Examples of using Technical equivalence in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Technical equivalence- ECHA.
ECHA is responsible for assessing technical equivalence.
Technical Equivalence Assessment.
ECHA accepts the application andstarts to assess the technical equivalence.
Technical equivalence Application and assessment procedure.
ECHA further assesses technical equivalence and data sharing inquiries.
Companies will use electronic submission tools to apply for technical equivalence.
To assess the technical equivalence, companies need to submit an application through R4BP 3 to ECHA.
This graph shows an overview of the application procedure for technical equivalence. Steps.
Companies can ask ECHA to establish the technical equivalence or the chemical similarity of their active substance.
The data required to identify the active substance and to establish technical equivalence;
Technical equivalence is the similarity between two active substances in regard to their chemical composition and hazard profile.
The chemical similarity check is an assessment similar to the technical equivalence assessment described in Article 54 of the BPR.
In the assessment of technical equivalence, an active substance is compared to an already approved substance(reference active substance) to determine if they are equivalent.
ECHA also carries out the assessment of the technical equivalence dossiers and makes sure that the submission process proceeds within the set timelines.
The technical equivalence of an active substance needs to be assessed in the context of biocidal product authorisation when there has been a change….
Where it is necessary to establish the technical equivalence of active substances, the person seeking to establish that equivalence(‘the applicant') shall submit an application to the Agency.
Technical equivalence' means similarity, as regards the chemical composition and hazard profile, of a substance produced either from a source different to the reference source, or from the reference source but following a change to the manufacturing process and/or manufacturing location, compared to the substance of the reference source in respect of which the initial risk assessment was carried out.
Where it is necessary to establish the technical equivalence of active substances, the person seeking to establish that equivalence(‘the applicant') shall submit an application to the Agency.
The technical equivalence of an active substance needs to be assessed in the context of biocidal product authorisation when there has been a change in regard to the source of the active substance.
The chemical similarity check differs from the technical equivalence assessment under Article 54 of the BPR because a decision on the approval of the active substance has not yet been adopted and, therefore, the official reference source of the active substance is not yet established.
If technical equivalence cannot be established based in Tier I, the applicant may ask ECHA to perform a Tier II assessment based on the hazard profile using toxicological and eco-toxicological data.
The purpose of technical equivalence is to determine the similarity with regards to the chemical composition and hazard profile, of substances produced from a source different to the reference source or from the reference source but following a change to the manufacturing process and/or manufacturing location compared to the substance of the reference source in respect of which the initial risk assessment was carried out.
The chemical identity, quantity and technical equivalence of active substances in the biocidal product and, where appropriate, any toxicologically or ecotoxicologically significant and relevant impurities and non-active substances, and its residues of toxicological or environmental significance, which result from uses to be authorised, can be determined using analytical methods referred to in Annexes II and III to Regulation(EU) No 528/2012.
Identity, equivalence, physical, chemical and technical properties and analytical methods of active substances and plant protection products;
Member States shall ensure equivalence between the specifications of the technical material, as commercially manufactured, and those of the test material used in the toxicological studies.
Under EMIR the European Commission may request the European Securities and Markets Authority(“ESMA”)to provide technical advice as to the equivalence of some non-EU jurisdictions which host major derivatives markets or CCPs which have applied for recognition.
We are entitled to modify these terms andconditions unilaterally as needed in terms of fixing equivalence mandate or to adapt to changing legal or technical conditions.
EMIR requires the European Securities and Markets Authority(“ESMA”)to provide technical advice to the European Commission as to the equivalence of some non-EU jurisdictions which host major derivatives markets or CCPs which have applied for recognition.
In respect of the adoption of rules supplementing the rules laid down in this Directive on the technical requirements for collection and the equivalence of waste treatment when waste is shipped out of the Union, on the minimum requirements and methodology for calculating the financial guarantees, on the definition of‘very small volume WEEE' and of‘micro enterprises working on a very small surface area';