Maximum temperature means the instantaneous temperature not to be exceeded at
Maximum temperature means the instantaneous temperature not to be exceeded at any time.
Examples of Maximum temperature in a sentence
Maximum temperature of the bus and the connections shall not exceed 85 degrees centigrade.
Maximum temperature applies at any place in the plant and is declared on the CE Mark for the product.
Benthic assemblages within 500 m of MPA were dominated by polychaete worm families when surveyed in April 2013.
Maximum temperature is not critical provided the heat input during welding is not excessive.
Maximum temperature attained by any part of the Equipment at specified rating should not exceed the permissible limit as stipulate in the relevant standards.
More Definitions of Maximum temperature
Maximum temperature means minus 18 degrees centigrade or such colder temperature as (i) the Warehousing Provider may specify from time to time or (ii) may be required by law in relation to the cold storage and distribution of goods in the nature of the Goods.
Maximum temperature means the maximum temperature set out in the record referred to in section 5.13. (température maximale)
Maximum temperature. (Tmax) means the maximum temperature inside a compartment during testing and relates to the maximum temperature for testing energy consumption (average over time and over a set of sensors) or the instantaneous values over the test period, as set out in Annex IV, Table 3;
Maximum temperature. (Tmax) means the maximum temperature inside a compartment during storage testing;
Maximum temperature means the maximum temperature that is specified by the manufacturer in the plans and specifications accepted and registered by the provincial authorities and that is set out in the record referred to in section 5.18. (température maximale)
Maximum temperature means the maximum temperature set out in the record referred to in section 6.12; (température maximale)
Maximum temperature means the maximum temperature set out in the record referred to in Section 52;