appears in a start-up report is: “*** to confirm requirements regarding methyl acetate hydrolysis break-ins within 1 month of the START DATE” “…to confirm acceptance of INVSITA’s proposal for L-L extraction, and to propose break-ins for INVISTA to consider”"
Within the kick-off meeting. The start of a certain project
Could you tell me what role methyl acetate (you meant methy acetate–I’m afraid it’s misspelled) plays in the project?
Break-in means a test drive, a period of running in the vehicle
Reply 1# llbear: Based on candy36’s explanation, the meaning of the first sentence is that it is necessary to conduct a trial run for the hydrolysis of methyl acetate within one month after the start date. ----I originally wanted to find out whether “methyl acetate hydrolysis” is a sub-item of the project, in order to infer the meaning of break-in