The first figure is the UTS of the bolt in hundreds of Mpa (so an 8.8 bolt fails at 800 Mpa) while the second figure is the percentage of UTS at which plastic deformation occurs, divided by 10. (so your 8.8 bolt stretches permanently at 80% of 800 Mpa, or 640 Mpa).
UTS stands for Ultimate Tensile Strength, which is the maximum amount of tensile (pulling) stress that a bolt can withstand before it fails or breaks. It is a critical measurement in bolt specifications, indicating the strength of the material used in the bolt. UTS is typically expressed in units such as megapascals (MPa) or pounds per square inch (psi) and helps engineers ensure that bolts can handle the loads they will encounter in practical applications.
UTS Online can be applied for at the UTS center itself on campus or at the official UTS website or international students may apply online at the UTS website.
UTs stand for untrainables. If you look on your horse's training stats the UTs are Intelligence and Personality.
UTs are Intelligence and Personalitiy.
UTS r five in India
UTS Gridiron was created in 1993.
UTS of 304L Stainless Steel is 586MPa UTS of 304 Stainless Steel is 621MPa
Dunston UTS F.C. was created in 1975.
You go to the website listed in the source links below And use the Horse Isle UTS Calculator Tool to calculate your horses UTS. UTs mean Untrainables. It means you can't train those 2 stats (Intelligence and Personality) for your horse(s). If a horse has maxed UTs then it'll probably do better than a horse with poor UTs depending on their other stats.
Calculating UTs is actually very simple. First, add together your horse's UTs (intelligence + personality). Add the UT's of that breed. Divide your horse's UTs by the breed max, and you'll get a decimal number. Multiply that by 100 and there is the percentage!
The acronym of UTS could stand for many different things, so it is almost impossible to determine the meaning without more information as to what the acronym UTS is referring to.