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Evaluation, and
Validation
By:
Ocampo,
Abbygail
Zabat, Jenilyn
System
Requirements
and Evaluation
Relationship
Type 1 Testing
During the early phase of detail design, breadboards, bench-test models,
engineering models, engineering software, and service test models are
build with the intent of verifying certain performance and physical design
characteristics. These models, representing either an entire system or a
designated system component, usually operate functionally (electrically
and mechanically) but do not by any means represent production
equipment. In the development of software, the application of rapid
prototyping is sometimes used to verify design adequacy.
Type 2 Testing
Formal tests and demonstrations are accomplished
during the latter part of detail design when
preproduction prototype equipment, software, and
similar to production equipment (that which will be
deployed for operational use), but it is not necessarily
fully qualified at this point in time. A test program
may constitute a series of individual tests tailored to
the need. Such a program might include the following:
Type 2 test..
Type 2 test..
3. Structural tests are conducted to determine material
characteristics relative to stress, strain, fatigue, bending,
torsion and general decomposition.
4. Reliability qualification are accomplished on one or more
system elements to determine MTBF. Also, special tests
are often designed to measure component life, to
evaluate degradation, and to determine models of failure.
5. Maintainability demonstration tests are conducted on
one or more system elements to assess the values for
mean active maintenance time (M), mean corrective
maintenance (Mct), mean preventive maintenance time
(Mpt), maintenance labor-hours per operating hour
(MLH/OH), and so on
Type 2 test..
6. Support equipment compatibility tests are often
accomplished to verify compatibility among the prime
equipment, test and support equipment, and
transportation and handling equipment
7. Personnel test and evaluation are often accomplished
to verify the relationships between people and
equipment, the personnel quantities and skill levels
required and training needs, both operator and
maintenance tasks are evaluated.
8. Technical data verification the verification of
operational and maintenance procedures is
accomplished.
9. Software verification the verification of operational
and maintenance software is accomplished.
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Development of a data
subsystem
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Test reporting
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System
Evaluation
and
Corrective
Action Loop
Summary