Proclim ATOM VRF Multi 2020 - Compressed

R410A
Commercial Air Conditioners
Engineering Data
Series
Model:
PDV-V28W/DHN1(At)
PDV-V36W/DHN1(At)
PDV-V42W/DHN1(At)
PDV-V48W/DHN1(At)
PDV-V56W/DHN1(At)
Atom Series VRF 50/60Hz
CONTENTS
Part 1 General Information ............................................................................ 3
Part 2 Outdoor Unit Engineering Data ....................................................... 13
Part 3 System Design and Installation ........................................................ 69
CONTENTS
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Proclim Atom Series Engineering Data Book
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Part 1
General Information
1 Indoor and Outdoor Unit Capacities ........................................................ 4
2 External Appearance ............................................................................... 5
3 Nomenclature ......................................................................................... 6
4 Combination Ratio .................................................................................. 7
5 Selection Procedure ................................................................................ 8
Part 1 – General Information
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1 Indoor and Outdoor Unit Capacities
1.1 Indoor Units
Table 1-1.1: Indoor unit abbreviation codes
Abbreviation code Type
Q1 One-way Cassette
Q4C Compact Four-way Cassette
Q4 Four-way Cassette
T2 Medium Static Pressure Duct
G Wall-mounted
Table 1-1.2: Indoor unit capacity range

Capacity Capacity
Q1 Q4C Q4 T2 G
kBtu/h kW HP index
Proclim Atom Series VRF Engineering Data Book
6 1.8 0.6 6 6 — — — —
7 2.2 0.8 7 7 7 — 7 7
9 2.8 1 9 9 9 9 9 9
12 3.6 1.25 12 12 12 12 12 12
15 4.5 1.6 15 15 15 15 15 15
18 5.6 2 18 18 — 18 18 18
24 7.1 2.5 24 24 — 24 24 24
28 8.0 3 28 — — 28 28 28
32 9.0 3.2 32 — — 32 32 32
36 10.0 3.6 36 — — 36 — —
40 11.2 4 40 — — 40 40 —
48 14.0 5 48 — — 48 48 —
56 16.0 6 56 — — — 56 —
Notes:
1. Atom series indoor units could connect to Atom series outdoor units.
1.2 Outdoor Units

Table 1-1.3: Outdoor unit capacity range
Capacity (kBtu/h) Model Name
28 pdv-V28W/DHN1(At)
Notes:
1. Atom series outdoor units could not be combined.
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2 External Appearance
2.1 Indoor Units
Table 1-2.1: Indoor unit appearance
One-way Cassette Four-way Cassette
Q1 Q4
Compact Four-way Cassette Wall-mounted
Q4C G
Medium Static Pressure Duct
T2

2.2 Outdoor Units
Table 1-2.2: Outdoor unit appearance
28 kBtu/h 36/42 kBtu/h 48/56 kBtu/h
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3 Nomenclature
3.1 Indoor Units
pdv - D 09 Q4 / N1 - E (At)
① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦
Legend
No. Code Remarks
1 pdv Proclim VRF
2 D VRF indoor unit
3 09 Capacity index (the capacity in kBtu/h)
Indoor unit type
Q1: One-way Cassette
Q4C: Compact Four-way Cassette

4 Q4
Q4: Four-way Cassette
T2: Medium Static Pressure Duct
G: Wall Mounted
5 N1 Refrigerant type (N1: R410A)
6 E Design code
7 At Atom series
3.2 Outdoor Units

PDV - V 28 W / D H N1 (At)
① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧
Legend
No. Code Remarks
1 pdv ProclimVRF
2 V All DC inverter
3 28 Capacity index (the capacity in kBtu/h)
4 W VRF outdoor unit
5 D DC inverter compressor
Power supply
6 H Omit: 1 phase, 220-240V, 50Hz
H: 1 phase, 220-240V, 50/60Hz
7 N1 Refrigerant type (N1: R410A)
8 At Atom series
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4 Combination Ratio
Sum of capacity indexes of the indoor units

Combination ratio =
Capacity index of the outdoor unit
Table 1-4.1: Indoor and outdoor unit combination ratio limitations
Type Minimum combination ratio Maximum combination ratio

Atom Series outdoor units 45% 130%
Table 1-4.2: Combinations of Indoor and outdoor units

Outdoor unit capacity Sum of capacity indexes of
Number of connected
Capacity connected indoor units (standard
kBtu/h indoor units
index indoor units only)
28 28 12.6 to 36.4 1-4
36 36 16.2 to 46.8 1-6
42 42 18.9 to 54.6 1-7
48 48 21.6 to 62.4 1-8
56 56 25.2 to 72.8 1-9
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5 Selection Procedure
5.1 Procedure
Step 1: Establish design conditions
Design temperature and humidity (indoor and outdoor)

Required heat load of each room
System peak load
Piping length, level differences
Indoor unit specifications (type and quantity)
Step 2: Select indoor units
Decide indoor unit safety factor

Select indoor unit models ensuring that:

Indoor unit capacity corrected for indoor air temperature WB1 ≥ Required heat load × Indoor unit safety factor
Step 3: Select outdoor unit
Determine required total heat load on the outdoor unit
Use the sum of the peak load of each room Use the system peak load
Provisionally select outdoor unit capacity based on combination ratio limitations
Confirm that the number of indoor units connected to the outdoor unit is within limitation
Correct cooling and heating capacities of the outdoor unit for the following items:
Outdoor air temperature / Indoor air temperature WB / Combination ratio / Piping length, level difference
/ Piping heat loss / Frost accumulation (for heating capacity only)
No
Is corrected outdoor unit capacity ≥ Required total heat load on outdoor unit?
Yes
VRF system selection is complete

Notes:
1. If the indoor design temperature falls between two temperatures listed in the indoor unit's capacity table, calculate the corrected capacity by interpolation.
If the indoor unit selection is to be based on total heat load and sensible heat load, select indoor units which satisfy not only the total heat load requirements
of each room but also the sensible heat load requirements of each room. As with total heat capacity, the sensible heat capacity of indoor units should be
corrected for indoor temperature, interpolating where necessary. For the indoor unit capacity tables, refer to the indoor unit technical manuals.
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5.2 Example
The following is a selection example based on total heat load for cooling.
Figure 1-5.1: Room plan

Room B Room C
Room A
Room D
Step 1: Establish design conditions

 Indoor air temperature 25°C DB, 18°C WB; outdoor air temperature 33°C DB.
 Determine peak load of each room and system peak load. As shown in Table 1-5.1, the system peak load is 10.5kW.
Table 1-5.1: Required heat load of each room (kW)

Time Room A Room B Room C Room D Total
9:00 2.5 1.6 1.6 1.6 7.3
12:00 3.2 2.4 2.4 2.4 10.4
14:00 3.1 2.4 2.4 2.6 10.5
16:00 3.1 2.3 2.3 2.3 10

 The maximum piping lengths and level differences in this example are as given in Figure 1-5.2.
Figure 1-5.2: System diagram
Outdoor
Unit
Level Equivalent length of piping 50m

difference
20m
Indoor Indoor Indoor Indoor
Unit Unit Unit Unit
 Indoor unit type for all rooms: Medium Static Pressure Duct (T2).
Step 2: Select indoor units

 In this example, a safety factor is not used (i.e. the safety factor is 1).
 Select indoor unit models using the medium static pressure duct cooling capacity table. Each indoor unit's corrected
capacity needs to be greater than or equal to the peak load of the relevant room. The selected indoor units are shown
in Table 1-5.3.
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Table 1-5.2: Extract from medium static pressure duct (T2) cooling capacity table
Indoor air temperature
Capacity
14°C WB 16°C WB 18°C WB 19°C WB 20°C WB 22°C WB 24°C WB
Model index
20°C DB 23°C DB 26°C DB 27°C DB 28°C DB 30°C DB 32°C DB
kBtu/h kW×10 TC SHC TC SHC TC SHC TC SHC TC SHC TC SHC TC SHC
7 22 1.5 1.4 1.8 1.5 2.1 1.6 2.2 1.6 2.3 1.7 2.4 1.5 2.4 1.5
9 28 1.9 1.7 2.3 1.9 2.6 2.1 2.8 2.1 3.0 2.1 3.1 2.0 3.1 1.9
12 36 2.5 2.1 2.9 2.3 3.4 2.5 3.6 2.6 3.8 2.7 4.2 2.8 3.9 2.3
15 45 3.1 2.6 3.7 2.8 4.2 3.1 4.5 3.2 4.8 3.2 4.9 3.1 5.1 2.9
18 56 3.9 3.0 4.6 3.3 5.3 3.6 5.6 3.7 5.9 3.8 6.2 3.7 6.2 3.4
T2
24 71 4.9 3.9 5.8 4.3 6.7 4.7 7.1 4.9 7.5 4.8 7.8 4.6 7.8 4.3
28 80 5.5 4.4 6.6 4.9 7.5 5.3 8.0 5.5 8.4 5.5 8.8 5.2 8.8 4.8
32 90 6.2 5.3 7.3 5.8 8.4 6.3 9.0 6.4 9.6 6.5 9.9 6.1 9.9 5.7
40 112 7.7 6.4 9.1 7.1 10.5 7.7 11.2 7.8 11.9 8.1 12.5 7.8 12.5 7.4
48 140 9.7 7.8 11.3 8.6 13.2 9.6 14.0 9.8 14.8 9.8 15.7 9.7 15.4 8.8
Abbreviations:
TC: Total capacity (kW); SHC: Sensible heat capacity (kW)
Table 1-5.3: Selected indoor units
Room A Room B Room C Room D
Peak heat load (kW) 3.1 2.4 2.4 2.6
Selected indoor unit PDV-D12T2/N1-DA5(At) PDV-D09T2/N1-DA5(At) PDV-D09T2/N1-DA5(At) PDV-D09T2/N1-DA5(At)
Corrected TC (kW) 3.6 2.8 2.8 2.8
Step 3: Select outdoor unit

 Determine the required total heat load from the indoor units to the outdoor unit based on either the sum of the peak
loads of each room or the system peak load. In this example, it is determined based on the system peak load. Therefore,
the required heat load is 10.5kW.
 Provisionally select an outdoor unit using the sum of the capacity indexes (CIs) of the selected indoor units (as shown
in Table 1-5.4), ensuring that the combination ratio is between 50% and 130%. Refer to Table 1-5.5. As the sum of CIs
of the indoor units is 120, all outdoor units are potentially suitable except 8kW. Start from the smaller, which is the
10kW unit.
Table 1-5.4: Sum of indoor unit capacity indexes

Model Capacity Index No. of units
PDV-D12T2/N1-DA5(At) 36 1
PDV-D09T2/N1-DA5(At) 28 3
Sum of CIs 120
Table 1-5.5: Combinations of Indoor and outdoor units

Outdoor unit capacity Sum of capacity indexes of
Capacity connected indoor units
kBtu/h
index (standard indoor units only)
28 28 14 to 36.4
36 36 18 to 46.8
42 42 21 to 54.6
48 48 24 to 62.4
56 56 28 to 72.8
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 The number of connected indoor units is 4 and the maximum number of connected indoor units on the 10kW
outdoor unit is 6, so the number of connected indoor units is within the limitation.
 Calculate the corrected capacity of the outdoor unit:
a) The sum of the indoor unit CIs is 120 and the CI of the 10kW outdoor unit is 100, so the combination ratio is 120 /
100 = 120%.
b) Using the outdoor unit’s cooling capacity table, interpolate to obtain the capacity (“B”) corrected for outdoor
air temperature, indoor air temperature, and combination ratio. Refer to Tables 1-5.6 and 1-5.7.
Table 1-5.6: Extract from Table 2-7.2 pdv-V36W/DHN1(At) Table 1-5.7: Cooling capacity calculated by interpolation
cooling capacity
Indoor air temp. Indoor air temp.
Outdoor (°C DB / °C WB) Outdoor (°C DB / °C WB)
air 25.8 / 18.0 air 25.8 / 18.0
CR CR
temp. temp.
(°C DB) TC PI (°C DB) TC PI
kW kW kW kW
31 10.56 2.50
120% 33 10.44 2.59 120% 33 10.44 2.59
35 10.22 2.68
B =10.44
31 10.33 2.44
110% 33 10.22 2.57 110% 33 10.22 2.57
35 10.00 2.66

c) Find the correction factor for piping length and level difference (“K1”)
Figure 1-5.3: Atom rate of change in cooling capacity
d) Calculate the corrected capacity of pdv-V36W/DHN1(At) (“C”) by using K1:
C = B × K1 = 10.44 × 0.968 =10.1kW
 The corrected capacity 10.1 kW is lower than required total heat load 10.5kW, so selection is not complete. Step 3
should be repeated from the point where the outdoor unit capacity is provisionally selected.
Repeat Step 3: Select outdoor unit

 Determine the required total heat load from the indoor units to the outdoor unit based on either the sum of the peak
loads of each room or the system peak load. In this example, it is determined based on the system peak load. Therefore,
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the required heat load is 10.5kW.
 Provisionally select an outdoor unit using the sum of the capacity indexes (CIs) of the selected indoor units (as
shown in Table 1-5.5), ensuring that the combination ratio is between 50% and 130%. Refer to Table 1-5.6. As the
sum of CIs of the indoor units is 120. For the 10kW unit is not suitable, try to select 12kW unit.
 The number of connected indoor units is 4 and the maximum number of connected indoor units on the 12kW
outdoor unit is 7, so the number of connected indoor units is within the limitation.
 Calculate the corrected capacity of the outdoor unit:
a) The sum of the indoor unit CIs is 120 and the CI of the 12kW outdoor unit is 120, so the combination ratio is 120 /
120 = 100%.
b) Using the outdoor unit’s cooling capacity table, interpolate to obtain the capacity (“B”) corrected for outdoor
air temperature, indoor air temperature, and combination ratio. Refer to Tables 1-5.8 and 1-5.9.
Table 1-5.8: Extract from Table 2-7.3 pdv-V42W/DHN1(At) Table 1-5.9: Cooling capacity calculated by interpolation
cooling capacity
Indoor air temp. Indoor air temp.
Outdoor (°C DB / °C WB) Outdoor (°C DB / °C WB)
air 25.8 / 18.0 air 25.8 / 18.0

CR CR
temp. temp.
(°C DB) TC PI (°C DB) TC PI
kW kW kW kW
31 11.2 2.46
100% 33 11.2 2.63 100% 33 11.2 2.76
35 11.2 2.80
B = 11.2
31 10.1 2.11
90% 33 10.1 2.26 90% 33 10.1 2.37
35 10.1 2.40
c) Find the correction factor for piping length and level difference (“K1”)
Figure 1-5.4: Atom rate of change in cooling capacity
d) Calculate the corrected capacity of pdv-V42W/DHN1(At) (“C”) by using K1:
C = B × K1 = 11.2 × 0.968 =10.84kW
 The corrected capacity 10.84 kW is larger than required total heat load 10.5kW, so selection is complete.
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Part 2
Outdoor Unit
Engineering Data
1 Specifications ........................................................................................ 14
2 Dimensions ........................................................................................... 15
Part 2 - Outdoor Unit Engineering Data

3 Installation Space Requirements ........................................................... 17
4 Piping Diagrams .................................................................................... 18
5 Wiring Diagrams .................................................................................... 20
6 Electrical Characteristics ........................................................................ 23
7 Capacity Tables...................................................................................... 24
8 Operating Limits .................................................................................... 65
9 Sound Levels ......................................................................................... 66
10 Accessories.......................................................................................... 68
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1 Specifications
PDV-V28W/DHN1(At) / PDV-V36W/DHN1(At) / PDV-V42W/DHN1(At)
Table 2-1.1: 28/36/42 model specifications
Model PDV-V28W/DHN1(At) PDV-V36W/DHN1(At) PDV-V42W/DHN1(At)
Power supply V-Ph-Hz 220-240/1/ 50(60)
kBtu/h 28 36 42
Capacity
kW 8 10 12
Cooling1
Input kW 2.1 2.66 3.31
EER kW/ KW 3.81 3.76 3.63
kBtu/h 32 42 48
Capacity
kW 9 12 14
Heating2
Input kW 2.04 3.15 3.64
COP kW/ kW 4.41 3.81 3.85
Connectable Total capacity 45~130% of outdoor unit capacity
indoor unit Quantity 1~4 1~6 1~7

Type DC inverter DC inverter DC inverter
Compressor Quantity 1 1 1
Oil type RB74AF RB74AF RB74AF
Motor type DC motor DC motor DC motor
Fan Quantity 1 1 1
Output W 80 170 170
Outdoor air flow m3/h 3700 5200 5000
Sound pressure level3 dB(A) 54 54 56
Net dimensions (W×H×D)4 mm 910 x 712 x 426 950 x 840 x 440 950 x 840 x 440
Packed dimensions (W×H×D) mm 1045 x 810 x 485 1025 x950 x 510 1025 x950 x 510
Net weight kg 53 71.5 83
Gross weight kg 57.5 81 92
Type R410A R410A R410A
Refrigerant Factory charge g 2200 2350 3000
Throttle type Electronic expansion valve
Liquid pipe mm Ф9.53 Ф9.53 Ф9.53
Pipe connections
Gas pipe mm Ф15.9 Ф15.9 Ф15.9
Ambient Temp. Cooling oC -5~55
operation range Heating oC -15~27
Notes:
1. The cooling conditions: indoor temp: 27 oC DB (80.6 oF), 19 oC WB (66.2 oF) outdoor temp: 35 oC DB (95 oF) equivalent pipe length: 5m drop length: 0m.
2. The heating conditions: indoor temp: 20 oC DB (68 oF), 15 oC WB (44.6 oF) outdoor temp.: 7 oC DB (42.8 oF) equivalent pipe length: 5m drop length: 0m.
3. Sound level: Anechoic chamber conversion value, measured at a point 1 m in front of the unit at a height of 1m for 28/26 model, 1.2m for 42 model. During
actual operation, these values are normally somewhat higher as a result of ambient conditions.
4. Diameters given are those of the unit's stop valves.
5. The above data may be changed without notice for future improvement on quality and performance.
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PDV-V48W/DHN1(At) / PDV-V56W/DHN1(At)
Table 2-1.2: 48/52 model specifications
Model PDV-V48W/DHN1(At) PDV-V56W/DHN1(At)
Power supply V-Ph-Hz 220-240/1/ 50(60)
kBtu/h 48 56
Capacity
kW 14 15.5
Cooling1
Input kW 3.97 4.87
EER kW/ KW 3.53 3.18
kBtu/h 56 63
Capacity
kW 16 18
Heating2
Input kW 3.98 4.82
COP kW/ kW 4.02 3.73
Connectable Total capacity 45~130% of outdoor unit capacity
indoor unit Quantity 1~8 1~9
Type DC inverter DC inverter
Compressor Quantity 1 1

