4.15 Definition of Detailed Requirements Phase
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4.15 Definition of Detailed Requirements Phase

 Detailed requirements will be defined for the alternative and/or equivalency design by the Administration and the Submitter jointly on the basis of the results of the quantitative risk analyses in order to achieve approval. These requirements address the following topics:

  • .1 approval tests: testing and analysis methods required to confirm assumptions used for the quantitative risk analysis;

  • .2 approval numerical calculations/simulations: numerical results required to demonstrate quantitative performance;

  • .3 manufacturing: level of quality control during manufacturing and installation; and

  • .4 operation: operational limits and maintenance, including definition of operation and maintenance procedures, as well as data acquisition and assessment during operation.

Parent topic: 4 Process
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