Dv test energieopslag

What is DV & PV Testing?

Testing is divided into DV and PV. DV stands for Design Verification, and it can be either prototype or tooling parts. PV stands for Product Verification, and it must be tooled parts produced on the supplier’s mass production line. After PV, the parts undergo PPAP approval, granting them the qualification for mass production and supply.

What is DV testing?

DV Testing: The primary objective of DV testing is to comprehensively assess the early-stage design, including its structure, materials, functionality, performance, and to identify any design issues, which are subsequently rectified to support the generation of TG2 data and the development of later-stage tooling components.

What is a DV plan?

The DV plan documents the timing and requirements for the DV testing including what tests will be performed, the order they will be performed in. The plan includes the following: Specification – The specification for how the test is run. This may be from the customer or it may be an international standard such as ISO-16750

What is a DV report?

The DV report provides a clear picture of the status of the DV that is understandable by all stakeholders including management, the customer and team members. It also provides clear documentation of the design testing if issues arise later in the product life.

What is design verification (DV)?

Design of a high-quality product requires verification that the design meets the requirements including safety, functionality, performance, and reliability. The process for doing this verification is called Design Verification (DV).

What is a design verification plan (DVP)?

Once the design and safety requirements are fully determined the first step of DV is developing the design verification plan (DVP) f rom the design and safety requirements. The DVP includes acceptance criteria for the tests to show that the design meets the requirements.