Examples of using A limit value in English and their translations into French
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A limit value of between 16 and 60 pulses/ minute cannot be entered because the measurement accuracy required for control is no longer available in this range.
the analog output takes a value greater than the full-scale value of the analog output up to a limit value saturation.
annex V sets a limit value of 50 mg/m3 for particulate emissions for solid and liquid fuels for this category.
abnormalities via SMS or e-mail in the event of a limit value being exceeded or unusual operating behaviour.
lead exposure exceeding a limit value of 0.02 mg/m³ and work involving particular physical strain.
A limit value is considered to be met if the result of the measurement, from which the inaccuracy of the measurement method is subtracted,
there can be programmed a limit value for volume after which a pulse with a programmable length(“pulse on”) will be generated.
increases up to a limit value that corresponds to its life expectancy.
As most European countries do not have a limit value for exposure to diesel exhausts in the workplace,
For the purpose of section A limit value means the quantity of a solid substance contained in the waste gases from an installation that is not to be exceeded.
Trade union organisations believe that workers exposed to DEEEs should be included among those covered by the provisions of the Directive, and that a limit value should be set with the aim of significantly reducing current levels of exposure.
plants(of between 50 and 100 MW), Denmark specified a limit value for cadmium and mercury emissions at 0.1 mg/m3 for its heavy oil combustion plants.
plants(of between 50 and 100 MW), while Denmark specified a limit value for cadmium and mercury emissions at 0.1 mg/m3 for its heavy oil combustion plants.
must not exceed a limit value- generally set at 28 C in France- regardless of the prevailing conditions upstream.
A Limit values refer to an oxygen content of 8% for continuous melting
it reached a limiting value in the vicinity of 3.0.
For the purpose of section A, limit value means the quantity of a gaseous substance contained in the waste gases from an installation that is not to be exceeded.
A Limit values for total emissions of VOCs from installations treating single batches of seeds
OPIDIN will be of a limited value for these farmers, since the water level in these water bodies will usually be not connected to the river system,
This type of product, however, only offers a limited added value for the relevant insureds, for whom the protection is well often not very transparent(inasmuch as the borrowers are not always aware they are benefiting from insurance), ceases at the same time the loan does and only provides a limited value to the family coping with a death.