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1 limit system
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2 limit
Iஎல்லைIIவரம்பு; எல்லைவரம்புIVஎல்லை, வரம்புVவரம்புVIஎல்லைவரையறை, எலலைஎல்லைIXஅளவு, வரம்புXவரம்புXIவரம்பு, எல்லைவரம்பு, மட்டுவரம்பு, எல்லைநோக்குXVமுன்னரங்கு -
3 limit gauge
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4 Limit design
நோக்குத்திட்டம், எல்லைவிதானம் -
5 Limit of elasticity
மீளியல்பெல்லை -
6 Limit of liquidity
திரவத்துவ எல்லை -
7 Limit of plasticity
நெகிழ்வு எல்லை -
8 Limit of proportionality
விகிதசமத்துவ எல்லை -
9 Limit of weight
நிறை எல்லை -
10 Limit switch
நோக்குச்சுவிச்சு, எல்லை ஆளி -
11 Limit system
எல்லை முறை -
12 amount limit
அளவு வரம்பு -
13 average outgoing quality limit
சராசா¤ வெளியேறுதரவரம்பு -
14 fatigue limit
அயா¢வு வரம்பு -
15 elastic limit
Iமீள்சத்தியெல்லைIIமீட்சி எல்லைமீள்சத்தியெல்லைIVமீள் எல்லைVமீள் சக்தி எல்லைVIமீட்சி எல்லைமீள் திறன் எல்லைமீட்சி எல்லை, மீள்மை எல்லைIXமீட்சி வரம்புXமீள்மை எல்லைXIமீட்சி எல்லைமீள் எல்லைநெகிழ்வுமீளெல்லைமீள்சத்தியெல்லைXVமீள்சத்தியெல்லை -
16 Consistency limit or Atterberg limit
இசைவு எல்லை, அற்றபேக்கு எல்லைEnglish-Tamil dictionary > Consistency limit or Atterberg limit
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17 endurance limit
Iதாங்கும் எல்லைIIஅயா¢ எல்லைஅயா¢வு எல்லைIVஅயா¢வு எல்லை -
18 liquid limit
Iநீர்ம வரம்புIIநீர்ம வரம்புநீர்ம எ£¤பொருள் ராக்கெட்IVநீர்ம வரம்பு -
19 plastic limit
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20 proportional limit
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