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Subject maximum residue limits

Annex II Substances not subject to a maximum residue limit Annex III Pharmacologically active substances used in veterinary medicine for which a provisional maximum residue limit has been fixed Annex IV Pharmacologically active substances for which no maximum residue limit can be fixed. [Pg.114]

Serviceability limits are considered to determine performance of the product when subjected to service loads and environments. Service conditions represent those maximum or limiting conditions that are expected in service. Examples of serviceability limits that should be considered in the design of RPs include residual deformation, buckling or wrinkling, deflection and deformation, thermal stress and strain, crazing, and weeping. [Pg.21]


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