Oil type RB74AF RB74AF
Motor type DC motor DC motor
Fan Quantity 1 1
Output W 170 170
Outdoor air flow m3/h 5400 5200
Sound pressure level3 dB(A) 56 56
Net dimensions (W×H×D)4 mm 1040 x 865 x 523 1040 x 865 x 523
Packed dimensions (W×H×D) mm 1120 x 980 x 560 1120 x 980 x 560
Net weight kg 90.4 94.4
Gross weight kg 100.4 104.4
Type R410A R410A
Refrigerant Factory charge g 3400 3800
Throttle type Electronic expansion valve
Liquid pipe mm Ф9.53 Ф9.53
Pipe connections
Gas pipe mm Ф15.9 Ф19.1
Cooling oC -5~55
Ambient Temp.
operation range Heating oC -15~27
Notes:
1. The cooling conditions: indoor temp: 27 oC DB (80.6 oF), 19 oC WB (66.2 oF) outdoor temp: 35 oC DB (95 oF) equivalent pipe length: 5m drop length: 0m.
2. The heating conditions: indoor temp: 20 oC DB (68 oF), 15 oC WB (44.6 oF) outdoor temp.: 7 oC DB (42.8 oF) equivalent pipe length: 5m drop length: 0m.
3. Sound level: Anechoic chamber conversion value, measured at a point 1 m in front of the unit at a height of 1m for 28/26 model, 1.2m for 42 model. During
actual operation, these values are normally somewhat higher as a result of ambient conditions.
4. Diameters given are those of the unit's stop valves.
5. The above data may be changed without notice for future improvement on quality and performance.
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2 Dimensions (unit: mm)
Figure 2-2.1: 28 model front view dimensions Figure 2-2.2: 28 model top view dimensions
Figure 2-2.3: 28/36 model front view Dimensions Figure 2-2.4: 28/36 model front top Dimensions
Procllim Atom Series Engineering Data Book
Figure 2-2.5: 48/56 model front view Dimensions Figure 2-2.6: 48/56 model front top Dimensions
Model A B C D E F G H I
28 910 982 390 345 120 663 712 375 426
36/42 950 / 406 360 175 590 840 390 440
48/56 1040 1053 452 410 191 656 865 463 523
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3 Installation Space Requirements
Figure 2-3.1: Single unit installation top view (unit: mm) Figure 2-3.2: Single unit installation side view (unit: mm)
Figure 2-3.3: Multiple unit installation top view (unit: mm)

Figure 2-3.4: Multiple unit installation side view (unit: mm)
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4 Piping Diagrams
Figure 2-4.1: 28 model Piping diagram
Figure 2-4.2: 36/42 model Piping diagram
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Figure 2-4.3: 48/56 model Piping diagram
Accumulator

Key components:
1. Oil separator:
Separates oil from gas refrigerant pumped out of the compressor and quickly returns it to the compressor. Separation
efficiency is up to 99%.
2. Gas-liquid separator:
Stores liquid refrigerant and oil to protect compressor from liquid hammering.
3. Electronic expansion valve (EXV):
Controls refrigerant flow and reduces refrigerant pressure.
4. Four-way valve(ST1):
Controls refrigerant flow direction. Closed in cooling mode and open in heating mode. When closed, the heat exchanger
functions as a condenser; when open, the heat exchanger functions as an evaporator.
5. High and low pressure switches:
Regulate system pressure. When system pressure rises above the upper limit or falls below the lower limit, the high or
low pressure switches turn off, stopping the compressor. After 5 minutes, the compressor restarts.
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5 Wiring Diagrams
Figure 2-5.1: 28 model wiring diagram
Component code Description Component code Description

CH1-CH5 Magnetic ring RY1 Relay
COMP. Compressor STF1 Four-way valve
EEV Electronic expansion valve K1 Compressor top thermostat
DCFAN DC fan TP Outdoor discharge temperature sensor
HEAT Crankcase heater TL Refrigerant radiator temperature sensor
H-PRO High pressure on/off switch XT1 3-slot power supply terminal
L-PRP Low pressure on/off switch T3 Outdoor heat exchanger temperature sensor
XP1-XP7/XS1-XS7 Terminal block T4 Outdoor ambient temperature sensor
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Figure 2-5.2: 36/42 model wiring diagram

BR Rectifier bridge stacking RL1 Relay
CH1-CH6 Magnetic ring STF1 Four-way valve
COMP. Compressor T3 Outdoor heat exchanger temperature sensor
CT1 AC current transformer T4 Outdoor ambient temperature sensor
D502,D503 Fast-recover diode T5 Discharge temperature sensor
EEV Electronic expansion valve T6 T6 dedicated line group
FAN DC fan TL Refrigerant radiator temperature sensor
FUSE1-FUSE2 Fuse AP1 Main control board
HEAT1 Crankcase heater AP2 Spot check board
HS Radiator XT1 3-slot power supply terminal
H-PRO High pressure switch XP Connecting terminal
L-PRO Low pressure switch Q502,Q503 IGBT
L502,L503 PFC inductor IPM Inverter module
NF Filter assembly
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Figure 2-5.3: 48/56 model wiring diagram
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XT1 3-slot power supply terminal H-PRO High pressure switch
XT2 Communication converter board L-PRO Low pressure switch
CHI-CH4 Magnetic ring STF1 Four-way valve
COMP. Compressor T3 Outdoor heat exchanger temperature sensor
CT1 AC current transformer T4 Outdoor ambient temperature sensor
EEV1 Electronic expansion valve T5 Discharge temperature sensor
FAN1 Upper fan TF Radiator surface temperature sensor
FAN2 Lower fan TL Refrigerant radiator temperature sensor
HEAT1 Crankcase heater
6 Electrical Characteristics
Table 2-6.1: Outdoor unit electrical characteristics
Power Supply1 Compressor OFM

Model Min. Max.
Hz Volts MCA2 TOCA3 MFA4 MSC5 RLA6 kW FLA
volts volts
PDV-V28W/DHN1(At) 50/60Hz 220-240 198 264 21.25 18.1A 25A Soft start 9.45 0.08 1.0
PDV-V36W/DHN1(At) 50/60Hz 220-240 198 264 28.75 24A 32A Soft start 9.45 0.17 1.52
PDV-V42W/DHN1(At) 50/60Hz 220-240 198 264 35 29A 32A Soft start 15.5 0.17 1.52
Abbreviations:
MCA: Minimum Circuit Amps; TOCA: Total Over-current Amps; MFA: Maximum Fuse Amps; MSC: Maximum Starting Current (A); RLA: Rated Load Amps; FLA: Full
Load Amps
Notes:
1. Units are suitable for use on electrical systems where voltage supplied to unit terminals is not below or above listed range limits. Maximum allowable voltage
variation between phases is 2%.
2. Select wire size based on the value of MCA.
3. TOCA indicates the total overcurrent amps value of each OC set.
4. MFA is used to select overcurrent circuit breakers and residual-current circuit breakers.
5. MSC indicates the maximum current on compressor start-up in amps.
6. RLA is based on the following conditions: indoor temperature 27°C DB, 19°C WB; outdoor temperature 35°C DB.
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7 Capacity Tables
7.1 Cooling Capacity Tables
Table 2-7.1: PDV-V28W/DHN1(At) cooling capacity
Combination Indoor temperature(°C DB/WB)
Outdoor DB:20.8,WB:14 DB:23.3,WB:16 DB:25.8,WB:18 DB:27,WB:19 DB:28.2,WB:20 DB:30.7,WB:22 DB:32,WB:24
(%)
temperature
(Capacity TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI
(°C DB)
index) kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW
-5 7.00 0.86 8.33 1.05 9.67 1.13 10.11 1.17 10.56 1.20 10.78 1.31 11.11 1.32
-2 7.00 0.86 8.33 1.07 9.67 1.13 10.11 1.18 10.56 1.20 10.78 1.32 11.11 1.33
0 7.00 0.88 8.33 1.09 9.67 1.17 10.11 1.24 10.56 1.27 10.78 1.34 11.11 1.35
2 7.00 0.89 8.33 1.09 9.67 1.20 10.11 1.31 10.56 1.29 10.78 1.35 11.11 1.37
4 7.00 0.91 8.33 1.11 9.67 1.24 10.11 1.32 10.56 1.30 10.78 1.37 11.11 1.40
6 7.00 0.92 8.33 1.14 9.67 1.29 10.11 1.33 10.44 1.34 10.67 1.39 11.00 1.41
8 7.00 0.94 8.33 1.16 9.67 1.36 10.11 1.39 10.33 1.39 10.56 1.40 10.89 1.42
10 7.00 0.96 8.33 1.18 9.67 1.41 10.11 1.44 10.22 1.42 10.44 1.42 10.67 1.45
12 7.00 0.98 8.33 1.20 9.67 1.44 9.89 1.45 10.11 1.44 10.33 1.44 10.56 1.46
14 7.00 1.00 8.33 1.23 9.67 1.45 9.78 1.48 9.89 1.45 10.22 1.46 10.44 1.50
16 7.00 1.02 8.33 1.25 9.56 1.47 9.67 1.50 9.78 1.50 10.11 1.48 10.33 1.52
18 7.00 1.04 8.33 1.28 9.44 1.50 9.56 1.51 9.67 1.51 9.89 1.53 10.22 1.54
20 7.00 1.06 8.33 1.36 9.33 1.57 9.44 1.58 9.56 1.59 9.78 1.61 10.11 1.62
21 7.00 1.09 8.33 1.41 9.22 1.61 9.33 1.62 9.44 1.63 9.78 1.65 10.00 1.66
23 7.00 1.18 8.33 1.51 9.11 1.69 9.22 1.70 9.33 1.71 9.56 1.71 9.89 1.73
130%
25 7.00 1.25 8.33 1.62 9.00 1.75 9.11 1.76 9.22 1.78 9.44 1.79 9.78 1.81
27 7.00 1.34 8.33 1.73 8.89 1.83 9.00 1.84 9.11 1.85 9.33 1.87 9.56 1.89
29 7.00 1.43 8.33 1.85 8.67 1.91 8.78 1.92 9.00 1.93 9.22 1.95 9.44 1.97
31 7.00 1.52 8.33 1.96 8.56 1.98 8.67 1.99 8.78 2.00 9.11 2.02 9.33 2.04
33 7.00 1.62 8.22 2.03 8.44 2.05 8.56 2.06 8.67 2.08 9.00 2.10 9.22 2.12
35 7.00 1.73 8.11 2.11 8.33 2.13 8.44 2.14 8.56 2.16 8.78 2.18 9.11 2.21
37 7.00 1.84 7.89 2.19 8.22 2.21 8.33 2.22 8.44 2.23 8.67 2.25 8.89 2.28
39 7.00 1.96 7.78 2.21 8.11 2.28 8.22 2.29 8.33 2.31 8.56 2.33 8.78 2.36
41 7.00 2.06 7.67 2.23 8.00 2.30 8.11 2.32 8.22 2.33 8.44 2.34 8.44 2.39
43 7.00 2.11 7.67 2.23 7.89 2.31 8.11 2.33 8.11 2.33 8.33 2.34 8.33 2.39
45 7.00 2.22 7.67 2.25 7.89 2.33 8.00 2.34 8.00 2.34 8.11 2.35 8.22 2.44
48 7.00 2.29 7.56 2.33 7.67 2.35 7.89 2.36 7.89 2.37 7.89 2.39 8.00 2.45
50 6.89 2.31 7.56 2.34 7.67 2.36 7.67 2.37 7.89 2.38 7.89 2.41 8.00 2.46
52 6.89 2.32 7.44 2.35 7.56 2.37 7.67 2.39 7.78 2.39 7.67 2.41 7.89 2.47
54 6.78 2.33 7.22 2.37 7.44 2.39 7.56 2.40 7.67 2.41 7.67 2.43 7.67 2.49
-5 6.44 0.83 7.67 1.00 9.00 1.18 9.56 1.29 10.11 1.35 10.33 1.40 10.56 1.43
-2 6.44 0.84 7.67 1.01 9.00 1.20 9.56 1.30 10.11 1.37 10.33 1.41 10.56 1.44
0 6.44 0.85 7.67 1.02 9.00 1.21 9.56 1.31 10.11 1.38 10.33 1.42 10.56 1.44
2 6.44 0.85 7.67 1.03 9.00 1.22 9.56 1.32 10.11 1.39 10.33 1.43 10.56 1.44
4 6.44 0.86 7.67 1.05 9.00 1.24 9.56 1.33 10.11 1.41 10.33 1.43 10.56 1.44
6 6.44 0.87 7.67 1.05 9.00 1.25 9.56 1.35 10.11 1.42 10.33 1.44 10.56 1.44
8 6.44 0.88 7.67 1.06 9.00 1.27 9.56 1.36 10.11 1.44 10.33 1.44 10.56 1.45
10 6.44 0.89 7.67 1.08 9.00 1.28 9.56 1.39 10.11 1.44 10.33 1.44 10.56 1.46
12 6.44 0.90 7.67 1.10 9.00 1.31 9.56 1.42 9.89 1.44 10.11 1.44 10.33 1.47
14 6.44 0.92 7.67 1.12 9.00 1.33 9.56 1.44 9.78 1.44 10.00 1.46 10.22 1.49
16 6.44 0.93 7.67 1.15 9.00 1.36 9.56 1.46 9.67 1.46 9.89 1.48 10.11 1.51
18 6.44 0.95 7.67 1.17 9.00 1.41 9.44 1.50 9.56 1.50 9.78 1.52 10.00 1.53
20 6.44 0.97 7.67 1.21 9.00 1.51 9.33 1.57 9.44 1.58 9.67 1.59 9.89 1.61
21 6.44 0.98 7.67 1.25 9.00 1.56 9.22 1.61 9.33 1.62 9.56 1.63 9.78 1.65
23 6.44 1.05 7.67 1.35 9.00 1.68 9.11 1.69 9.22 1.69 9.44 1.71 9.67 1.72
120%
25 6.44 1.12 7.67 1.44 8.78 1.75 8.89 1.75 9.11 1.76 9.33 1.78 9.56 1.80
27 6.44 1.19 7.67 1.54 8.67 1.82 8.78 1.83 8.89 1.84 9.22 1.86 9.44 1.87
29 6.44 1.27 7.67 1.64 8.56 1.90 8.67 1.91 8.78 1.92 9.00 1.94 9.33 1.95
31 6.44 1.36 7.67 1.75 8.44 1.97 8.56 1.97 8.67 1.99 8.89 2.01 9.11 2.03
33 6.44 1.44 7.67 1.87 8.33 2.04 8.44 2.05 8.56 2.06 8.78 2.09 9.00 2.11
35 6.44 1.54 7.67 1.99 8.22 2.12 8.33 2.13 8.44 2.14 8.67 2.16 8.89 2.19
37 6.44 1.64 7.67 2.12 8.11 2.20 8.22 2.21 8.33 2.22 8.56 2.23 8.78 2.26
39 6.44 1.74 7.67 2.24 7.89 2.26 8.00 2.28 8.11 2.29 8.44 2.32 8.67 2.34
41 6.44 1.79 7.67 2.25 7.89 2.28 8.00 2.29 8.11 2.31 8.33 2.32 8.33 2.36
43 6.44 1.82 7.56 2.27 7.78 2.29 7.89 2.30 8.00 2.32 8.22 2.33 8.22 2.41
45 6.44 1.84 7.56 2.29 7.67 2.32 7.78 2.33 8.00 2.33 8.00 2.34 8.22 2.46
48 6.44 1.85 7.44 2.32 7.67 2.34 7.67 2.34 7.89 2.36 7.89 2.36 8.11 2.49
50 6.44 1.87 7.44 2.33 7.56 2.35 7.67 2.35 7.78 2.37 7.78 2.37 8.00 2.49
52 6.33 1.87 7.33 2.34 7.44 2.36 7.44 2.37 7.67 2.38 7.67 2.38 7.89 2.51
54 6.22 1.89 7.22 2.36 7.33 2.38 7.44 2.38 7.56 2.39 7.56 2.40 7.78 2.52
Abbreviations:
CR: Combination ratio TC: Total capacity (kW) PI: Power input (compressor + outdoor fan motor) (kW)
Notes:
1. Shaded cells indicate rating condition. Table continued on next page …
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Table 2-7.1: PDV-V28W/DHN1(At) cooling capacity (continued)
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 5.89 0.72 7.11 0.91 8.22 1.08 8.78 1.16 9.33 1.24 10.11 1.29 10.33 1.33
-2 5.89 0.74 7.11 0.92 8.22 1.09 8.78 1.17 9.33 1.25 10.11 1.30 10.33 1.34
0 5.89 0.74 7.11 0.92 8.22 1.09 8.78 1.18 9.33 1.26 10.11 1.32 10.33 1.35
2 5.89 0.76 7.11 0.92 8.22 1.11 8.78 1.18 9.33 1.28 10.11 1.34 10.33 1.37
4 5.89 0.78 7.11 0.93 8.22 1.12 8.78 1.20 9.33 1.30 10.11 1.35 10.33 1.39
6 5.89 0.78 7.11 0.94 8.22 1.13 8.78 1.22 9.33 1.31 10.11 1.37 10.33 1.41
8 5.89 0.79 7.11 0.96 8.22 1.15 8.78 1.23 9.33 1.33 10.11 1.38 10.33 1.42
10 5.89 0.80 7.11 0.97 8.22 1.16 8.78 1.25 9.33 1.35 10.11 1.39 10.33 1.44
12 5.89 0.82 7.11 0.99 8.22 1.18 8.78 1.28 9.33 1.38 10.00 1.41 10.22 1.44
14 5.89 0.83 7.11 1.01 8.22 1.20 8.78 1.30 9.33 1.40 9.78 1.42 10.11 1.46
16 5.89 0.85 7.11 1.03 8.22 1.23 8.78 1.33 9.33 1.43 9.67 1.44 9.89 1.47
18 5.89 0.87 7.11 1.05 8.22 1.25 8.78 1.37 9.33 1.49 9.56 1.51 9.78 1.52
20 5.89 0.88 7.11 1.08 8.22 1.33 8.78 1.46 9.22 1.57 9.44 1.58 9.67 1.60
21 5.89 0.89 7.11 1.11 8.22 1.38 8.78 1.52 9.22 1.61 9.33 1.62 9.56 1.64
23 5.89 0.93 7.11 1.18 8.22 1.47 8.78 1.63 9.00 1.68 9.22 1.70 9.44 1.71
110%
25 5.89 0.99 7.11 1.27 8.22 1.58 8.78 1.74 8.89 1.75 9.11 1.77 9.33 1.78
27 5.89 1.06 7.11 1.36 8.22 1.69 8.67 1.82 8.78 1.83 9.00 1.84 9.22 1.86
29 5.89 1.13 7.11 1.44 8.22 1.80 8.56 1.90 8.67 1.90 8.89 1.92 9.11 1.94
31 5.89 1.20 7.11 1.54 8.22 1.93 8.44 1.97 8.56 1.97 8.78 1.99 8.89 2.01
33 5.89 1.28 7.11 1.65 8.22 2.03 8.33 2.04 8.44 2.05 8.56 2.07 8.78 2.09

