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h. Description of the test data acquisition system, including, for each channel of eletronic data, information
concerning filtering used.
i. Copies of each data record (trace) and data sheets.
j. Pre-and post-test photographs of test activities. including photographs of any failures noted during
k. Pre-and post-test photographs illustrating use of each article of test equipment.
l. Description of each failure. detailed failure analysis. and corrective action taken to resolve failure
m. Description of each non-failure anomaly and results of investigation to determine cause.
n. Description of each "no-test" and the cause.
o. Copies of video/motion photography records acquired during tests.
p. Analysis/analyses of test results, including statistical, graphical and narrative data.
q. Letters from Cognizant Engineering Activity/Configuration Management Authority (see 6.4.3 and 6.4.
accepting/concurring with proposed service testing (applications)
r. Letters from Cognizant Engineering Activity/Configuration Management Authority summarizing
conditions. duration, and results of service testing.
4.2.1.4 Criteria for including the acceptability of the results of individual tests and total test Program.The
criteria specified has been established to provide assistance in determining the acceptability of the results obtained
from both the individual tests and from the total test program. Determination of the acceptability of the individual
tests and of the total test program shall be made on the basis of these criteria.
4.2.1.4.1 Classification of individual tests. In accordance with the criteria provided herein, tests shall be
classified as:
a. No test.
b. Fail.
c. Pass.
4.2.1.4.1.1 No test. A "no test" shall be determined to have occurred if:
a. The test condition was not within the acceptable range as required by the test plan.
b. The inertia reel fails to operate as a result of a non-inertia reel system (i.e., sled, test initiation system)
malfunction, or test equipment failure.
c. One or more failures of the data collection system or photographic coverage results in insufficient data
coverage to permit adequate and satisfactory analysis of the test.
d. Test articles which did not fail or sustain damage during the test, were damaged during the post-test
recovery or hardware analysis phase.
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