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TESTING & VALIDATION

HOCl testing.
Evidence for
your decision.

Match test reports, validation and compliance documents to your equipment, application and market.

One document.
A specific question answered.

Start with what you need to establish. Different documents support different parts of a purchase decision.

Test report
What happened in a defined test?

Read the sample, method, conditions and results together. A result applies to the scope tested.

Certification
What standard and scope are covered?

Identify the holder and the covered product, process or management system.

Registration or authorization
What is permitted in this market?

Check the relevant record against the product, intended use and destination jurisdiction.

Site validation
Does the intended process meet its criteria?

Evaluate the application under agreed operating conditions, then plan routine verification.

TEST CATEGORIES IN XIAOYA PRODUCT MATERIAL

Choose the evidence
that fits the question.

Xiaoya provides testing for chlorine content and pH levels, metal corrosion, microbial presence, and on-site surface conditions. Please refer to the relevant supporting reports for the equipment in question and its intended application.

Identify the solution that was tested.

A chlorine or pH result characterizes the sample. It does not, on its own, establish a microbial reduction or approve an application.

Read in the report
Sample identity, measured chlorine quantity, method, units, pH and test date.
Match to your project
Proposed generator, feed route, settings and the solution conditions relevant to your use.
Understand the measured parameters

Keep the organism and test conditions together.

Xiaoya product material lists tests involving E. coli and S. aureus. The report, rather than the organism name alone, establishes the tested result.

Read in the report
Organism or strain, method, solution conditions, contact time, test environment and reported reduction.
Match to your project
Target organism, surface or liquid application, soil conditions and achievable contact time.

Review the material under the tested exposure.

Metal-corrosion testing is listed in Xiaoya product material. Its relevance depends on which material and exposure the report actually covers.

Read in the report
Material grade, surface condition, solution chemistry, temperature, exposure duration and evaluation method.
Match to your project
Actual wetted parts, seals, welds, cleaning cycles and whether contact is intermittent or continuous.
Review materials and operating conditions

Connect the evidence to the working environment.

Xiaoya product material includes surface-disinfection field testing. Check the tested surface and procedure before applying the findings to a different site.

Read in the report
Site conditions, surface, preparation, application procedure, sampling method and acceptance criteria.
Match to your project
Your equipment, hygiene procedure, operating schedule and representative sampling locations.
Plan the site validation

Read beyond
“passed”.

A useful report lets your team trace a result back to a sample, a method and the conditions of the test.

Ask for the complete document, including its conditions and attachments, rather than relying on a cropped result or certificate logo.

Explore technical documents

Five checks for a report review

  1. 01

    Document identity

    Report number, issuing organization, date and revision.

  2. 02

    Sample traceability

    What was tested and how it relates to the proposed equipment or generated solution.

  3. 03

    Method and conditions

    Test method, sample preparation and the conditions relevant to interpreting the result.

  4. 04

    Result and criteria

    Reported units, acceptance criteria and any limitations stated by the laboratory.

  5. 05

    Project relevance

    Which part of your intended use the report supports, and what still needs site evaluation.

From a laboratory result
to your operating process.

Define a site trial with your quality and engineering teams before treating equipment performance as proof of application performance.

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  1. BEFORE THE TRIAL

    Agree what success means.

    Define the intended task, acceptance criteria, test method and representative operating conditions.

  2. DURING THE TRIAL

    Record the actual procedure.

    Keep the solution conditions, preparation, application, contact time and sampling locations with the results.

  3. AFTER THE TRIAL

    Make the result operational.

    Review against the agreed criteria. Define routine checks and when changes require a new evaluation.

Equipment acceptance and application validation answer different questions.

Factory and site acceptance checks address the agreed equipment scope and operation.

Installation & commissioning

Match the document
to the destination and use.

For an overseas project, review the equipment, generated solution and intended application as distinct parts of the document package.

The equipment

Identify the model, configuration, manufacturer and the requirements covered by its documentation.

Does the document cover the quoted model?

The generated solution

Match its identity and intended claims to the relevant records and supporting test information.

Is the tested solution relevant to this supply?

The intended application

Review the destination market, use setting and application procedure with the responsible local team.

What requirements apply to this exact use?

Xiaoya provide CE-related, EMC and medical qualification materials. Tell us which certifications your market requires so we can review the applicable documents and any additional certification needs.

Questions before
you shortlist a system.

Does a chlorine reading prove disinfection?

No. It measures a property of the tested sample. Application performance also depends on the organism, procedure and operating conditions assessed by an appropriate test.

Does a laboratory test replace a site trial?

It can inform the trial, but may not represent your surface, water, organic load or operating procedure. Your team should define the evidence needed for the actual application.

What should I include when asking about reports?

Share the model or output requirement, destination country, intended application and the result you need to establish. Include any test method or document requirement specified by your customer or quality team.

PREPARE A USEFUL DOCUMENT REQUEST

Your model. Your market.
Your intended use.

Tell Xiaoya what your team needs to verify so the discussion can focus on the relevant equipment and evidence.

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