35 5.89 1.36 7.11 1.75 8.00 2.10 8.11 2.11 8.22 2.13 8.44 2.15 8.67 2.17
37 5.89 1.44 7.11 1.87 7.89 2.18 8.00 2.19 8.11 2.20 8.33 2.23 8.56 2.24
39 5.89 1.54 7.11 1.98 7.78 2.25 7.89 2.26 8.00 2.27 8.22 2.30 8.44 2.32
41 5.89 1.55 7.11 2.00 7.67 2.27 7.78 2.28 7.89 2.29 8.11 2.31 8.22 2.34
43 5.89 1.57 7.11 2.03 7.67 2.28 7.78 2.29 7.89 2.31 8.00 2.32 8.00 2.39
45 5.89 1.62 7.11 2.04 7.56 2.30 7.67 2.32 7.78 2.33 7.89 2.39 8.00 2.44
48 5.89 1.68 7.11 2.21 7.44 2.31 7.56 2.33 7.67 2.35 7.78 2.39 7.89 2.46
50 5.89 1.69 7.00 2.23 7.44 2.33 7.44 2.35 7.67 2.37 7.78 2.41 7.78 2.48
52 5.78 1.70 6.89 2.23 7.22 2.34 7.33 2.36 7.56 2.37 7.67 2.42 7.67 2.49
54 5.67 1.71 6.78 2.25 7.22 2.36 7.22 2.38 7.44 2.39 7.44 2.44 7.56 2.50
-5 5.44 0.66 6.44 0.79 7.44 0.94 8.00 1.01 8.56 1.10 9.56 1.25 10.11 1.31
-2 5.44 0.66 6.44 0.80 7.44 0.95 8.00 1.03 8.56 1.12 9.56 1.26 10.11 1.31
0 5.44 0.67 6.44 0.81 7.44 0.96 8.00 1.04 8.56 1.13 9.56 1.29 10.11 1.33
2 5.44 0.68 6.44 0.83 7.44 0.97 8.00 1.06 8.56 1.14 9.56 1.31 10.11 1.35
4 5.44 0.69 6.44 0.83 7.44 0.99 8.00 1.07 8.56 1.15 9.56 1.32 10.11 1.37
6 5.44 0.70 6.44 0.85 7.44 1.00 8.00 1.09 8.56 1.17 9.56 1.34 10.11 1.39
8 5.44 0.71 6.44 0.86 7.44 1.02 8.00 1.11 8.56 1.18 9.56 1.36 10.11 1.41
10 5.44 0.72 6.44 0.88 7.44 1.04 8.00 1.13 8.56 1.20 9.56 1.38 10.11 1.43
12 5.44 0.73 6.44 0.90 7.44 1.06 8.00 1.15 8.56 1.23 9.56 1.41 10.00 1.44
14 5.44 0.75 6.44 0.92 7.44 1.08 8.00 1.17 8.56 1.25 9.56 1.44 9.89 1.45
16 5.44 0.76 6.44 0.92 7.44 1.10 8.00 1.18 8.56 1.28 9.56 1.45 9.67 1.47
18 5.44 0.78 6.44 0.94 7.44 1.12 8.00 1.21 8.56 1.30 9.44 1.50 9.56 1.51
20 5.44 0.79 6.44 0.96 7.44 1.16 8.00 1.27 8.56 1.40 9.22 1.57 9.44 1.59
21 5.44 0.80 6.44 0.97 7.44 1.19 8.00 1.32 8.56 1.44 9.22 1.61 9.44 1.62
23 5.44 0.82 6.44 1.04 7.44 1.28 8.00 1.42 8.56 1.55 9.11 1.69 9.22 1.70
100%
25 5.44 0.88 6.44 1.11 7.44 1.37 8.00 1.51 8.56 1.66 8.89 1.75 9.11 1.77
27 5.44 0.93 6.44 1.18 7.44 1.46 8.00 1.62 8.56 1.78 8.78 1.83 9.00 1.85
29 5.44 0.99 6.44 1.26 7.44 1.56 8.00 1.73 8.44 1.89 8.67 1.91 8.89 1.92
31 5.44 1.06 6.44 1.35 7.44 1.67 8.00 1.85 8.33 1.97 8.56 1.97 8.78 1.99
33 5.44 1.13 6.44 1.44 7.44 1.78 8.00 1.97 8.22 2.03 8.44 2.05 8.67 2.07
35 5.44 1.19 6.44 1.52 7.44 1.90 8.00 2.10 8.11 2.11 8.33 2.13 8.44 2.15
37 5.44 1.27 6.44 1.63 7.44 2.02 7.89 2.18 8.00 2.19 8.22 2.21 8.33 2.23
39 5.44 1.35 6.44 1.72 7.44 2.16 7.78 2.24 7.78 2.25 8.00 2.28 8.22 2.30
41 5.44 1.42 6.44 1.79 7.44 2.23 7.67 2.26 7.78 2.29 7.89 2.33 8.11 2.35
43 5.44 1.47 6.44 1.85 7.44 2.27 7.56 2.29 7.67 2.31 7.89 2.35 8.00 2.37
45 5.44 1.56 6.44 1.94 7.44 2.31 7.33 2.32 7.67 2.36 7.89 2.38 7.78 2.41
48 5.44 1.63 6.44 2.00 7.44 2.31 7.00 2.35 7.67 2.40 7.33 2.41 7.67 2.43
50 5.33 1.64 6.33 2.01 7.44 2.33 7.00 2.36 7.56 2.41 7.33 2.42 7.56 2.44
52 5.22 1.64 6.22 2.02 7.33 2.33 6.89 2.37 7.44 2.42 7.22 2.43 7.44 2.45
54 5.22 1.66 6.11 2.03 7.22 2.35 6.78 2.39 7.33 2.44 7.11 2.45 7.33 2.47
Abbreviations:
CR: Combination ratio
TC: Total capacity (kW)
PI: Power input (compressor + outdoor fan motor) (kW)
Notes:
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Table 2-7.1: pdv-V28W/DHN1(At) cooling capacity (continued)
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 4.89 0.59 5.78 0.70 6.78 0.83 7.22 0.91 7.67 0.95 8.56 1.10 9.56 1.26
-2 4.89 0.59 5.78 0.70 6.78 0.84 7.22 0.92 7.67 0.97 8.56 1.11 9.56 1.27
0 4.89 0.60 5.78 0.71 6.78 0.85 7.22 0.92 7.67 0.98 8.56 1.13 9.56 1.28
2 4.89 0.61 5.78 0.72 6.78 0.86 7.22 0.93 7.67 1.00 8.56 1.15 9.56 1.30
4 4.89 0.62 5.78 0.73 6.78 0.88 7.22 0.95 7.67 1.01 8.56 1.17 9.56 1.32
6 4.89 0.63 5.78 0.75 6.78 0.89 7.22 0.97 7.67 1.03 8.56 1.18 9.56 1.35
8 4.89 0.64 5.78 0.76 6.78 0.91 7.22 0.98 7.67 1.05 8.56 1.20 9.56 1.36
10 4.89 0.65 5.78 0.78 6.78 0.92 7.22 0.99 7.67 1.07 8.56 1.22 9.56 1.38
12 4.89 0.66 5.78 0.80 6.78 0.94 7.22 1.01 7.67 1.09 8.56 1.24 9.56 1.41
14 4.89 0.67 5.78 0.81 6.78 0.95 7.22 1.03 7.67 1.11 8.56 1.27 9.56 1.43
16 4.89 0.68 5.78 0.82 6.78 0.97 7.22 1.05 7.67 1.14 8.56 1.29 9.56 1.45
18 4.89 0.69 5.78 0.84 6.78 0.99 7.22 1.07 7.67 1.16 8.56 1.32 9.44 1.50
20 4.89 0.70 5.78 0.86 6.78 1.01 7.22 1.10 7.67 1.19 8.56 1.42 9.22 1.57
21 4.89 0.71 5.78 0.87 6.78 1.03 7.22 1.14 7.67 1.24 8.56 1.46 9.22 1.61
23 4.89 0.73 5.78 0.90 6.78 1.11 7.22 1.21 7.67 1.33 8.56 1.58 9.11 1.69
90%
25 4.89 0.77 5.78 0.96 6.78 1.18 7.22 1.30 7.67 1.42 8.56 1.69 8.89 1.75
27 4.89 0.82 5.78 1.02 6.78 1.26 7.22 1.39 7.67 1.52 8.56 1.80 8.78 1.83
29 4.89 0.87 5.78 1.09 6.78 1.35 7.22 1.48 7.67 1.63 8.56 1.89 8.67 1.90
31 4.89 0.92 5.78 1.17 6.78 1.44 7.22 1.58 7.67 1.73 8.33 1.97 8.56 1.97
33 4.89 0.98 5.78 1.23 6.78 1.53 7.22 1.69 7.67 1.85 8.22 2.04 8.44 2.05
35 4.89 1.04 5.78 1.32 6.78 1.63 7.22 1.79 7.67 1.97 8.11 2.11 8.33 2.13
37 4.89 1.11 5.78 1.40 6.78 1.73 7.22 1.91 7.67 2.10 8.00 2.19 8.22 2.21
39 4.89 1.18 5.78 1.49 6.78 1.84 7.22 2.03 7.67 2.23 7.89 2.26 8.00 2.27
41 4.89 1.21 5.78 1.56 6.78 1.91 7.22 2.09 7.67 2.24 7.78 2.32 8.00 2.33
43 4.89 1.27 5.78 1.63 6.78 1.97 7.22 2.14 7.67 2.29 7.78 2.35 7.89 2.37
45 4.89 1.35 5.78 1.71 6.78 2.06 7.22 2.22 7.67 2.36 7.67 2.37 7.78 2.40
48 4.89 1.43 5.78 1.78 6.78 2.14 7.22 2.24 7.67 2.38 7.67 2.41 7.56 2.43
50 4.78 1.44 5.78 1.79 6.67 2.15 7.11 2.25 7.56 2.39 7.56 2.42 7.44 2.45
52 4.78 1.44 5.67 1.80 6.56 2.16 7.00 2.26 7.44 2.40 7.44 2.43 7.44 2.46
54 4.67 1.44 5.56 1.81 6.44 2.17 6.89 2.28 7.33 2.42 7.33 2.45 7.22 2.48
-5 4.33 0.51 5.11 0.61 6.00 0.72 6.44 0.76 6.78 0.83 7.67 0.95 8.44 1.09
-2 4.33 0.52 5.11 0.62 6.00 0.72 6.44 0.78 6.78 0.83 7.67 0.96 8.44 1.10
0 4.33 0.53 5.11 0.63 6.00 0.73 6.44 0.79 6.78 0.85 7.67 0.97 8.44 1.11
2 4.33 0.54 5.11 0.64 6.00 0.74 6.44 0.80 6.78 0.86 7.67 0.99 8.44 1.14
4 4.33 0.55 5.11 0.65 6.00 0.76 6.44 0.82 6.78 0.88 7.67 1.01 8.44 1.15
6 4.33 0.56 5.11 0.66 6.00 0.77 6.44 0.84 6.78 0.90 7.67 1.03 8.44 1.17
8 4.33 0.57 5.11 0.67 6.00 0.79 6.44 0.85 6.78 0.92 7.67 1.04 8.44 1.19
10 4.33 0.58 5.11 0.68 6.00 0.81 6.44 0.87 6.78 0.93 7.67 1.07 8.44 1.20
12 4.33 0.59 5.11 0.70 6.00 0.82 6.44 0.89 6.78 0.95 7.67 1.09 8.44 1.22
14 4.33 0.60 5.11 0.71 6.00 0.84 6.44 0.91 6.78 0.97 7.67 1.11 8.44 1.25
16 4.33 0.61 5.11 0.72 6.00 0.86 6.44 0.92 6.78 0.99 7.67 1.13 8.44 1.27
18 4.33 0.62 5.11 0.74 6.00 0.87 6.44 0.94 6.78 1.01 7.67 1.16 8.44 1.30
20 4.33 0.63 5.11 0.75 6.00 0.89 6.44 0.95 6.78 1.03 7.67 1.19 8.44 1.39
21 4.33 0.64 5.11 0.76 6.00 0.90 6.44 0.96 6.78 1.05 7.67 1.23 8.44 1.44
23 4.33 0.65 5.11 0.78 6.00 0.94 6.44 1.03 6.78 1.13 7.67 1.33 8.44 1.54
80%
25 4.33 0.66 5.11 0.82 6.00 1.00 6.44 1.10 6.78 1.20 7.67 1.42 8.44 1.65
27 4.33 0.70 5.11 0.88 6.00 1.07 6.44 1.18 6.78 1.28 7.67 1.51 8.44 1.76
29 4.33 0.75 5.11 0.93 6.00 1.14 6.44 1.25 6.78 1.37 7.67 1.62 8.44 1.89
31 4.33 0.80 5.11 0.99 6.00 1.21 6.44 1.33 6.78 1.46 7.67 1.72 8.33 1.97
33 4.33 0.85 5.11 1.06 6.00 1.29 6.44 1.42 6.78 1.55 7.67 1.84 8.22 2.03
35 4.33 0.90 5.11 1.13 6.00 1.38 6.44 1.51 6.78 1.66 7.67 1.97 8.11 2.11
37 4.33 0.95 5.11 1.19 6.00 1.46 6.44 1.61 6.78 1.76 7.67 2.09 8.00 2.19
39 4.33 1.01 5.11 1.27 6.00 1.56 6.44 1.71 6.78 1.88 7.67 2.23 7.78 2.25
41 4.33 1.03 5.11 1.28 6.00 1.58 6.44 1.75 6.78 1.91 7.67 2.28 7.78 2.30
43 4.33 1.06 5.11 1.29 6.00 1.60 6.44 1.79 6.78 1.94 7.67 2.31 7.78 2.32
45 4.33 1.09 5.11 1.31 6.00 1.64 6.44 1.83 6.78 1.97 7.67 2.33 7.67 2.36
48 4.33 1.13 5.11 1.32 6.00 1.66 6.44 1.85 6.78 1.98 7.67 2.36 7.56 2.39
50 4.33 1.14 5.11 1.32 5.89 1.67 6.33 1.86 6.78 1.99 7.56 2.37 7.44 2.41
52 4.22 1.14 5.00 1.33 5.78 1.68 6.22 1.87 6.67 2.00 7.44 2.38 7.44 2.42
54 4.11 1.15 4.89 1.34 5.67 1.69 6.11 1.88 6.56 2.01 7.33 2.40 7.22 2.44
Abbreviations:
Notes:
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(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 3.78 0.46 4.56 0.54 5.22 0.61 5.56 0.66 6.00 0.69 6.67 0.80 7.44 0.92
-2 3.78 0.46 4.56 0.54 5.22 0.62 5.56 0.66 6.00 0.71 6.67 0.81 7.44 0.93
0 3.78 0.46 4.56 0.55 5.22 0.63 5.56 0.67 6.00 0.72 6.67 0.83 7.44 0.94
2 3.78 0.47 4.56 0.55 5.22 0.64 5.56 0.69 6.00 0.73 6.67 0.85 7.44 0.95
4 3.78 0.47 4.56 0.57 5.22 0.65 5.56 0.70 6.00 0.75 6.67 0.86 7.44 0.98
6 3.78 0.48 4.56 0.58 5.22 0.66 5.56 0.72 6.00 0.77 6.67 0.88 7.44 1.00
8 3.78 0.49 4.56 0.59 5.22 0.68 5.56 0.74 6.00 0.79 6.67 0.90 7.44 1.02
10 3.78 0.50 4.56 0.60 5.22 0.70 5.56 0.75 6.00 0.81 6.67 0.92 7.44 1.03
12 3.78 0.51 4.56 0.61 5.22 0.71 5.56 0.77 6.00 0.82 6.67 0.93 7.44 1.05
14 3.78 0.52 4.56 0.62 5.22 0.72 5.56 0.78 6.00 0.84 6.67 0.95 7.44 1.07
16 3.78 0.53 4.56 0.64 5.22 0.74 5.56 0.80 6.00 0.85 6.67 0.96 7.44 1.09
18 3.78 0.54 4.56 0.65 5.22 0.75 5.56 0.81 6.00 0.87 6.67 0.99 7.44 1.11
20 3.78 0.55 4.56 0.66 5.22 0.77 5.56 0.82 6.00 0.89 6.67 1.01 7.44 1.15
21 3.78 0.55 4.56 0.66 5.22 0.77 5.56 0.83 6.00 0.90 6.67 1.02 7.44 1.18
23 3.78 0.56 4.56 0.67 5.22 0.79 5.56 0.86 6.00 0.93 6.67 1.10 7.44 1.27
70%
25 3.78 0.57 4.56 0.70 5.22 0.84 5.56 0.92 6.00 1.00 6.67 1.18 7.44 1.36
27 3.78 0.61 4.56 0.74 5.22 0.90 5.56 0.98 6.00 1.07 6.67 1.25 7.44 1.44
29 3.78 0.65 4.56 0.79 5.22 0.95 5.56 1.04 6.00 1.14 6.67 1.33 7.44 1.55
31 3.78 0.68 4.56 0.84 5.22 1.01 5.56 1.11 6.00 1.20 6.67 1.42 7.44 1.65
33 3.78 0.72 4.56 0.90 5.22 1.08 5.56 1.18 6.00 1.29 6.67 1.51 7.44 1.76

35 3.78 0.76 4.56 0.94 5.22 1.15 5.56 1.25 6.00 1.37 6.67 1.61 7.44 1.88
37 3.78 0.81 4.56 1.00 5.22 1.22 5.56 1.33 6.00 1.45 6.67 1.71 7.44 1.99
39 3.78 0.86 4.56 1.06 5.22 1.29 5.56 1.42 6.00 1.55 6.67 1.83 7.44 2.13
41 3.78 0.90 4.56 1.10 5.22 1.33 5.56 1.46 6.00 1.60 6.67 1.90 7.44 2.23
43 3.78 0.96 4.56 1.18 5.22 1.39 5.56 1.54 6.00 1.64 6.67 1.97 7.44 2.29
45 3.78 0.98 4.56 1.20 5.22 1.42 5.56 1.57 6.00 1.72 6.67 2.08 7.44 2.38
48 3.78 1.00 4.56 1.20 5.22 1.44 5.56 1.60 6.00 1.77 6.67 2.18 7.44 2.44
50 3.78 1.02 4.44 1.22 5.22 1.44 5.56 1.60 5.89 1.78 6.56 2.19 7.33 2.45
52 3.67 1.02 4.44 1.22 5.11 1.44 5.44 1.61 5.78 1.79 6.56 2.19 7.22 2.46
54 3.67 1.03 4.33 1.23 5.00 1.45 5.33 1.62 5.67 1.80 6.44 2.21 7.11 2.48
-5 3.22 0.39 3.89 0.45 4.44 0.53 4.78 0.56 5.11 0.61 5.78 0.68 6.33 0.78
-2 3.22 0.39 3.89 0.46 4.44 0.54 4.78 0.57 5.11 0.62 5.78 0.69 6.33 0.79
0 3.22 0.39 3.89 0.46 4.44 0.55 4.78 0.58 5.11 0.63 5.78 0.70 6.33 0.80
2 3.22 0.40 3.89 0.48 4.44 0.56 4.78 0.59 5.11 0.64 5.78 0.72 6.33 0.81
4 3.22 0.41 3.89 0.49 4.44 0.57 4.78 0.60 5.11 0.65 5.78 0.73 6.33 0.82
6 3.22 0.42 3.89 0.49 4.44 0.58 4.78 0.61 5.11 0.66 5.78 0.74 6.33 0.84
8 3.22 0.43 3.89 0.50 4.44 0.59 4.78 0.63 5.11 0.66 5.78 0.76 6.33 0.86
10 3.22 0.44 3.89 0.51 4.44 0.60 4.78 0.64 5.11 0.68 5.78 0.77 6.33 0.87
12 3.22 0.44 3.89 0.52 4.44 0.61 4.78 0.66 5.11 0.69 5.78 0.79 6.33 0.88
14 3.22 0.45 3.89 0.53 4.44 0.62 4.78 0.66 5.11 0.70 5.78 0.80 6.33 0.90
16 3.22 0.46 3.89 0.54 4.44 0.63 4.78 0.67 5.11 0.72 5.78 0.82 6.33 0.92
18 3.22 0.46 3.89 0.55 4.44 0.64 4.78 0.68 5.11 0.73 5.78 0.83 6.33 0.93
20 3.22 0.47 3.89 0.56 4.44 0.66 4.78 0.70 5.11 0.75 5.78 0.85 6.33 0.95
21 3.22 0.48 3.89 0.56 4.44 0.66 4.78 0.70 5.11 0.75 5.78 0.86 6.33 0.96
23 3.22 0.48 3.89 0.58 4.44 0.66 4.78 0.72 5.11 0.77 5.78 0.89 6.33 1.02
60%
25 3.22 0.49 3.89 0.59 4.44 0.69 4.78 0.75 5.11 0.82 5.78 0.94 6.33 1.09
27 3.22 0.51 3.89 0.62 4.44 0.74 4.78 0.80 5.11 0.87 5.78 1.01 6.33 1.17
29 3.22 0.54 3.89 0.66 4.44 0.79 4.78 0.86 5.11 0.92 5.78 1.08 6.33 1.24
31 3.22 0.58 3.89 0.69 4.44 0.84 4.78 0.91 5.11 0.98 5.78 1.15 6.33 1.32
33 3.22 0.61 3.89 0.74 4.44 0.89 4.78 0.96 5.11 1.05 5.78 1.22 6.33 1.41
35 3.22 0.65 3.89 0.78 4.44 0.94 4.78 1.02 5.11 1.11 5.78 1.30 6.33 1.50
37 3.22 0.68 3.89 0.83 4.44 0.99 4.78 1.09 5.11 1.18 5.78 1.38 6.33 1.60
39 3.22 0.71 3.89 0.88 4.44 1.06 4.78 1.16 5.11 1.25 5.78 1.46 6.33 1.70
41 3.22 0.74 3.89 0.92 4.44 1.10 4.78 1.19 5.11 1.30 5.78 1.53 6.33 1.77
43 3.22 0.76 3.89 0.95 4.44 1.14 4.78 1.23 5.11 1.35 5.78 1.60 6.33 1.85
45 3.22 0.80 3.89 1.00 4.44 1.18 4.78 1.28 5.11 1.42 5.78 1.68 6.33 1.96
48 3.22 0.83 3.89 1.04 4.44 1.22 4.78 1.31 5.11 1.46 5.78 1.73 6.33 2.05
50 3.22 0.83 3.78 1.05 4.44 1.22 4.78 1.32 5.00 1.47 5.67 1.74 6.33 2.06
52 3.11 0.84 3.78 1.05 4.33 1.23 4.67 1.32 5.00 1.48 5.56 1.74 6.22 2.06
54 3.11 0.84 3.67 1.06 4.33 1.24 4.56 1.33 4.89 1.49 5.56 1.76 6.11 2.08
Abbreviations:
Notes:
27
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 2.67 0.34 3.22 0.39 3.78 0.45 4.00 0.47 4.22 0.50 4.78 0.57 5.33 0.61
-2 2.67 0.35 3.22 0.40 3.78 0.45 4.00 0.48 4.22 0.51 4.78 0.58 5.33 0.62
0 2.67 0.35 3.22 0.40 3.78 0.46 4.00 0.48 4.22 0.51 4.78 0.59 5.33 0.63
2 2.67 0.36 3.22 0.41 3.78 0.47 4.00 0.49 4.22 0.52 4.78 0.59 5.33 0.65
4 2.67 0.36 3.22 0.42 3.78 0.48 4.00 0.50 4.22 0.53 4.78 0.60 5.33 0.66
6 2.67 0.37 3.22 0.42 3.78 0.48 4.00 0.51 4.22 0.54 4.78 0.61 5.33 0.67
8 2.67 0.38 3.22 0.43 3.78 0.49 4.00 0.52 4.22 0.55 4.78 0.62 5.33 0.70
10 2.67 0.38 3.22 0.44 3.78 0.50 4.00 0.53 4.22 0.57 4.78 0.64 5.33 0.71
12 2.67 0.39 3.22 0.44 3.78 0.51 4.00 0.54 4.22 0.58 4.78 0.65 5.33 0.72
14 2.67 0.39 3.22 0.45 3.78 0.51 4.00 0.55 4.22 0.59 4.78 0.66 5.33 0.73
16 2.67 0.39 3.22 0.45 3.78 0.52 4.00 0.56 4.22 0.60 4.78 0.67 5.33 0.75
18 2.67 0.39 3.22 0.46 3.78 0.53 4.00 0.57 4.22 0.61 4.78 0.68 5.33 0.76
20 2.67 0.40 3.22 0.47 3.78 0.54 4.00 0.58 4.22 0.62 4.78 0.69 5.33 0.77
21 2.67 0.40 3.22 0.47 3.78 0.55 4.00 0.59 4.22 0.63 4.78 0.70 5.33 0.78
23 2.67 0.41 3.22 0.48 3.78 0.56 4.00 0.60 4.22 0.64 4.78 0.71 5.33 0.80
50%
25 2.67 0.41 3.22 0.49 3.78 0.57 4.00 0.61 4.22 0.66 4.78 0.75 5.33 0.86
27 2.67 0.42 3.22 0.51 3.78 0.60 4.00 0.65 4.22 0.69 4.78 0.80 5.33 0.92
29 2.67 0.45 3.22 0.54 3.78 0.64 4.00 0.68 4.22 0.74 4.78 0.85 5.33 0.97
31 2.67 0.47 3.22 0.57 3.78 0.67 4.00 0.73 4.22 0.78 4.78 0.91 5.33 1.03
33 2.67 0.50 3.22 0.61 3.78 0.71 4.00 0.77 4.22 0.83 4.78 0.96 5.33 1.10
35 2.67 0.53 3.22 0.64 3.78 0.75 4.00 0.82 4.22 0.88 4.78 1.02 5.33 1.17
37 2.67 0.56 3.22 0.67 3.78 0.80 4.00 0.87 4.22 0.93 4.78 1.08 5.33 1.24
39 2.67 0.59 3.22 0.71 3.78 0.85 4.00 0.92 4.22 0.99 4.78 1.15 5.33 1.32
41 2.67 0.62 3.22 0.74 3.78 0.88 4.00 0.95 4.22 1.03 4.78 1.20 5.33 1.38
43 2.67 0.66 3.22 0.79 3.78 0.91 4.00 1.00 4.22 1.06 4.78 1.27 5.33 1.44
45 2.67 0.67 3.22 0.81 3.78 0.96 4.00 1.08 4.22 1.11 4.78 1.39 5.33 1.56
48 2.67 0.68 3.22 0.83 3.78 1.02 4.00 1.15 4.22 1.16 4.78 1.50 5.33 1.68
50 2.67 0.69 3.22 0.84 3.67 1.03 4.00 1.16 4.22 1.16 4.78 1.51 5.22 1.69
52 2.67 0.69 3.11 0.84 3.67 1.03 3.89 1.16 4.11 1.17 4.67 1.51 5.22 1.70
54 2.56 0.69 3.11 0.85 3.56 1.04 3.89 1.17 4.11 1.18 4.56 1.53 5.11 1.71
Abbreviations:
Notes:
1. Shaded cells indicate rating condition.
28
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 8.78 1.09 10.44 1.33 12.11 1.42 12.56 1.48 13.22 1.52 13.56 1.65 13.89 1.66
-2 8.78 1.09 10.44 1.35 12.11 1.42 12.56 1.49 13.22 1.52 13.56 1.67 13.89 1.68
0 8.78 1.11 10.44 1.38 12.11 1.47 12.56 1.57 13.22 1.61 13.56 1.69 13.89 1.70
2 8.78 1.13 10.44 1.38 12.11 1.52 12.56 1.66 13.22 1.63 13.56 1.71 13.89 1.73
4 8.78 1.15 10.44 1.41 12.11 1.58 12.56 1.66 13.22 1.65 13.56 1.73 13.89 1.76
6 8.78 1.17 10.44 1.43 12.11 1.63 12.56 1.68 13.11 1.70 13.33 1.76 13.78 1.77
8 8.78 1.20 10.44 1.47 12.11 1.72 12.56 1.76 12.89 1.75 13.22 1.76 13.56 1.79
10 8.78 1.23 10.44 1.50 12.11 1.78 12.56 1.82 12.78 1.79 13.11 1.79 13.44 1.84
12 8.78 1.25 10.44 1.53 12.11 1.81 12.44 1.84 12.56 1.81 12.89 1.82 13.22 1.85
14 8.78 1.27 10.44 1.55 12.11 1.84 12.33 1.87 12.44 1.84 12.78 1.85 13.11 1.89
16 8.78 1.29 10.44 1.59 12.00 1.87 12.11 1.90 12.22 1.89 12.56 1.87 12.89 1.92
18 8.78 1.32 10.44 1.62 11.78 1.90 11.89 1.91 12.11 1.92 12.44 1.94 12.78 1.95
20 8.78 1.35 10.44 1.72 11.56 2.00 11.78 2.01 11.89 2.02 12.22 2.04 12.56 2.06
21 8.78 1.38 10.44 1.78 11.56 2.04 11.67 2.06 11.89 2.07 12.22 2.09 12.44 2.11
23 8.78 1.48 10.44 1.91 11.44 2.14 11.56 2.15 11.67 2.16 12.00 2.18 12.33 2.20
130%
25 8.78 1.58 10.44 2.06 11.22 2.23 11.33 2.24 11.56 2.25 11.89 2.28 12.22 2.30
27 8.78 1.69 10.44 2.20 11.11 2.32 11.22 2.34 11.33 2.35 11.67 2.37 12.00 2.40
29 8.78 1.80 10.44 2.35 10.89 2.41 11.00 2.43 11.22 2.44 11.56 2.47 11.89 2.49
31 8.78 1.92 10.44 2.48 10.67 2.51 10.89 2.52 11.00 2.54 11.33 2.56 11.67 2.59
33 8.78 2.06 10.22 2.57 10.56 2.60 10.67 2.62 10.89 2.63 11.22 2.66 11.44 2.69

35 8.78 2.19 10.11 2.67 10.44 2.70 10.56 2.71 10.67 2.73 11.00 2.76 11.33 2.79
37 8.78 2.33 9.89 2.76 10.22 2.80 10.44 2.81 10.56 2.83 10.89 2.86 11.22 2.89
39 8.78 2.48 9.78 2.79 10.11 2.89 10.22 2.91 10.44 2.92 10.67 2.96 11.00 2.99
41 8.78 2.61 9.67 2.82 10.00 2.91 10.11 2.93 10.33 2.95 10.56 2.96 10.67 3.02
43 8.78 2.68 9.56 2.83 9.89 2.92 10.11 2.95 10.22 2.95 10.44 2.97 10.44 3.02
45 8.78 2.81 9.56 2.86 9.78 2.95 10.00 2.96 10.00 2.97 10.11 2.98 10.33 3.08
48 8.78 2.91 9.44 2.95 9.67 2.97 9.78 2.99 9.89 3.00 9.89 3.03 10.00 3.09
50 8.67 2.92 9.44 2.96 9.67 2.99 9.67 3.00 9.78 3.02 9.78 3.04 9.89 3.11
52 8.56 2.93 9.33 2.97 9.44 3.00 9.56 3.02 9.78 3.03 9.67 3.05 9.78 3.12
54 8.44 2.96 9.11 3.00 9.33 3.02 9.44 3.04 9.56 3.05 9.56 3.08 9.67 3.14
-5 8.11 1.05 9.67 1.27 11.22 1.50 12.00 1.64 12.56 1.71 12.89 1.76 13.11 1.81
-2 8.11 1.06 9.67 1.29 11.22 1.52 12.00 1.65 12.56 1.73 12.89 1.78 13.11 1.81
0 8.11 1.07 9.67 1.29 11.22 1.54 12.00 1.65 12.56 1.74 12.89 1.79 13.11 1.82
2 8.11 1.07 9.67 1.31 11.22 1.55 12.00 1.67 12.56 1.75 12.89 1.80 13.11 1.82
4 8.11 1.09 9.67 1.32 11.22 1.57 12.00 1.68 12.56 1.77 12.89 1.80 13.11 1.83
6 8.11 1.10 9.67 1.33 11.22 1.59 12.00 1.70 12.56 1.79 12.89 1.82 13.11 1.83
8 8.11 1.11 9.67 1.35 11.22 1.61 12.00 1.72 12.56 1.81 12.89 1.82 13.11 1.84
10 8.11 1.12 9.67 1.37 11.22 1.62 12.00 1.75 12.56 1.81 12.89 1.83 13.11 1.85
12 8.11 1.14 9.67 1.39 11.22 1.65 12.00 1.79 12.44 1.82 12.67 1.82 13.00 1.86
14 8.11 1.16 9.67 1.42 11.22 1.69 12.00 1.82 12.22 1.83 12.56 1.85 12.78 1.88
16 8.11 1.18 9.67 1.45 11.22 1.72 11.89 1.85 12.11 1.86 12.33 1.88 12.67 1.91
18 8.11 1.21 9.67 1.48 11.22 1.77 11.78 1.90 11.89 1.90 12.22 1.92 12.44 1.94
20 8.11 1.23 9.67 1.53 11.22 1.91 11.56 2.00 11.78 2.01 12.00 2.02 12.33 2.04
21 8.11 1.24 9.67 1.59 11.22 1.98 11.44 2.04 11.67 2.05 12.00 2.07 12.22 2.09
23 8.11 1.33 9.67 1.70 11.22 2.13 11.33 2.13 11.44 2.14 11.78 2.17 12.11 2.18
120%
25 8.11 1.42 9.67 1.82 11.00 2.22 11.22 2.23 11.33 2.24 11.67 2.26 11.89 2.28
27 8.11 1.51 9.67 1.94 10.89 2.31 11.00 2.32 11.22 2.33 11.44 2.35 11.78 2.38
29 8.11 1.61 9.67 2.08 10.67 2.40 10.89 2.41 11.00 2.43 11.33 2.45 11.56 2.47
31 8.11 1.72 9.67 2.22 10.56 2.50 10.67 2.51 10.89 2.52 11.11 2.55 11.44 2.57
33 8.11 1.83 9.67 2.37 10.44 2.59 10.56 2.60 10.67 2.61 11.00 2.64 11.22 2.67
35 8.11 1.95 9.67 2.52 10.22 2.68 10.33 2.70 10.56 2.71 10.78 2.74 11.11 2.77
37 8.11 2.08 9.67 2.69 10.11 2.78 10.22 2.79 10.33 2.81 10.67 2.83 10.89 2.87
39 8.11 2.21 9.56 2.84 9.89 2.87 10.00 2.89 10.22 2.90 10.44 2.93 10.78 2.96
41 8.11 2.27 9.56 2.86 9.78 2.89 10.00 2.91 10.11 2.92 10.44 2.94 10.44 2.98
43 8.11 2.31 9.44 2.88 9.78 2.91 9.89 2.92 10.00 2.93 10.22 2.95 10.33 3.04
45 8.11 2.33 9.44 2.90 9.67 2.93 9.78 2.95 9.89 2.96 10.00 2.96 10.22 3.11
48 8.11 2.35 9.33 2.94 9.56 2.96 9.67 2.96 9.78 2.98 9.89 2.99 10.11 3.15
50 8.00 2.36 9.22 2.95 9.44 2.97 9.56 2.98 9.78 3.00 9.78 3.00 10.00 3.16
52 7.89 2.37 9.11 2.96 9.33 2.98 9.33 3.00 9.56 3.01 9.67 3.01 9.89 3.18
54 7.78 2.39 9.00 2.98 9.11 3.01 9.22 3.01 9.44 3.02 9.44 3.04 9.67 3.20
Abbreviations:
Notes:
29
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 7.44 0.92 8.89 1.14 10.33 1.36 11.00 1.46 11.67 1.57 12.56 1.63 12.89 1.68
-2 7.44 0.94 8.89 1.16 10.33 1.37 11.00 1.48 11.67 1.58 12.56 1.65 12.89 1.69
0 7.44 0.95 8.89 1.16 10.33 1.38 11.00 1.49 11.67 1.60 12.56 1.66 12.89 1.71
2 7.44 0.97 8.89 1.18 10.33 1.41 11.00 1.50 11.67 1.62 12.56 1.69 12.89 1.73
4 7.44 0.99 8.89 1.19 10.33 1.42 11.00 1.52 11.67 1.64 12.56 1.71 12.89 1.75
6 7.44 1.00 8.89 1.20 10.33 1.43 11.00 1.54 11.67 1.66 12.56 1.73 12.89 1.77
8 7.44 1.01 8.89 1.22 10.33 1.45 11.00 1.56 11.67 1.68 12.56 1.74 12.89 1.79
10 7.44 1.02 8.89 1.24 10.33 1.47 11.00 1.59 11.67 1.71 12.56 1.75 12.89 1.81
12 7.44 1.04 8.89 1.26 10.33 1.50 11.00 1.62 11.67 1.74 12.44 1.78 12.67 1.83
14 7.44 1.06 8.89 1.28 10.33 1.53 11.00 1.65 11.67 1.77 12.33 1.79 12.56 1.85
16 7.44 1.07 8.89 1.31 10.33 1.55 11.00 1.68 11.67 1.81 12.11 1.81 12.44 1.87
18 7.44 1.10 8.89 1.33 10.33 1.59 11.00 1.72 11.67 1.89 12.00 1.91 12.22 1.92
20 7.44 1.12 8.89 1.36 10.33 1.68 11.00 1.85 11.56 1.98 11.78 2.01 12.11 2.03
21 7.44 1.13 8.89 1.40 10.33 1.74 11.00 1.92 11.44 2.04 11.67 2.06 12.00 2.07
23 7.44 1.18 8.89 1.50 10.33 1.86 11.00 2.07 11.33 2.13 11.56 2.15 11.78 2.17
110%
25 7.44 1.26 8.89 1.60 10.33 2.00 11.00 2.22 11.11 2.22 11.44 2.24 11.67 2.26
27 7.44 1.34 8.89 1.71 10.33 2.14 10.78 2.31 11.00 2.32 11.22 2.34 11.56 2.36
29 7.44 1.43 8.89 1.83 10.33 2.29 10.67 2.40 10.78 2.41 11.11 2.43 11.33 2.45
31 7.44 1.52 8.89 1.95 10.33 2.44 10.56 2.49 10.67 2.50 10.89 2.52 11.22 2.55
33 7.44 1.62 8.89 2.09 10.22 2.57 10.33 2.59 10.56 2.60 10.78 2.62 11.00 2.65
35 7.44 1.72 8.89 2.22 10.00 2.66 10.22 2.68 10.33 2.69 10.56 2.72 10.89 2.74
37 7.44 1.83 8.89 2.36 9.89 2.76 10.00 2.77 10.11 2.78 10.44 2.81 10.67 2.84
39 7.44 1.95 8.89 2.52 9.67 2.85 9.89 2.87 10.00 2.88 10.22 2.91 10.56 2.94
41 7.44 1.97 8.89 2.54 9.67 2.87 9.78 2.89 9.89 2.90 10.11 2.93 10.22 2.96
43 7.44 2.00 8.89 2.57 9.56 2.89 9.67 2.91 9.89 2.92 10.00 2.94 10.11 3.02
45 7.44 2.06 8.89 2.58 9.44 2.92 9.56 2.94 9.78 2.95 9.89 3.02 10.00 3.09
48 7.44 2.13 8.89 2.80 9.33 2.93 9.44 2.96 9.67 2.97 9.78 3.02 9.89 3.11
50 7.33 2.14 8.78 2.82 9.22 2.95 9.33 2.98 9.56 2.99 9.67 3.04 9.67 3.14
52 7.22 2.15 8.67 2.83 9.11 2.97 9.22 2.99 9.44 3.00 9.56 3.06 9.56 3.15
54 7.11 2.16 8.44 2.85 9.00 2.99 9.11 3.01 9.22 3.02 9.33 3.08 9.44 3.17
-5 6.78 0.84 8.00 1.01 9.33 1.20 10.00 1.28 10.67 1.39 12.00 1.58 12.67 1.65
-2 6.78 0.85 8.00 1.02 9.33 1.21 10.00 1.31 10.67 1.41 12.00 1.60 12.67 1.66
0 6.78 0.86 8.00 1.03 9.33 1.22 10.00 1.32 10.67 1.42 12.00 1.63 12.67 1.68
2 6.78 0.87 8.00 1.05 9.33 1.24 10.00 1.34 10.67 1.44 12.00 1.65 12.67 1.71
4 6.78 0.88 8.00 1.06 9.33 1.26 10.00 1.36 10.67 1.46 12.00 1.67 12.67 1.73
6 6.78 0.89 8.00 1.08 9.33 1.27 10.00 1.38 10.67 1.48 12.00 1.69 12.67 1.75
8 6.78 0.91 8.00 1.09 9.33 1.30 10.00 1.40 10.67 1.50 12.00 1.72 12.67 1.78
10 6.78 0.92 8.00 1.11 9.33 1.32 10.00 1.42 10.67 1.53 12.00 1.75 12.67 1.81
12 6.78 0.94 8.00 1.13 9.33 1.34 10.00 1.45 10.67 1.56 12.00 1.78 12.44 1.82
14 6.78 0.95 8.00 1.16 9.33 1.37 10.00 1.48 10.67 1.59 12.00 1.81 12.33 1.84
16 6.78 0.97 8.00 1.18 9.33 1.39 10.00 1.50 10.67 1.62 11.89 1.84 12.11 1.86
18 6.78 0.99 8.00 1.20 9.33 1.42 10.00 1.53 10.67 1.65 11.78 1.90 12.00 1.91
20 6.78 1.01 8.00 1.22 9.33 1.46 10.00 1.61 10.67 1.77 11.56 1.98 11.78 2.01
21 6.78 1.02 8.00 1.23 9.33 1.52 10.00 1.67 10.67 1.83 11.56 2.04 11.78 2.06
23 6.78 1.04 8.00 1.32 9.33 1.62 10.00 1.79 10.67 1.96 11.33 2.13 11.56 2.15
100%
25 6.78 1.11 8.00 1.40 9.33 1.74 10.00 1.91 10.67 2.11 11.22 2.23 11.44 2.24
27 6.78 1.18 8.00 1.50 9.33 1.85 10.00 2.06 10.67 2.25 11.00 2.32 11.22 2.34
29 6.78 1.26 8.00 1.60 9.33 1.98 10.00 2.19 10.56 2.39 10.89 2.41 11.11 2.43
31 6.78 1.34 8.00 1.70 9.33 2.12 10.00 2.34 10.44 2.49 10.67 2.51 10.89 2.53
33 6.78 1.42 8.00 1.81 9.33 2.26 10.00 2.50 10.33 2.58 10.56 2.60 10.78 2.62
35 6.78 1.51 8.00 1.93 9.33 2.41 10.00 2.66 10.11 2.67 10.33 2.70 10.56 2.72
37 6.78 1.61 8.00 2.06 9.33 2.56 9.78 2.75 10.00 2.77 10.22 2.79 10.44 2.81
39 6.78 1.71 8.00 2.19 9.33 2.73 9.67 2.85 9.78 2.86 10.00 2.88 10.33 2.91
41 6.78 1.79 8.00 2.27 9.33 2.83 9.56 2.86 9.67 2.90 9.89 2.95 10.11 2.97
43 6.78 1.87 8.00 2.35 9.33 2.88 9.33 2.90 9.67 2.93 9.89 2.97 10.00 3.01
45 6.78 1.97 8.00 2.45 9.33 2.93 9.22 2.94 9.56 2.98 9.89 3.02 9.78 3.04
48 6.78 2.07 8.00 2.54 9.33 2.93 8.78 2.97 9.56 3.04 9.22 3.05 9.56 3.07
50 6.67 2.08 7.89 2.55 9.22 2.95 8.78 2.98 9.44 3.05 9.11 3.06 9.44 3.09
52 6.56 2.08 7.78 2.56 9.11 2.96 8.56 3.00 9.33 3.06 9.00 3.07 9.33 3.10
54 6.44 2.10 7.67 2.58 9.00 2.98 8.44 3.02 9.22 3.08 8.89 3.09 9.22 3.12
Abbreviations:
Notes:
30
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 6.11 0.74 7.22 0.89 8.44 1.05 9.00 1.14 9.56 1.21 10.78 1.39 11.89 1.60
-2 6.11 0.75 7.22 0.90 8.44 1.06 9.00 1.16 9.56 1.23 10.78 1.41 11.89 1.61
0 6.11 0.76 7.22 0.91 8.44 1.08 9.00 1.17 9.56 1.24 10.78 1.42 11.89 1.62
2 6.11 0.77 7.22 0.92 8.44 1.09 9.00 1.19 9.56 1.26 10.78 1.45 11.89 1.65
4 6.11 0.78 7.22 0.93 8.44 1.11 9.00 1.21 9.56 1.28 10.78 1.48 11.89 1.67
6 6.11 0.79 7.22 0.95 8.44 1.13 9.00 1.23 9.56 1.30 10.78 1.50 11.89 1.70
8 6.11 0.81 7.22 0.97 8.44 1.15 9.00 1.24 9.56 1.32 10.78 1.53 11.89 1.72
10 6.11 0.82 7.22 0.99 8.44 1.17 9.00 1.26 9.56 1.35 10.78 1.55 11.89 1.74
12 6.11 0.84 7.22 1.01 8.44 1.19 9.00 1.28 9.56 1.38 10.78 1.58 11.89 1.77
14 6.11 0.85 7.22 1.03 8.44 1.21 9.00 1.31 9.56 1.40 10.78 1.60 11.89 1.81
16 6.11 0.87 7.22 1.05 8.44 1.24 9.00 1.33 9.56 1.43 10.78 1.64 11.89 1.84
18 6.11 0.88 7.22 1.07 8.44 1.26 9.00 1.36 9.56 1.46 10.78 1.67 11.78 1.90
20 6.11 0.90 7.22 1.09 8.44 1.28 9.00 1.39 9.56 1.51 10.78 1.79 11.56 1.98
21 6.11 0.91 7.22 1.10 8.44 1.30 9.00 1.43 9.56 1.57 10.78 1.86 11.56 2.04
23 6.11 0.92 7.22 1.14 8.44 1.40 9.00 1.54 9.56 1.68 10.78 2.00 11.33 2.13
90%
25 6.11 0.97 7.22 1.22 8.44 1.49 9.00 1.64 9.56 1.80 10.78 2.14 11.22 2.23
27 6.11 1.03 7.22 1.30 8.44 1.59 9.00 1.75 9.56 1.92 10.78 2.29 11.00 2.32
29 6.11 1.10 7.22 1.38 8.44 1.70 9.00 1.87 9.56 2.06 10.67 2.39 10.89 2.41
31 6.11 1.17 7.22 1.47 8.44 1.81 9.00 2.01 9.56 2.20 10.44 2.49 10.67 2.51
33 6.11 1.24 7.22 1.56 8.44 1.93 9.00 2.14 9.56 2.34 10.33 2.58 10.56 2.60

