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 *distribution valves, distribution pipes and connectors;
 *reservoir and filters (if part of the system);
-*irrigation pipes and watering device s (emitters, mini sprinklers) by doing a Water Application Uniformity test (see Tool '''[[:File:MAINTAIN – Water Application Uniformity Guide V1.0.xlsx|MAINTAIN – Water Application Uniformity Field Guide]]''').
+*irrigation pipes and watering device s (emitters, mini sprinklers) by doing a Water Application Uniformity test (see Tool '''[[:File:MAINTAIN – Water Application Uniformity Guide version 3.0.xlsm|MAINTAIN – Water Application Uniformity Field Guide]]''').
 The system test for the aforementioned components includes:

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 '''Note: '''This calibration measurement is a time consuming exercise!
-Considerable differences between the designed and actual performance can be a sign for a poor design (collected data, poor choice of component, etc.) or poor workmanship. Quality of workmanship has a direct influence on system performance and sustainability, and poor workmanship can compromise even the best system components. The tool '''[[:File:SET UP – Workmanship Quality Checklist V1.0.xlsx|SET UP – Workmanship Quality Checklist]]''' comprises various workmanship indicators clustered into different categories. The purpose is to assess whether quality of installation adheres to best practices, safety requirements and overall installation sustainability.
+Considerable differences between the designed and actual performance can be a sign for a poor design (collected data, poor choice of component, etc.) or poor workmanship. Quality of workmanship has a direct influence on system performance and sustainability, and poor workmanship can compromise even the best system components. The tool '''[[:File:SET UP – Workmanship Quality Checklist version 3.0.xlsm|SET UP – Workmanship Quality Checklist]]''' comprises various workmanship indicators clustered into different categories. The purpose is to assess whether quality of installation adheres to best practices, safety requirements and overall installation sustainability.
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 *distribution valves, distribution pipes and connectors;
 *reservoir and filters (if part of the system);
-*irrigation pipes and watering device s (emitters, mini sprinklers) by doing a Water Application Uniformity test (see Tool '''[[:File:MAINTAIN – Water Application Uniformity Guide V0.2.xlsx|MAINTAIN – Water Application Uniformity Field Guide]]''').
+*irrigation pipes and watering device s (emitters, mini sprinklers) by doing a Water Application Uniformity test (see Tool '''[[:File:MAINTAIN – Water Application Uniformity Guide V1.0.xlsx|MAINTAIN – Water Application Uniformity Field Guide]]''').
 The system test for the aforementioned components includes:

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 '''Note: '''This calibration measurement is a time consuming exercise!
-Considerable differences between the designed and actual performance can be a sign for a poor design (collected data, poor choice of component, etc.) or poor workmanship. Quality of workmanship has a direct influence on system performance and sustainability, and poor workmanship can compromise even the best system components. The tool '''[[:File:SET UP – Workmanship Quality Checklist V0.2.xlsx|SET UP – Workmanship Quality Checklist]]''' comprises various workmanship indicators clustered into different categories. The purpose is to assess whether quality of installation adheres to best practices, safety requirements and overall installation sustainability.
+Considerable differences between the designed and actual performance can be a sign for a poor design (collected data, poor choice of component, etc.) or poor workmanship. Quality of workmanship has a direct influence on system performance and sustainability, and poor workmanship can compromise even the best system components. The tool '''[[:File:SET UP – Workmanship Quality Checklist V1.0.xlsx|SET UP – Workmanship Quality Checklist]]''' comprises various workmanship indicators clustered into different categories. The purpose is to assess whether quality of installation adheres to best practices, safety requirements and overall installation sustainability.
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 *Testing must include pressure and water discharge measurements in all irrigation sections.
 *Calibration of the irrigation discharge system is important to efficiently manage crop water distribution.
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	=== '''<span style="color: rgb(135, 150, 55);">5. System Test</span>''' ===		=== '''<span style="color: rgb(135, 150, 55);">5. System Test</span>''' ===

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 [[File:WaterflowGhana.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Measuring water flow (Source: Reinhold Schmidt)]] After the testing of the PV generator, the functionality of the other system components and their joint functionality must be checked and tested. This testing step should follow the same principles as the preceding PVP acceptance test. At least the following should be tested: