6. Test report
Test results are given to the product (or system) owner in two forms: reduced and in extenso.
At the request of the project manager, the manufacturer is required to produce a test report for the product (or system).
In almost all cases, the reduced PV will be shipped.
Why is this? Is there a substantive difference between the two ways of presenting an official document for the same product (or system)?
6.1 Reduced PV
The results fit on the front of a 21 x 29.7 sheet, which we reproduce below (see Box 1).
Analysis of our test report
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- - NF EN ISO 7783-1 - 09.1999
- Détermination du coefficient de transmission de la vapeur d'eau. - NF EN ISO 7783-2 - 07.1999
The first describes the free-foil capsule method. The second determines and classifies water vapour transmission rate (permeability).
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