35 6.11 1.32 7.22 1.66 8.44 2.07 9.00 2.28 9.56 2.50 10.11 2.67 10.33 2.70
37 6.11 1.40 7.22 1.77 8.44 2.20 9.00 2.42 9.56 2.66 10.00 2.77 10.22 2.79
39 6.11 1.48 7.22 1.88 8.44 2.34 9.00 2.58 9.56 2.83 9.78 2.86 10.00 2.88
41 6.11 1.53 7.22 1.97 8.44 2.42 9.00 2.65 9.56 2.85 9.78 2.94 10.00 2.95
43 6.11 1.61 7.22 2.06 8.44 2.51 9.00 2.71 9.56 2.91 9.67 2.97 9.89 3.00
45 6.11 1.71 7.22 2.16 8.44 2.61 9.00 2.80 9.56 2.99 9.67 3.00 9.78 3.04
48 6.11 1.80 7.22 2.26 8.44 2.70 9.00 2.84 9.56 3.01 9.56 3.05 9.44 3.08
50 6.00 1.81 7.22 2.27 8.33 2.72 8.89 2.85 9.44 3.03 9.44 3.06 9.33 3.09
52 5.89 1.82 7.11 2.28 8.22 2.73 8.78 2.86 9.33 3.04 9.33 3.07 9.22 3.10
54 5.78 1.83 7.00 2.30 8.11 2.75 8.67 2.89 9.22 3.06 9.22 3.09 9.11 3.13
-5 5.44 0.65 6.44 0.77 7.44 0.91 8.00 0.97 8.56 1.05 9.56 1.21 10.56 1.38
-2 5.44 0.67 6.44 0.78 7.44 0.92 8.00 0.99 8.56 1.06 9.56 1.22 10.56 1.39
0 5.44 0.68 6.44 0.79 7.44 0.93 8.00 1.00 8.56 1.07 9.56 1.24 10.56 1.41
2 5.44 0.69 6.44 0.80 7.44 0.95 8.00 1.02 8.56 1.09 9.56 1.26 10.56 1.44
4 5.44 0.70 6.44 0.82 7.44 0.96 8.00 1.04 8.56 1.11 9.56 1.28 10.56 1.45
6 5.44 0.71 6.44 0.84 7.44 0.98 8.00 1.06 8.56 1.13 9.56 1.30 10.56 1.48
8 5.44 0.73 6.44 0.86 7.44 1.00 8.00 1.08 8.56 1.16 9.56 1.32 10.56 1.51
10 5.44 0.73 6.44 0.87 7.44 1.03 8.00 1.11 8.56 1.18 9.56 1.35 10.56 1.52
12 5.44 0.74 6.44 0.89 7.44 1.05 8.00 1.13 8.56 1.21 9.56 1.38 10.56 1.55
14 5.44 0.76 6.44 0.91 7.44 1.06 8.00 1.15 8.56 1.23 9.56 1.40 10.56 1.58
16 5.44 0.77 6.44 0.92 7.44 1.08 8.00 1.17 8.56 1.25 9.56 1.43 10.56 1.61
18 5.44 0.78 6.44 0.94 7.44 1.11 8.00 1.19 8.56 1.28 9.56 1.46 10.56 1.64
20 5.44 0.80 6.44 0.96 7.44 1.13 8.00 1.21 8.56 1.30 9.56 1.51 10.56 1.75
21 5.44 0.80 6.44 0.96 7.44 1.14 8.00 1.23 8.56 1.33 9.56 1.56 10.56 1.82
23 5.44 0.82 6.44 0.98 7.44 1.19 8.00 1.31 8.56 1.42 9.56 1.68 10.56 1.95
80%
25 5.44 0.84 6.44 1.05 7.44 1.27 8.00 1.39 8.56 1.52 9.56 1.79 10.56 2.09
27 5.44 0.90 6.44 1.11 7.44 1.36 8.00 1.49 8.56 1.62 9.56 1.91 10.56 2.24
29 5.44 0.95 6.44 1.18 7.44 1.44 8.00 1.58 8.56 1.73 9.56 2.05 10.56 2.39
31 5.44 1.01 6.44 1.26 7.44 1.54 8.00 1.69 8.56 1.85 9.56 2.19 10.44 2.49
33 5.44 1.07 6.44 1.34 7.44 1.64 8.00 1.80 8.56 1.96 9.56 2.33 10.33 2.58
35 5.44 1.14 6.44 1.42 7.44 1.74 8.00 1.91 8.56 2.10 9.56 2.49 10.11 2.67
37 5.44 1.21 6.44 1.51 7.44 1.85 8.00 2.04 8.56 2.24 9.56 2.65 10.00 2.76
39 5.44 1.28 6.44 1.61 7.44 1.97 8.00 2.17 8.56 2.38 9.56 2.82 9.78 2.86
41 5.44 1.31 6.44 1.62 7.44 2.01 8.00 2.23 8.56 2.42 9.56 2.89 9.78 2.91
43 5.44 1.34 6.44 1.64 7.44 2.03 8.00 2.27 8.56 2.46 9.56 2.92 9.67 2.94
45 5.44 1.38 6.44 1.66 7.44 2.07 8.00 2.32 8.56 2.50 9.56 2.96 9.56 2.99
48 5.44 1.43 6.44 1.66 7.44 2.10 8.00 2.35 8.56 2.52 9.56 2.98 9.44 3.03
50 5.33 1.43 6.33 1.67 7.33 2.11 7.89 2.36 8.44 2.53 9.44 3.00 9.33 3.04
52 5.33 1.44 6.22 1.68 7.22 2.12 7.78 2.36 8.33 2.54 9.33 3.01 9.22 3.05
54 5.11 1.45 6.11 1.70 7.11 2.14 7.67 2.38 8.22 2.56 9.22 3.03 9.11 3.08
Abbreviations:
Notes:
31
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 4.67 0.58 5.67 0.69 6.56 0.78 7.00 0.83 7.44 0.89 8.33 1.01 9.33 1.16
-2 4.67 0.58 5.67 0.69 6.56 0.78 7.00 0.85 7.44 0.90 8.33 1.03 9.33 1.18
0 4.67 0.58 5.67 0.70 6.56 0.80 7.00 0.86 7.44 0.92 8.33 1.05 9.33 1.19
2 4.67 0.59 5.67 0.70 6.56 0.81 7.00 0.88 7.44 0.93 8.33 1.07 9.33 1.21
4 4.67 0.60 5.67 0.72 6.56 0.83 7.00 0.89 7.44 0.95 8.33 1.09 9.33 1.24
6 4.67 0.61 5.67 0.73 6.56 0.85 7.00 0.92 7.44 0.98 8.33 1.11 9.33 1.27
8 4.67 0.62 5.67 0.75 6.56 0.87 7.00 0.94 7.44 1.00 8.33 1.14 9.33 1.29
10 4.67 0.63 5.67 0.76 6.56 0.89 7.00 0.96 7.44 1.02 8.33 1.16 9.33 1.31
12 4.67 0.64 5.67 0.77 6.56 0.91 7.00 0.97 7.44 1.04 8.33 1.18 9.33 1.33
14 4.67 0.65 5.67 0.79 6.56 0.92 7.00 0.99 7.44 1.06 8.33 1.21 9.33 1.36
16 4.67 0.68 5.67 0.80 6.56 0.94 7.00 1.01 7.44 1.08 8.33 1.23 9.33 1.38
18 4.67 0.69 5.67 0.82 6.56 0.96 7.00 1.03 7.44 1.10 8.33 1.25 9.33 1.41
20 4.67 0.70 5.67 0.83 6.56 0.97 7.00 1.05 7.44 1.12 8.33 1.28 9.33 1.45
21 4.67 0.70 5.67 0.84 6.56 0.98 7.00 1.06 7.44 1.13 8.33 1.29 9.33 1.50
23 4.67 0.71 5.67 0.85 6.56 1.00 7.00 1.09 7.44 1.19 8.33 1.39 9.33 1.60
70%
25 4.67 0.73 5.67 0.89 6.56 1.07 7.00 1.17 7.44 1.27 8.33 1.48 9.33 1.71
27 4.67 0.77 5.67 0.95 6.56 1.14 7.00 1.24 7.44 1.35 8.33 1.58 9.33 1.83
29 4.67 0.82 5.67 1.00 6.56 1.21 7.00 1.32 7.44 1.44 8.33 1.69 9.33 1.96
31 4.67 0.86 5.67 1.06 6.56 1.29 7.00 1.40 7.44 1.53 8.33 1.80 9.33 2.09
33 4.67 0.92 5.67 1.13 6.56 1.37 7.00 1.49 7.44 1.63 8.33 1.91 9.33 2.23
35 4.67 0.97 5.67 1.20 6.56 1.45 7.00 1.59 7.44 1.73 8.33 2.05 9.33 2.38
37 4.67 1.02 5.67 1.27 6.56 1.54 7.00 1.69 7.44 1.84 8.33 2.18 9.33 2.53
39 4.67 1.08 5.67 1.34 6.56 1.64 7.00 1.79 7.44 1.96 8.33 2.31 9.33 2.70
41 4.67 1.13 5.67 1.39 6.56 1.68 7.00 1.85 7.44 2.03 8.33 2.41 9.33 2.81
43 4.67 1.22 5.67 1.49 6.56 1.75 7.00 1.95 7.44 2.08 8.33 2.50 9.33 2.90
45 4.67 1.25 5.67 1.52 6.56 1.79 7.00 1.98 7.44 2.19 8.33 2.63 9.33 3.01
48 4.67 1.27 5.67 1.53 6.56 1.81 7.00 2.03 7.44 2.25 8.33 2.75 9.33 3.08
50 4.67 1.29 5.56 1.54 6.44 1.82 6.89 2.03 7.33 2.26 8.22 2.76 9.22 3.10
52 4.56 1.30 5.56 1.55 6.44 1.82 6.78 2.04 7.22 2.27 8.11 2.77 9.00 3.11
54 4.56 1.30 5.44 1.56 6.22 1.84 6.67 2.05 7.11 2.28 8.00 2.79 8.89 3.13
-5 4.00 0.49 4.78 0.57 5.56 0.67 6.00 0.72 6.44 0.77 7.22 0.87 8.00 1.00
-2 4.00 0.49 4.78 0.58 5.56 0.69 6.00 0.73 6.44 0.78 7.22 0.88 8.00 1.00
0 4.00 0.50 4.78 0.59 5.56 0.70 6.00 0.74 6.44 0.80 7.22 0.89 8.00 1.01
2 4.00 0.51 4.78 0.60 5.56 0.71 6.00 0.75 6.44 0.81 7.22 0.91 8.00 1.03
4 4.00 0.53 4.78 0.61 5.56 0.72 6.00 0.76 6.44 0.82 7.22 0.93 8.00 1.04
6 4.00 0.53 4.78 0.62 5.56 0.74 6.00 0.78 6.44 0.83 7.22 0.95 8.00 1.07
8 4.00 0.54 4.78 0.63 5.56 0.75 6.00 0.79 6.44 0.85 7.22 0.96 8.00 1.08
10 4.00 0.55 4.78 0.65 5.56 0.76 6.00 0.81 6.44 0.87 7.22 0.98 8.00 1.10
12 4.00 0.56 4.78 0.67 5.56 0.77 6.00 0.83 6.44 0.88 7.22 1.00 8.00 1.12
14 4.00 0.57 4.78 0.68 5.56 0.79 6.00 0.84 6.44 0.90 7.22 1.02 8.00 1.14
16 4.00 0.58 4.78 0.69 5.56 0.80 6.00 0.86 6.44 0.91 7.22 1.03 8.00 1.16
18 4.00 0.59 4.78 0.70 5.56 0.81 6.00 0.87 6.44 0.93 7.22 1.05 8.00 1.18
20 4.00 0.59 4.78 0.71 5.56 0.83 6.00 0.89 6.44 0.95 7.22 1.07 8.00 1.21
21 4.00 0.60 4.78 0.72 5.56 0.84 6.00 0.90 6.44 0.96 7.22 1.08 8.00 1.22
23 4.00 0.61 4.78 0.73 5.56 0.85 6.00 0.91 6.44 0.97 7.22 1.13 8.00 1.29
60%
25 4.00 0.62 4.78 0.74 5.56 0.88 6.00 0.96 6.44 1.03 7.22 1.20 8.00 1.38
27 4.00 0.64 4.78 0.79 5.56 0.94 6.00 1.02 6.44 1.10 7.22 1.28 8.00 1.47
29 4.00 0.69 4.78 0.84 5.56 1.00 6.00 1.08 6.44 1.17 7.22 1.37 8.00 1.57
31 4.00 0.73 4.78 0.89 5.56 1.06 6.00 1.15 6.44 1.25 7.22 1.45 8.00 1.67
33 4.00 0.77 4.78 0.94 5.56 1.12 6.00 1.22 6.44 1.33 7.22 1.54 8.00 1.78
35 4.00 0.82 4.78 1.00 5.56 1.19 6.00 1.30 6.44 1.41 7.22 1.64 8.00 1.90
37 4.00 0.86 4.78 1.05 5.56 1.26 6.00 1.38 6.44 1.49 7.22 1.75 8.00 2.03
39 4.00 0.91 4.78 1.11 5.56 1.34 6.00 1.46 6.44 1.59 7.22 1.85 8.00 2.15
41 4.00 0.94 4.78 1.16 5.56 1.39 6.00 1.52 6.44 1.64 7.22 1.94 8.00 2.25
43 4.00 0.97 4.78 1.21 5.56 1.43 6.00 1.56 6.44 1.70 7.22 2.03 8.00 2.35
45 4.00 1.01 4.78 1.27 5.56 1.49 6.00 1.62 6.44 1.78 7.22 2.12 8.00 2.48
48 4.00 1.05 4.78 1.32 5.56 1.54 6.00 1.66 6.44 1.85 7.22 2.20 8.00 2.60
50 4.00 1.05 4.78 1.33 5.56 1.55 6.00 1.67 6.33 1.86 7.11 2.21 7.89 2.61
52 3.89 1.06 4.67 1.34 5.44 1.56 5.78 1.68 6.22 1.87 7.00 2.22 7.78 2.62
54 3.89 1.07 4.67 1.34 5.44 1.57 5.78 1.68 6.11 1.88 6.89 2.23 7.67 2.64
Abbreviations:
Notes:
32
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 3.33 0.43 4.00 0.49 4.67 0.57 5.00 0.59 5.33 0.63 6.00 0.72 6.67 0.78
-2 3.33 0.43 4.00 0.50 4.67 0.57 5.00 0.60 5.33 0.64 6.00 0.73 6.67 0.79
0 3.33 0.44 4.00 0.51 4.67 0.58 5.00 0.61 5.33 0.65 6.00 0.74 6.67 0.80
2 3.33 0.44 4.00 0.52 4.67 0.59 5.00 0.62 5.33 0.67 6.00 0.75 6.67 0.82
4 3.33 0.45 4.00 0.53 4.67 0.60 5.00 0.63 5.33 0.68 6.00 0.77 6.67 0.84
6 3.33 0.46 4.00 0.54 4.67 0.61 5.00 0.64 5.33 0.69 6.00 0.78 6.67 0.86
8 3.33 0.47 4.00 0.55 4.67 0.62 5.00 0.67 5.33 0.70 6.00 0.79 6.67 0.89
10 3.33 0.48 4.00 0.55 4.67 0.63 5.00 0.68 5.33 0.72 6.00 0.81 6.67 0.90
12 3.33 0.48 4.00 0.56 4.67 0.64 5.00 0.69 5.33 0.74 6.00 0.82 6.67 0.92
14 3.33 0.49 4.00 0.57 4.67 0.65 5.00 0.70 5.33 0.75 6.00 0.84 6.67 0.93
16 3.33 0.49 4.00 0.57 4.67 0.67 5.00 0.71 5.33 0.76 6.00 0.85 6.67 0.95
18 3.33 0.50 4.00 0.58 4.67 0.68 5.00 0.73 5.33 0.77 6.00 0.87 6.67 0.97
20 3.33 0.51 4.00 0.59 4.67 0.69 5.00 0.74 5.33 0.79 6.00 0.88 6.67 0.98
21 3.33 0.51 4.00 0.60 4.67 0.70 5.00 0.74 5.33 0.79 6.00 0.89 6.67 1.00
23 3.33 0.52 4.00 0.60 4.67 0.71 5.00 0.76 5.33 0.81 6.00 0.91 6.67 1.02
50%
25 3.33 0.53 4.00 0.62 4.67 0.72 5.00 0.77 5.33 0.83 6.00 0.95 6.67 1.08
27 3.33 0.54 4.00 0.64 4.67 0.76 5.00 0.82 5.33 0.88 6.00 1.01 6.67 1.16
29 3.33 0.57 4.00 0.69 4.67 0.81 5.00 0.87 5.33 0.94 6.00 1.08 6.67 1.23
31 3.33 0.60 4.00 0.73 4.67 0.85 5.00 0.92 5.33 1.00 6.00 1.14 6.67 1.31
33 3.33 0.63 4.00 0.77 4.67 0.91 5.00 0.98 5.33 1.06 6.00 1.22 6.67 1.39

35 3.33 0.68 4.00 0.81 4.67 0.96 5.00 1.03 5.33 1.12 6.00 1.29 6.67 1.48
37 3.33 0.71 4.00 0.86 4.67 1.01 5.00 1.10 5.33 1.18 6.00 1.37 6.67 1.57
39 3.33 0.75 4.00 0.90 4.67 1.07 5.00 1.16 5.33 1.26 6.00 1.45 6.67 1.66
41 3.33 0.78 4.00 0.94 4.67 1.11 5.00 1.21 5.33 1.31 6.00 1.53 6.67 1.74
43 3.33 0.84 4.00 1.01 4.67 1.15 5.00 1.27 5.33 1.34 6.00 1.60 6.67 1.82
45 3.33 0.85 4.00 1.03 4.67 1.22 5.00 1.36 5.33 1.40 6.00 1.76 6.67 1.97
48 3.33 0.87 4.00 1.06 4.67 1.29 5.00 1.45 5.33 1.46 6.00 1.90 6.67 2.13
50 3.33 0.88 4.00 1.06 4.67 1.30 5.00 1.46 5.33 1.47 5.89 1.91 6.56 2.14
52 3.33 0.88 3.89 1.07 4.56 1.31 4.89 1.46 5.22 1.47 5.89 1.92 6.44 2.15
54 3.22 0.89 3.89 1.08 4.44 1.32 4.78 1.47 5.11 1.48 5.67 1.93 6.44 2.16
Abbreviations:
Notes:
33
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 10.52 1.36 12.59 1.66 14.56 1.77 15.15 1.84 15.84 1.89 16.23 2.06 16.62 2.08
-2 10.52 1.36 12.59 1.69 14.56 1.77 15.15 1.85 15.84 1.89 16.23 2.08 16.62 2.09
0 10.52 1.38 12.59 1.72 14.56 1.84 15.15 1.95 15.84 2.01 16.23 2.11 16.62 2.12
2 10.52 1.40 12.59 1.72 14.56 1.90 15.15 2.06 15.84 2.03 16.23 2.13 16.62 2.15
4 10.52 1.43 12.59 1.75 14.56 1.96 15.15 2.08 15.84 2.05 16.23 2.16 16.62 2.19
6 10.52 1.46 12.59 1.79 14.56 2.04 15.15 2.09 15.64 2.11 16.03 2.19 16.43 2.21
8 10.52 1.49 12.59 1.82 14.56 2.14 15.15 2.19 15.44 2.18 15.84 2.20 16.23 2.23
10 10.52 1.52 12.59 1.86 14.56 2.21 15.15 2.27 15.34 2.23 15.64 2.24 16.03 2.30
12 10.52 1.56 12.59 1.90 14.56 2.26 14.95 2.30 15.15 2.26 15.44 2.27 15.84 2.31
14 10.52 1.59 12.59 1.94 14.56 2.30 14.75 2.34 14.95 2.30 15.34 2.30 15.64 2.36
16 10.52 1.61 12.59 1.98 14.36 2.33 14.56 2.37 14.66 2.36 15.05 2.34 15.44 2.40
18 10.52 1.64 12.59 2.02 14.16 2.37 14.36 2.38 14.56 2.39 14.95 2.41 15.34 2.44
20 10.52 1.68 12.59 2.15 13.97 2.48 14.16 2.49 14.36 2.51 14.66 2.53 15.05 2.56
21 10.52 1.72 12.59 2.22 13.87 2.54 14.07 2.55 14.26 2.57 14.66 2.59 14.95 2.61
23 10.52 1.85 12.59 2.38 13.67 2.65 13.87 2.67 13.97 2.68 14.36 2.70 14.75 2.74
130%
25 10.52 1.97 12.59 2.55 13.48 2.77 13.67 2.78 13.87 2.80 14.26 2.83 14.66 2.86
27 10.52 2.11 12.59 2.73 13.28 2.89 13.48 2.90 13.67 2.92 13.97 2.95 14.36 2.98
29 10.52 2.24 12.59 2.92 13.08 3.00 13.28 3.02 13.48 3.04 13.87 3.07 14.26 3.10
31 10.52 2.40 12.49 3.09 12.89 3.13 13.08 3.14 13.28 3.16 13.67 3.19 13.97 3.23
33 10.52 2.56 12.30 3.20 12.69 3.24 12.89 3.26 13.08 3.27 13.48 3.31 13.77 3.35
35 10.52 2.73 12.10 3.32 12.49 3.36 12.69 3.38 12.89 3.39 13.28 3.43 13.67 3.47
37 10.52 2.90 11.90 3.44 12.30 3.48 12.49 3.50 12.69 3.52 12.98 3.56 13.38 3.60
39 10.52 3.09 11.70 3.48 12.10 3.59 12.30 3.62 12.49 3.64 12.89 3.68 13.28 3.72
Atom Series Engineering Data Book
41 10.52 3.25 11.61 3.51 12.00 3.63 12.20 3.65 12.30 3.68 12.69 3.69 12.69 3.76
43 10.52 3.33 11.51 3.52 11.90 3.64 12.10 3.67 12.20 3.68 12.49 3.69 12.59 3.77
45 10.52 3.49 11.41 3.56 11.80 3.67 12.00 3.69 12.00 3.69 12.20 3.71 12.30 3.84
48 10.52 3.62 11.41 3.67 11.61 3.70 11.80 3.72 11.90 3.73 11.80 3.77 12.10 3.85
50 10.43 3.64 11.31 3.69 11.51 3.72 11.51 3.74 11.80 3.75 11.80 3.79 11.90 3.87
52 10.23 3.65 11.11 3.71 11.31 3.74 11.41 3.76 11.70 3.77 11.51 3.80 11.80 3.88
54 10.13 3.68 10.92 3.73 11.11 3.76 11.31 3.79 11.41 3.79 11.41 3.83 11.51 3.92
-5 9.74 1.31 11.61 1.59 13.48 1.87 14.36 2.04 15.05 2.13 15.44 2.20 15.74 2.25
-2 9.74 1.32 11.61 1.60 13.48 1.89 14.36 2.05 15.05 2.15 15.44 2.21 15.74 2.26
0 9.74 1.33 11.61 1.61 13.48 1.92 14.36 2.06 15.05 2.17 15.44 2.23 15.74 2.27
2 9.74 1.33 11.61 1.62 13.48 1.92 14.36 2.08 15.05 2.18 15.44 2.24 15.74 2.27
4 9.74 1.35 11.61 1.65 13.48 1.95 14.36 2.10 15.05 2.21 15.44 2.24 15.74 2.28
6 9.74 1.36 11.61 1.66 13.48 1.98 14.36 2.12 15.05 2.24 15.44 2.27 15.74 2.28
8 9.74 1.38 11.61 1.68 13.48 2.00 14.36 2.15 15.05 2.25 15.44 2.28 15.74 2.30
10 9.74 1.39 11.61 1.70 13.48 2.02 14.36 2.18 15.05 2.26 15.44 2.28 15.74 2.31
12 9.74 1.42 11.61 1.73 13.48 2.06 14.36 2.23 14.85 2.27 15.25 2.27 15.54 2.32
14 9.74 1.45 11.61 1.77 13.48 2.10 14.36 2.27 14.66 2.28 15.05 2.31 15.34 2.34
16 9.74 1.47 11.61 1.80 13.48 2.14 14.36 2.31 14.46 2.31 14.85 2.34 15.15 2.38
18 9.74 1.50 11.61 1.84 13.48 2.21 14.07 2.37 14.26 2.38 14.66 2.40 14.95 2.42
20 9.74 1.53 11.61 1.91 13.48 2.38 13.97 2.48 14.07 2.49 14.46 2.51 14.75 2.54
21 9.74 1.54 11.61 1.98 13.48 2.47 13.77 2.54 13.97 2.54 14.36 2.57 14.66 2.60
23 9.74 1.65 11.61 2.12 13.48 2.64 13.67 2.65 13.77 2.67 14.16 2.69 14.46 2.71
120%
25 9.74 1.76 11.61 2.27 13.28 2.76 13.38 2.77 13.57 2.78 13.97 2.80 14.36 2.83
27 9.74 1.88 11.61 2.42 13.08 2.87 13.28 2.89 13.38 2.90 13.77 2.93 14.07 2.95
29 9.74 2.01 11.61 2.59 12.89 2.98 12.98 3.00 13.18 3.02 13.57 3.05 13.97 3.07
31 9.74 2.14 11.61 2.76 12.69 3.10 12.89 3.12 12.98 3.13 13.38 3.16 13.67 3.20
33 9.74 2.28 11.61 2.94 12.49 3.22 12.69 3.24 12.79 3.25 13.18 3.29 13.48 3.32
35 9.74 2.43 11.61 3.14 12.30 3.33 12.39 3.36 12.69 3.37 12.98 3.41 13.38 3.44
37 9.74 2.58 11.61 3.35 12.10 3.46 12.30 3.48 12.39 3.49 12.79 3.53 13.08 3.57
39 9.74 2.75 11.51 3.53 11.90 3.57 12.00 3.59 12.20 3.62 12.59 3.65 12.98 3.69
41 9.74 2.82 11.41 3.56 11.80 3.60 11.90 3.62 12.10 3.64 12.49 3.66 12.59 3.72
43 9.74 2.87 11.41 3.59 11.70 3.62 11.90 3.63 12.00 3.65 12.30 3.67 12.39 3.79
45 9.74 2.90 11.31 3.62 11.61 3.65 11.70 3.67 11.90 3.68 12.00 3.69 12.30 3.88
48 9.74 2.92 11.21 3.65 11.41 3.69 11.51 3.69 11.80 3.72 11.90 3.72 12.10 3.92
50 9.64 2.94 11.11 3.67 11.31 3.70 11.41 3.71 11.70 3.73 11.70 3.74 12.00 3.94
52 9.44 2.94 10.92 3.69 11.11 3.72 11.21 3.73 11.51 3.75 11.61 3.75 11.80 3.96
54 9.34 2.97 10.72 3.72 10.92 3.75 11.11 3.75 11.31 3.77 11.41 3.78 11.61 3.98
Abbreviations:
Notes:
34
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 8.95 1.14 10.62 1.42 12.30 1.69 13.18 1.82 14.07 1.96 15.15 2.03 15.44 2.10
-2 8.95 1.16 10.62 1.44 12.30 1.71 13.18 1.84 14.07 1.98 15.15 2.05 15.44 2.11
0 8.95 1.17 10.62 1.45 12.30 1.72 13.18 1.85 14.07 1.99 15.15 2.08 15.44 2.13
2 8.95 1.20 10.62 1.46 12.30 1.75 13.18 1.87 14.07 2.02 15.15 2.11 15.44 2.16
4 8.95 1.23 10.62 1.48 12.30 1.77 13.18 1.89 14.07 2.05 15.15 2.13 15.44 2.18
6 8.95 1.23 10.62 1.49 12.30 1.79 13.18 1.92 14.07 2.07 15.15 2.15 15.44 2.21
8 8.95 1.25 10.62 1.52 12.30 1.80 13.18 1.95 14.07 2.09 15.15 2.17 15.44 2.24
10 8.95 1.26 10.62 1.54 12.30 1.83 13.18 1.98 14.07 2.13 15.15 2.18 15.44 2.25
12 8.95 1.29 10.62 1.57 12.30 1.86 13.18 2.02 14.07 2.17 14.95 2.21 15.25 2.28
14 8.95 1.31 10.62 1.59 12.30 1.90 13.18 2.05 14.07 2.21 14.75 2.24 15.05 2.30
16 8.95 1.33 10.62 1.63 12.30 1.94 13.18 2.09 14.07 2.25 14.56 2.26 14.85 2.33
18 8.95 1.36 10.62 1.66 12.30 1.98 13.18 2.15 14.07 2.36 14.36 2.38 14.66 2.40
20 8.95 1.39 10.62 1.69 12.30 2.09 13.18 2.31 13.87 2.47 14.16 2.49 14.46 2.51
21 8.95 1.40 10.62 1.75 12.30 2.17 13.18 2.40 13.77 2.54 14.07 2.55 14.36 2.57
23 8.95 1.47 10.62 1.87 12.30 2.32 13.18 2.57 13.57 2.64 13.87 2.67 14.16 2.70
110%
25 8.95 1.56 10.62 2.00 12.30 2.48 13.18 2.75 13.38 2.76 13.67 2.79 13.97 2.81
27 8.95 1.67 10.62 2.14 12.30 2.66 12.98 2.87 13.18 2.88 13.48 2.90 13.77 2.93
29 8.95 1.78 10.62 2.28 12.30 2.84 12.79 2.99 12.98 3.00 13.28 3.03 13.67 3.05
31 8.95 1.89 10.62 2.43 12.30 3.03 12.59 3.10 12.79 3.11 13.08 3.14 13.38 3.17
33 8.95 2.02 10.62 2.59 12.30 3.20 12.39 3.22 12.59 3.23 12.89 3.26 13.28 3.29

35 8.95 2.15 10.62 2.76 12.00 3.32 12.20 3.33 12.39 3.35 12.69 3.38 12.98 3.41
37 8.95 2.28 10.62 2.94 11.90 3.43 12.00 3.45 12.20 3.46 12.49 3.50 12.79 3.53
39 8.95 2.43 10.62 3.13 11.70 3.55 11.80 3.57 12.00 3.59 12.30 3.62 12.69 3.65
41 8.95 2.45 10.62 3.16 11.61 3.58 11.70 3.59 11.90 3.61 12.10 3.65 12.30 3.69
43 8.95 2.47 10.62 3.20 11.51 3.60 11.61 3.62 11.80 3.64 12.00 3.66 12.10 3.75
45 8.95 2.56 10.62 3.22 11.31 3.63 11.51 3.66 11.70 3.67 11.90 3.76 12.00 3.85
48 8.95 2.64 10.62 3.48 11.21 3.65 11.31 3.68 11.61 3.70 11.70 3.77 11.80 3.88
50 8.85 2.67 10.52 3.51 11.11 3.68 11.21 3.71 11.51 3.73 11.61 3.79 11.70 3.91
52 8.75 2.67 10.43 3.52 10.92 3.69 11.02 3.72 11.31 3.74 11.41 3.81 11.51 3.92
54 8.56 2.69 10.23 3.55 10.72 3.72 10.92 3.75 11.11 3.76 11.21 3.84 11.31 3.95
-5 8.07 1.04 9.64 1.25 11.21 1.49 12.00 1.59 12.79 1.73 14.36 1.97 15.15 2.06
-2 8.07 1.05 9.64 1.26 11.21 1.51 12.00 1.62 12.79 1.75 14.36 1.99 15.15 2.07
0 8.07 1.07 9.64 1.28 11.21 1.52 12.00 1.65 12.79 1.77 14.36 2.03 15.15 2.09
2 8.07 1.08 9.64 1.29 11.21 1.54 12.00 1.67 12.79 1.79 14.36 2.06 15.15 2.13
4 8.07 1.09 9.64 1.31 11.21 1.56 12.00 1.69 12.79 1.82 14.36 2.08 15.15 2.15
6 8.07 1.11 9.64 1.34 11.21 1.58 12.00 1.72 12.79 1.84 14.36 2.11 15.15 2.18
8 8.07 1.13 9.64 1.36 11.21 1.61 12.00 1.74 12.79 1.87 14.36 2.15 15.15 2.22
10 8.07 1.14 9.64 1.38 11.21 1.64 12.00 1.77 12.79 1.91 14.36 2.18 15.15 2.25
12 8.07 1.16 9.64 1.41 11.21 1.67 12.00 1.80 12.79 1.94 14.36 2.21 14.95 2.27
14 8.07 1.18 9.64 1.43 11.21 1.70 12.00 1.84 12.79 1.98 14.36 2.26 14.75 2.30
16 8.07 1.20 9.64 1.46 11.21 1.73 12.00 1.88 12.79 2.02 14.26 2.29 14.56 2.32
18 8.07 1.23 9.64 1.49 11.21 1.77 12.00 1.91 12.79 2.05 14.07 2.37 14.36 2.38
20 8.07 1.25 9.64 1.52 11.21 1.82 12.00 2.01 12.79 2.21 13.87 2.47 14.16 2.50
21 8.07 1.26 9.64 1.53 11.21 1.88 12.00 2.08 12.79 2.28 13.77 2.54 14.07 2.56
23 8.07 1.29 9.64 1.64 11.21 2.02 12.00 2.23 12.79 2.44 13.67 2.65 13.87 2.67
100%
25 8.07 1.38 9.64 1.75 11.21 2.16 12.00 2.38 12.79 2.62 13.38 2.77 13.67 2.79
27 8.07 1.47 9.64 1.86 11.21 2.31 12.00 2.55 12.79 2.80 13.18 2.88 13.48 2.91
29 8.07 1.56 9.64 1.99 11.21 2.47 12.00 2.73 12.69 2.97 12.98 3.00 13.38 3.03
31 8.07 1.67 9.64 2.12 11.21 2.63 12.00 2.91 12.59 3.09 12.79 3.12 13.08 3.14
33 8.07 1.77 9.64 2.26 11.21 2.80 12.00 3.10 12.30 3.21 12.69 3.23 12.98 3.26
35 8.07 1.88 9.64 2.41 11.21 3.00 12.00 3.31 12.10 3.33 12.39 3.36 12.69 3.38
37 8.07 2.00 9.64 2.56 11.21 3.19 11.80 3.42 12.00 3.44 12.30 3.47 12.49 3.50
39 8.07 2.13 9.64 2.72 11.21 3.39 11.61 3.54 11.70 3.56 12.00 3.59 12.30 3.62
41 8.07 2.23 9.64 2.82 11.21 3.52 11.41 3.57 11.61 3.62 11.80 3.68 12.20 3.70
43 8.07 2.33 9.64 2.92 11.21 3.59 11.21 3.61 11.61 3.65 11.90 3.70 11.90 3.74
45 8.07 2.46 9.64 3.05 11.21 3.65 11.02 3.65 11.51 3.72 11.80 3.75 11.70 3.79
48 8.07 2.57 9.64 3.16 11.21 3.65 10.52 3.70 11.51 3.79 11.11 3.79 11.41 3.83
50 7.97 2.58 9.54 3.17 11.11 3.67 10.52 3.72 11.41 3.80 10.92 3.82 11.31 3.85
52 7.87 2.59 9.34 3.19 10.92 3.68 10.33 3.73 11.21 3.82 10.82 3.83 11.21 3.86
54 7.77 2.61 9.25 3.21 10.72 3.71 10.13 3.76 11.02 3.84 10.62 3.85 11.02 3.89
Abbreviations:
Notes:
35
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 7.28 0.92 8.66 1.10 10.13 1.30 10.82 1.42 11.51 1.51 12.89 1.74 14.36 1.99
-2 7.28 0.93 8.66 1.11 10.13 1.32 10.82 1.44 11.51 1.52 12.89 1.75 14.36 2.01
0 7.28 0.94 8.66 1.13 10.13 1.34 10.82 1.46 11.51 1.55 12.89 1.77 14.36 2.02
2 7.28 0.96 8.66 1.14 10.13 1.35 10.82 1.48 11.51 1.57 12.89 1.81 14.36 2.05
4 7.28 0.97 8.66 1.16 10.13 1.37 10.82 1.50 11.51 1.59 12.89 1.84 14.36 2.08
6 7.28 0.98 8.66 1.18 10.13 1.40 10.82 1.52 11.51 1.62 12.89 1.87 14.36 2.11
8 7.28 1.00 8.66 1.20 10.13 1.43 10.82 1.55 11.51 1.65 12.89 1.90 14.36 2.14
10 7.28 1.02 8.66 1.23 10.13 1.46 10.82 1.57 11.51 1.69 12.89 1.92 14.36 2.18
12 7.28 1.04 8.66 1.26 10.13 1.48 10.82 1.59 11.51 1.72 12.89 1.96 14.36 2.21
14 7.28 1.06 8.66 1.28 10.13 1.51 10.82 1.62 11.51 1.75 12.89 2.00 14.36 2.25
16 7.28 1.07 8.66 1.29 10.13 1.54 10.82 1.66 11.51 1.79 12.89 2.04 14.26 2.29
18 7.28 1.10 8.66 1.33 10.13 1.56 10.82 1.69 11.51 1.82 12.89 2.08 14.07 2.37
20 7.28 1.12 8.66 1.36 10.13 1.59 10.82 1.72 11.51 1.88 12.89 2.24 13.87 2.47
21 7.28 1.13 8.66 1.36 10.13 1.62 10.82 1.79 11.51 1.95 12.89 2.31 13.77 2.54
23 7.28 1.15 8.66 1.42 10.13 1.74 10.82 1.92 11.51 2.10 12.89 2.48 13.57 2.65
90%
25 7.28 1.21 8.66 1.52 10.13 1.86 10.82 2.05 11.51 2.24 12.89 2.66 13.38 2.77
27 7.28 1.29 8.66 1.62 10.13 1.98 10.82 2.18 11.51 2.40 12.89 2.84 13.18 2.88
29 7.28 1.37 8.66 1.72 10.13 2.12 10.82 2.33 11.51 2.56 12.79 2.97 12.98 3.00
31 7.28 1.46 8.66 1.83 10.13 2.26 10.82 2.49 11.51 2.73 12.59 3.09 12.79 3.12
33 7.28 1.54 8.66 1.95 10.13 2.41 10.82 2.65 11.51 2.91 12.39 3.21 12.69 3.23
35 7.28 1.64 8.66 2.08 10.13 2.57 10.82 2.83 11.51 3.10 12.20 3.33 12.39 3.36
37 7.28 1.74 8.66 2.21 10.13 2.73 10.82 3.01 11.51 3.31 12.00 3.44 12.30 3.47
39 7.28 1.85 8.66 2.34 10.13 2.90 10.82 3.21 11.51 3.52 11.80 3.56 12.00 3.59
41 7.28 1.91 8.66 2.45 10.13 3.01 10.82 3.29 11.51 3.55 11.70 3.65 12.00 3.68
43 7.28 2.00 8.66 2.56 10.13 3.12 10.82 3.38 11.51 3.62 11.61 3.70 11.90 3.73
45 7.28 2.13 8.66 2.69 10.13 3.24 10.82 3.49 11.51 3.72 11.61 3.74 11.70 3.79
48 7.28 2.24 8.66 2.81 10.13 3.36 10.82 3.53 11.51 3.75 11.51 3.79 11.41 3.83
50 7.18 2.26 8.66 2.82 10.03 3.39 10.72 3.56 11.41 3.77 11.41 3.81 11.21 3.85
52 7.08 2.27 8.46 2.83 9.84 3.39 10.52 3.56 11.21 3.79 11.21 3.83 11.11 3.87
54 6.98 2.28 8.36 2.85 9.74 3.42 10.43 3.59 11.02 3.82 11.02 3.85 10.92 3.90
-5 6.49 0.81 7.67 0.96 8.95 1.13 9.64 1.20 10.23 1.29 11.51 1.50 12.69 1.72
-2 6.49 0.82 7.67 0.97 8.95 1.14 9.64 1.23 10.23 1.31 11.51 1.52 12.69 1.73
0 6.49 0.84 7.67 0.98 8.95 1.16 9.64 1.24 10.23 1.33 11.51 1.54 12.69 1.75
2 6.49 0.85 7.67 1.00 8.95 1.17 9.64 1.26 10.23 1.36 11.51 1.57 12.69 1.79
4 6.49 0.87 7.67 1.01 8.95 1.20 9.64 1.29 10.23 1.38 11.51 1.59 12.69 1.81
6 6.49 0.88 7.67 1.03 8.95 1.22 9.64 1.32 10.23 1.41 11.51 1.62 12.69 1.84
8 6.49 0.90 7.67 1.06 8.95 1.24 9.64 1.34 10.23 1.44 11.51 1.65 12.69 1.88
10 6.49 0.90 7.67 1.08 8.95 1.28 9.64 1.37 10.23 1.47 11.51 1.69 12.69 1.89
12 6.49 0.92 7.67 1.10 8.95 1.29 9.64 1.40 10.23 1.50 11.51 1.72 12.69 1.93
14 6.49 0.93 7.67 1.13 8.95 1.32 9.64 1.43 10.23 1.53 11.51 1.75 12.69 1.97
16 6.49 0.95 7.67 1.14 8.95 1.35 9.64 1.45 10.23 1.56 11.51 1.78 12.69 2.00
18 6.49 0.97 7.67 1.16 8.95 1.37 9.64 1.48 10.23 1.59 11.51 1.82 12.69 2.05
20 6.49 0.99 7.67 1.19 8.95 1.40 9.64 1.51 10.23 1.62 11.51 1.88 12.69 2.18
21 6.49 1.00 7.67 1.20 8.95 1.42 9.64 1.52 10.23 1.66 11.51 1.95 12.69 2.27
23 6.49 1.01 7.67 1.23 8.95 1.48 9.64 1.62 10.23 1.77 11.51 2.08 12.69 2.43
80%
25 6.49 1.04 7.67 1.29 8.95 1.59 9.64 1.73 10.23 1.89 11.51 2.24 12.69 2.60
27 6.49 1.11 7.67 1.38 8.95 1.69 9.64 1.85 10.23 2.02 11.51 2.39 12.69 2.78
29 6.49 1.18 7.67 1.47 8.95 1.80 9.64 1.97 10.23 2.16 11.51 2.54 12.69 2.97
31 6.49 1.26 7.67 1.56 8.95 1.92 9.64 2.10 10.23 2.30 11.51 2.72 12.49 3.09
33 6.49 1.33 7.67 1.66 8.95 2.04 9.64 2.24 10.23 2.45 11.51 2.90 12.30 3.21
35 6.49 1.42 7.67 1.77 8.95 2.17 9.64 2.38 10.23 2.61 11.51 3.09 12.10 3.33
37 6.49 1.50 7.67 1.88 8.95 2.31 9.64 2.54 10.23 2.78 11.51 3.29 12.00 3.44
39 6.49 1.59 7.67 2.00 8.95 2.45 9.64 2.70 10.23 2.96 11.51 3.51 11.70 3.56
41 6.49 1.62 7.67 2.02 8.95 2.49 9.64 2.77 10.23 3.01 11.51 3.60 11.70 3.62
43 6.49 1.67 7.67 2.04 8.95 2.53 9.64 2.82 10.23 3.05 11.51 3.64 11.61 3.66
45 6.49 1.72 7.67 2.06 8.95 2.57 9.64 2.88 10.23 3.10 11.51 3.69 11.41 3.72
48 6.49 1.78 7.67 2.08 8.95 2.61 9.64 2.92 10.23 3.13 11.51 3.72 11.31 3.77
50 6.39 1.79 7.57 2.08 8.85 2.63 9.54 2.93 10.13 3.15 11.41 3.74 11.21 3.79
52 6.30 1.79 7.57 2.09 8.75 2.64 9.34 2.94 10.03 3.16 11.21 3.75 11.11 3.81
54 6.20 1.80 7.38 2.11 8.56 2.66 9.15 2.97 9.84 3.18 11.02 3.78 10.92 3.84
Abbreviations:
Notes:
36
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 5.70 0.72 6.79 0.85 7.87 0.96 8.36 1.03 8.95 1.10 10.03 1.26 11.11 1.45
-2 5.70 0.73 6.79 0.85 7.87 0.97 8.36 1.05 8.95 1.12 10.03 1.28 11.11 1.46
0 5.70 0.74 6.79 0.87 7.87 0.99 8.36 1.07 8.95 1.14 10.03 1.30 11.11 1.49
2 5.70 0.74 6.79 0.87 7.87 1.00 8.36 1.09 8.95 1.16 10.03 1.33 11.11 1.51
4 5.70 0.74 6.79 0.89 7.87 1.03 8.36 1.11 8.95 1.19 10.03 1.36 11.11 1.55
6 5.70 0.76 6.79 0.90 7.87 1.05 8.36 1.14 8.95 1.21 10.03 1.38 11.11 1.58
8 5.70 0.77 6.79 0.93 7.87 1.07 8.36 1.16 8.95 1.24 10.03 1.42 11.11 1.60
10 5.70 0.79 6.79 0.94 7.87 1.10 8.36 1.19 8.95 1.27 10.03 1.45 11.11 1.62
12 5.70 0.80 6.79 0.96 7.87 1.13 8.36 1.21 8.95 1.29 10.03 1.47 11.11 1.66
14 5.70 0.82 6.79 0.97 7.87 1.14 8.36 1.23 8.95 1.32 10.03 1.50 11.11 1.69
16 5.70 0.84 6.79 1.00 7.87 1.16 8.36 1.26 8.95 1.34 10.03 1.52 11.11 1.72
18 5.70 0.85 6.79 1.01 7.87 1.19 8.36 1.28 8.95 1.36 10.03 1.56 11.11 1.75
20 5.70 0.86 6.79 1.03 7.87 1.21 8.36 1.29 8.95 1.39 10.03 1.59 11.11 1.80
21 5.70 0.87 6.79 1.04 7.87 1.22 8.36 1.31 8.95 1.40 10.03 1.61 11.11 1.86
23 5.70 0.88 6.79 1.06 7.87 1.24 8.36 1.36 8.95 1.48 10.03 1.72 11.11 2.00
70%
25 5.70 0.90 6.79 1.10 7.87 1.33 8.36 1.45 8.95 1.58 10.03 1.85 11.11 2.14
27 5.70 0.96 6.79 1.17 7.87 1.42 8.36 1.54 8.95 1.68 10.03 1.97 11.11 2.28
29 5.70 1.01 6.79 1.24 7.87 1.50 8.36 1.65 8.95 1.79 10.03 2.10 11.11 2.44
31 5.70 1.07 6.79 1.32 7.87 1.60 8.36 1.75 8.95 1.91 10.03 2.24 11.11 2.60
33 5.70 1.13 6.79 1.40 7.87 1.70 8.36 1.86 8.95 2.03 10.03 2.39 11.11 2.77

35 5.70 1.20 6.79 1.49 7.87 1.81 8.36 1.98 8.95 2.16 10.03 2.54 11.11 2.96
37 5.70 1.27 6.79 1.58 7.87 1.92 8.36 2.10 8.95 2.30 10.03 2.70 11.11 3.15
39 5.70 1.35 6.79 1.67 7.87 2.04 8.36 2.24 8.95 2.44 10.03 2.88 11.11 3.36
41 5.70 1.41 6.79 1.73 7.87 2.10 8.36 2.31 8.95 2.51 10.03 3.00 11.11 3.50
43 5.70 1.52 6.79 1.85 7.87 2.18 8.36 2.44 8.95 2.59 10.03 3.10 11.11 3.61
45 5.70 1.56 6.79 1.89 7.87 2.23 8.36 2.47 8.95 2.72 10.03 3.27 11.11 3.75
48 5.70 1.59 6.79 1.90 7.87 2.26 8.36 2.51 8.95 2.79 10.03 3.42 11.11 3.85
50 5.61 1.61 6.69 1.92 7.77 2.27 8.36 2.53 8.85 2.80 9.93 3.44 11.02 3.86
52 5.51 1.61 6.59 1.93 7.67 2.28 8.16 2.54 8.75 2.82 9.74 3.46 10.82 3.87
54 5.41 1.62 6.49 1.94 7.57 2.29 8.07 2.55 8.56 2.83 9.64 3.48 10.72 3.90
-5 4.82 0.61 5.80 0.71 6.69 0.84 7.18 0.89 7.67 0.96 8.66 1.08 9.54 1.23
-2 4.82 0.62 5.80 0.73 6.69 0.85 7.18 0.90 7.67 0.97 8.66 1.10 9.54 1.24
0 4.82 0.63 5.80 0.74 6.69 0.86 7.18 0.91 7.67 0.99 8.66 1.11 9.54 1.26
2 4.82 0.64 5.80 0.75 6.69 0.87 7.18 0.93 7.67 1.00 8.66 1.13 9.54 1.27
4 4.82 0.66 5.80 0.77 6.69 0.90 7.18 0.94 7.67 1.01 8.66 1.15 9.54 1.29
6 4.82 0.67 5.80 0.78 6.69 0.91 7.18 0.97 7.67 1.03 8.66 1.17 9.54 1.33
8 4.82 0.68 5.80 0.80 6.69 0.93 7.18 0.98 7.67 1.06 8.66 1.20 9.54 1.35
10 4.82 0.69 5.80 0.81 6.69 0.94 7.18 1.01 7.67 1.07 8.66 1.22 9.54 1.36
12 4.82 0.70 5.80 0.83 6.69 0.96 7.18 1.03 7.67 1.10 8.66 1.24 9.54 1.39
14 4.82 0.71 5.80 0.84 6.69 0.97 7.18 1.04 7.67 1.12 8.66 1.26 9.54 1.42
16 4.82 0.72 5.80 0.85 6.69 0.99 7.18 1.07 7.67 1.13 8.66 1.29 9.54 1.44
18 4.82 0.74 5.80 0.87 6.69 1.01 7.18 1.08 7.67 1.16 8.66 1.31 9.54 1.47
20 4.82 0.74 5.80 0.88 6.69 1.03 7.18 1.10 7.67 1.18 8.66 1.33 9.54 1.50
21 4.82 0.75 5.80 0.89 6.69 1.03 7.18 1.11 7.67 1.19 8.66 1.35 9.54 1.51
23 4.82 0.77 5.80 0.90 6.69 1.05 7.18 1.13 7.67 1.21 8.66 1.40 9.54 1.61
60%
25 4.82 0.77 5.80 0.92 6.69 1.10 7.18 1.19 7.67 1.29 8.66 1.49 9.54 1.72
27 4.82 0.80 5.80 0.97 6.69 1.16 7.18 1.26 7.67 1.37 8.66 1.59 9.54 1.83
29 4.82 0.85 5.80 1.03 6.69 1.24 7.18 1.35 7.67 1.46 8.66 1.70 9.54 1.96
31 4.82 0.90 5.80 1.10 6.69 1.32 7.18 1.43 7.67 1.56 8.66 1.81 9.54 2.08
33 4.82 0.96 5.80 1.16 6.69 1.39 7.18 1.52 7.67 1.65 8.66 1.92 9.54 2.22
35 4.82 1.01 5.80 1.23 6.69 1.48 7.18 1.62 7.67 1.75 8.66 2.05 9.54 2.37
37 4.82 1.07 5.80 1.31 6.69 1.57 7.18 1.72 7.67 1.86 8.66 2.18 9.54 2.51
39 4.82 1.13 5.80 1.38 6.69 1.66 7.18 1.82 7.67 1.98 8.66 2.31 9.54 2.67
41 4.82 1.16 5.80 1.44 6.69 1.72 7.18 1.88 7.67 2.05 8.66 2.42 9.54 2.80
43 4.82 1.20 5.80 1.50 6.69 1.79 7.18 1.95 7.67 2.12 8.66 2.52 9.54 2.92
45 4.82 1.26 5.80 1.58 6.69 1.85 7.18 2.02 7.67 2.22 8.66 2.64 9.54 3.08
48 4.82 1.30 5.80 1.65 6.69 1.92 7.18 2.07 7.67 2.31 8.66 2.73 9.54 3.23
50 4.82 1.31 5.70 1.66 6.69 1.93 7.18 2.08 7.57 2.32 8.56 2.75 9.44 3.24
52 4.72 1.32 5.61 1.66 6.59 1.94 6.98 2.08 7.48 2.34 8.36 2.76 9.34 3.26
54 4.62 1.33 5.61 1.67 6.49 1.95 6.89 2.10 7.38 2.34 8.26 2.77 9.15 3.28
Abbreviations:
Notes:
37
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 4.03 0.54 4.82 0.62 5.61 0.71 6.00 0.74 6.39 0.79 7.18 0.90 7.97 0.97
-2 4.03 0.54 4.82 0.63 5.61 0.72 6.00 0.76 6.39 0.80 7.18 0.90 7.97 0.97
0 4.03 0.55 4.82 0.64 5.61 0.74 6.00 0.77 6.39 0.81 7.18 0.92 7.97 1.00
2 4.03 0.56 4.82 0.65 5.61 0.74 6.00 0.77 6.39 0.82 7.18 0.93 7.97 1.01
4 4.03 0.56 4.82 0.66 5.61 0.75 6.00 0.79 6.39 0.84 7.18 0.95 7.97 1.03
6 4.03 0.57 4.82 0.67 5.61 0.77 6.00 0.80 6.39 0.86 7.18 0.97 7.97 1.07
8 4.03 0.58 4.82 0.68 5.61 0.77 6.00 0.82 6.39 0.87 7.18 0.98 7.97 1.10
10 4.03 0.60 4.82 0.69 5.61 0.79 6.00 0.84 6.39 0.89 7.18 1.00 7.97 1.12
12 4.03 0.61 4.82 0.70 5.61 0.80 6.00 0.85 6.39 0.91 7.18 1.02 7.97 1.13
14 4.03 0.61 4.82 0.71 5.61 0.81 6.00 0.87 6.39 0.93 7.18 1.04 7.97 1.16
16 4.03 0.62 4.82 0.72 5.61 0.83 6.00 0.88 6.39 0.93 7.18 1.06 7.97 1.18
18 4.03 0.63 4.82 0.73 5.61 0.84 6.00 0.90 6.39 0.96 7.18 1.07 7.97 1.20
20 4.03 0.64 4.82 0.74 5.61 0.85 6.00 0.91 6.39 0.97 7.18 1.10 7.97 1.23
21 4.03 0.64 4.82 0.75 5.61 0.86 6.00 0.92 6.39 0.98 7.18 1.10 7.97 1.23
23 4.03 0.65 4.82 0.76 5.61 0.87 6.00 0.93 6.39 1.00 7.18 1.13 7.97 1.26
50%
25 4.03 0.66 4.82 0.77 5.61 0.89 6.00 0.96 6.39 1.03 7.18 1.18 7.97 1.35
27 4.03 0.67 4.82 0.80 5.61 0.94 6.00 1.02 6.39 1.10 7.18 1.26 7.97 1.43
29 4.03 0.71 4.82 0.85 5.61 1.00 6.00 1.08 6.39 1.16 7.18 1.34 7.97 1.53
31 4.03 0.75 4.82 0.90 5.61 1.06 6.00 1.15 6.39 1.23 7.18 1.43 7.97 1.62
33 4.03 0.80 4.82 0.95 5.61 1.13 6.00 1.21 6.39 1.31 7.18 1.51 7.97 1.73
35 4.03 0.84 4.82 1.00 5.61 1.19 6.00 1.29 6.39 1.39 7.18 1.61 7.97 1.84
37 4.03 0.88 4.82 1.07 5.61 1.26 6.00 1.36 6.39 1.47 7.18 1.70 7.97 1.95
39 4.03 0.93 4.82 1.12 5.61 1.33 6.00 1.44 6.39 1.56 7.18 1.81 7.97 2.08
41 4.03 0.97 4.82 1.16 5.61 1.38 6.00 1.51 6.39 1.63 7.18 1.90 7.97 2.17
43 4.03 1.03 4.82 1.25 5.61 1.43 6.00 1.58 6.39 1.67 7.18 2.00 7.97 2.27
45 4.03 1.06 4.82 1.28 5.61 1.52 6.00 1.70 6.39 1.74 7.18 2.19 7.97 2.46
48 4.03 1.08 4.82 1.31 5.61 1.61 6.00 1.81 6.39 1.82 7.18 2.36 7.97 2.64
50 4.03 1.09 4.82 1.33 5.61 1.62 6.00 1.82 6.30 1.83 7.08 2.38 7.87 2.66
52 3.93 1.10 4.72 1.33 5.51 1.62 5.90 1.82 6.20 1.83 6.98 2.39 7.77 2.67
54 3.93 1.10 4.62 1.34 5.41 1.64 5.80 1.83 6.10 1.85 6.89 2.41 7.67 2.69
Abbreviations:
Notes:
38
Table 2-7.4: pdv-V48W/DHN1(At) cooling capacity
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 12.30 1.62 14.60 1.99 17.00 2.12 17.60 2.21 18.50 2.27 18.90 2.47 19.40 2.49
-2 12.30 1.62 14.60 2.02 17.00 2.12 17.60 2.22 18.50 2.27 18.90 2.50 19.40 2.51
0 12.30 1.65 14.60 2.05 17.00 2.20 17.60 2.34 18.50 2.40 18.90 2.53 19.40 2.54
2 12.30 1.68 14.60 2.05 17.00 2.27 17.60 2.47 18.50 2.43 18.90 2.55 19.40 2.59
4 12.30 1.72 14.60 2.10 17.00 2.36 17.60 2.49 18.50 2.46 18.90 2.59 19.40 2.63
6 12.30 1.75 14.60 2.14 17.00 2.45 17.60 2.51 18.30 2.54 18.70 2.63 19.20 2.66
8 12.30 1.79 14.60 2.19 17.00 2.57 17.60 2.63 18.10 2.62 18.50 2.64 19.00 2.67
10 12.30 1.83 14.60 2.24 17.00 2.66 17.60 2.72 17.80 2.67 18.30 2.68 18.70 2.75
12 12.30 1.86 14.60 2.28 17.00 2.72 17.40 2.76 17.60 2.72 18.00 2.72 18.50 2.77
14 12.30 1.90 14.60 2.32 16.90 2.75 17.20 2.80 17.40 2.75 17.80 2.76 18.30 2.84
16 12.30 1.93 14.60 2.37 16.70 2.79 16.90 2.84 17.10 2.83 17.60 2.80 18.00 2.88
18 12.30 1.97 14.60 2.42 16.50 2.84 16.70 2.86 16.90 2.86 17.40 2.90 17.80 2.93
20 12.30 2.01 14.60 2.58 16.20 2.98 16.50 2.99 16.70 3.00 17.10 3.03 17.60 3.06
21 12.30 2.06 14.60 2.66 16.10 3.05 16.40 3.06 16.60 3.07 17.00 3.11 17.50 3.13
23 12.30 2.21 14.60 2.86 15.90 3.19 16.10 3.20 16.30 3.21 16.80 3.25 17.20 3.28
130%
25 12.30 2.37 14.60 3.06 15.70 3.33 15.90 3.34 16.10 3.36 16.60 3.40 17.00 3.42
27 12.30 2.52 14.60 3.27 15.50 3.47 15.70 3.48 15.90 3.50 16.30 3.53 16.80 3.58
29 12.30 2.70 14.60 3.50 15.20 3.60 15.40 3.62 15.70 3.65 16.10 3.68 16.60 3.72
31 12.30 2.88 14.60 3.70 15.00 3.74 15.20 3.77 15.40 3.79 15.90 3.82 16.30 3.87
33 12.30 3.06 14.30 3.84 14.80 3.88 15.00 3.91 15.20 3.93 15.70 3.97 16.10 4.01

35 12.30 3.27 14.10 3.98 14.50 4.03 14.80 4.05 15.00 4.07 15.40 4.12 15.90 4.16
37 12.30 3.48 13.90 4.13 14.30 4.17 14.50 4.20 14.80 4.22 15.20 4.27 15.60 4.32
39 12.30 3.70 13.60 4.17 14.10 4.31 14.30 4.34 14.50 4.37 15.00 4.41 15.40 4.47
41 12.30 3.90 13.50 4.21 14.00 4.35 14.20 4.38 14.40 4.41 14.90 4.42 14.90 4.51
43 12.30 4.00 13.40 4.23 13.90 4.36 14.10 4.40 14.30 4.41 14.60 4.43 14.70 4.52
45 12.30 4.20 13.30 4.27 13.70 4.41 14.00 4.43 14.00 4.43 14.20 4.45 14.40 4.61
48 12.30 4.34 13.30 4.41 13.50 4.44 13.80 4.47 13.90 4.48 13.80 4.53 14.10 4.62
50 12.10 4.36 13.20 4.43 13.50 4.47 13.50 4.49 13.80 4.50 13.80 4.54 13.90 4.64
52 12.00 4.38 13.00 4.44 13.20 4.49 13.30 4.51 13.60 4.53 13.50 4.56 13.80 4.66
54 11.80 4.41 12.70 4.48 13.00 4.52 13.20 4.54 13.30 4.55 13.30 4.60 13.50 4.69
-5 11.40 1.57 13.50 1.90 15.70 2.25 16.80 2.45 17.60 2.55 18.00 2.64 18.40 2.71
-2 11.40 1.58 13.50 1.92 15.70 2.26 16.80 2.46 17.60 2.59 18.00 2.66 18.40 2.72
0 11.40 1.59 13.50 1.93 15.70 2.29 16.80 2.47 17.60 2.60 18.00 2.67 18.40 2.72
2 11.40 1.60 13.50 1.95 15.70 2.31 16.80 2.49 17.60 2.61 18.00 2.69 18.40 2.73
4 11.40 1.62 13.50 1.98 15.70 2.34 16.80 2.52 17.60 2.65 18.00 2.70 18.40 2.73
6 11.40 1.64 13.50 1.99 15.70 2.37 16.80 2.54 17.60 2.68 18.00 2.72 18.40 2.74
8 11.40 1.65 13.50 2.01 15.70 2.40 16.80 2.58 17.60 2.71 18.00 2.73 18.40 2.75
10 11.40 1.67 13.50 2.04 15.70 2.42 16.80 2.62 17.60 2.71 18.00 2.73 18.40 2.77
12 11.40 1.70 13.50 2.07 15.70 2.47 16.80 2.67 17.40 2.72 17.70 2.73 18.10 2.79
14 11.40 1.73 13.50 2.12 15.70 2.52 16.80 2.73 17.10 2.73 17.50 2.76 17.90 2.82
16 11.40 1.77 13.50 2.16 15.70 2.57 16.70 2.77 16.90 2.78 17.30 2.81 17.70 2.86
18 11.40 1.79 13.50 2.20 15.70 2.66 16.50 2.84 16.70 2.85 17.10 2.87 17.50 2.90
20 11.40 1.84 13.50 2.29 15.70 2.86 16.20 2.98 16.50 2.99 16.90 3.01 17.30 3.04
21 11.40 1.85 13.50 2.37 15.70 2.96 16.10 3.05 16.30 3.06 16.80 3.08 17.20 3.12
23 11.40 1.98 13.50 2.54 15.70 3.17 15.90 3.18 16.10 3.20 16.50 3.23 16.90 3.26
120%
25 11.40 2.12 13.50 2.72 15.40 3.31 15.60 3.32 15.80 3.33 16.30 3.37 16.70 3.40
27 11.40 2.25 13.50 2.91 15.20 3.44 15.40 3.47 15.60 3.47 16.00 3.51 16.50 3.54
29 11.40 2.41 13.50 3.10 15.00 3.58 15.20 3.60 15.40 3.61 15.80 3.66 16.20 3.68
31 11.40 2.57 13.50 3.31 14.70 3.73 15.00 3.74 15.20 3.76 15.60 3.80 16.00 3.84
33 11.40 2.73 13.50 3.53 14.50 3.87 14.70 3.88 14.90 3.90 15.30 3.94 15.70 3.98
35 11.40 2.91 13.50 3.77 14.30 4.00 14.50 4.02 14.70 4.05 15.10 4.09 15.50 4.13
37 11.40 3.10 13.50 4.01 14.10 4.14 14.30 4.17 14.50 4.19 14.90 4.23 15.30 4.28
39 11.40 3.30 13.50 4.24 13.90 4.28 14.10 4.31 14.30 4.34 14.70 4.38 15.10 4.42
41 11.40 3.39 13.30 4.27 13.70 4.32 13.90 4.34 14.10 4.36 14.60 4.40 14.70 4.46
43 11.40 3.44 13.30 4.30 13.60 4.34 13.80 4.36 14.00 4.38 14.30 4.41 14.40 4.54
45 11.40 3.47 13.20 4.34 13.50 4.38 13.70 4.40 13.90 4.41 14.00 4.42 14.30 4.65
48 11.40 3.50 13.10 4.39 13.30 4.42 13.50 4.42 13.80 4.46 13.80 4.47 14.10 4.70
50 11.20 3.53 12.90 4.41 13.20 4.44 13.30 4.45 13.60 4.47 13.70 4.48 13.90 4.73
52 11.00 3.53 12.80 4.42 13.00 4.46 13.10 4.47 13.40 4.49 13.50 4.49 13.80 4.74
54 10.90 3.56 12.60 4.46 12.80 4.49 12.90 4.50 13.20 4.52 13.30 4.54 13.60 4.78
Abbreviations:
Notes:
39
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 10.40 1.37 12.40 1.71 14.40 2.04 15.40 2.19 16.40 2.35 17.70 2.44 18.10 2.52
-2 10.40 1.39 12.40 1.72 14.40 2.05 15.40 2.20 16.40 2.37 17.70 2.46 18.10 2.52
0 10.40 1.41 12.40 1.73 14.40 2.06 15.40 2.22 16.40 2.39 17.70 2.49 18.10 2.56
2 10.40 1.44 12.40 1.75 14.40 2.10 15.40 2.25 16.40 2.42 17.70 2.52 18.10 2.59
4 10.40 1.47 12.40 1.78 14.40 2.12 15.40 2.27 16.40 2.46 17.70 2.56 18.10 2.61
6 10.40 1.48 12.40 1.79 14.40 2.14 15.40 2.31 16.40 2.48 17.70 2.59 18.10 2.66
8 10.40 1.50 12.40 1.82 14.40 2.16 15.40 2.33 16.40 2.51 17.70 2.60 18.10 2.68
10 10.40 1.51 12.40 1.85 14.40 2.19 15.40 2.37 16.40 2.55 17.70 2.62 18.10 2.71
12 10.40 1.55 12.40 1.88 14.40 2.24 15.40 2.42 16.40 2.60 17.50 2.66 17.80 2.74
14 10.40 1.58 12.40 1.92 14.40 2.28 15.40 2.46 16.40 2.65 17.20 2.68 17.60 2.76
16 10.40 1.60 12.40 1.95 14.40 2.32 15.40 2.51 16.40 2.70 17.00 2.72 17.40 2.79
18 10.40 1.63 12.40 1.99 14.40 2.37 15.40 2.58 16.40 2.83 16.80 2.86 17.20 2.88
20 10.40 1.66 12.40 2.04 14.40 2.51 15.40 2.77 16.20 2.97 16.60 2.99 16.90 3.02
21 10.40 1.68 12.40 2.09 14.40 2.60 15.40 2.87 16.10 3.04 16.40 3.06 16.80 3.09
23 10.40 1.76 12.40 2.25 14.40 2.79 15.40 3.08 15.80 3.17 16.20 3.20 16.60 3.23
110%
25 10.40 1.88 12.40 2.39 14.40 2.98 15.40 3.30 15.60 3.31 16.00 3.34 16.30 3.37
27 10.40 2.00 12.40 2.56 14.40 3.19 15.20 3.44 15.40 3.45 15.80 3.48 16.10 3.52
29 10.40 2.13 12.40 2.73 14.40 3.40 15.00 3.58 15.20 3.60 15.50 3.63 15.90 3.66
31 10.40 2.27 12.40 2.92 14.40 3.64 14.70 3.72 14.90 3.73 15.30 3.77 15.70 3.80
33 10.40 2.42 12.40 3.11 14.30 3.84 14.50 3.86 14.70 3.87 15.10 3.91 15.50 3.95
35 10.40 2.58 12.40 3.31 14.10 3.98 14.30 4.00 14.50 4.02 14.80 4.06 15.20 4.09
37 10.40 2.74 12.40 3.53 13.90 4.12 14.10 4.14 14.20 4.16 14.60 4.20 15.00 4.24
39 10.40 2.91 12.40 3.75 13.60 4.26 13.80 4.28 14.00 4.30 14.40 4.34 14.80 4.39
41 10.40 2.94 12.40 3.79 13.50 4.29 13.70 4.31 13.90 4.34 14.20 4.37 14.30 4.41
43 10.40 2.97 12.40 3.83 13.40 4.32 13.60 4.34 13.80 4.36 14.00 4.39 14.10 4.51
45 10.40 3.06 12.40 3.86 13.30 4.36 13.40 4.40 13.70 4.41 13.90 4.51 14.00 4.61
48 10.40 3.17 12.40 4.17 13.10 4.38 13.20 4.41 13.50 4.44 13.70 4.52 13.80 4.65
50 10.30 3.20 12.30 4.21 12.90 4.41 13.10 4.45 13.40 4.47 13.60 4.54 13.60 4.69
52 10.20 3.20 12.10 4.22 12.70 4.43 12.90 4.47 13.20 4.49 13.30 4.57 13.40 4.70
54 10.00 3.22 11.90 4.25 12.60 4.46 12.70 4.49 12.90 4.52 13.10 4.60 13.20 4.74
-5 9.50 1.24 11.30 1.50 13.10 1.78 14.00 1.92 14.90 2.07 16.70 2.37 17.70 2.47
-2 9.50 1.26 11.30 1.52 13.10 1.80 14.00 1.95 14.90 2.11 16.70 2.39 17.70 2.48
0 9.50 1.27 11.30 1.53 13.10 1.83 14.00 1.98 14.90 2.12 16.70 2.44 17.70 2.52
2 9.50 1.30 11.30 1.56 13.10 1.85 14.00 2.00 14.90 2.15 16.70 2.47 17.70 2.55
4 9.50 1.31 11.30 1.58 13.10 1.87 14.00 2.03 14.90 2.18 16.70 2.49 17.70 2.58
6 9.50 1.33 11.30 1.60 13.10 1.90 14.00 2.06 14.90 2.21 16.70 2.52 17.70 2.62
8 9.50 1.35 11.30 1.63 13.10 1.93 14.00 2.09 14.90 2.25 16.70 2.57 17.70 2.66
10 9.50 1.37 11.30 1.66 13.10 1.97 14.00 2.12 14.90 2.28 16.70 2.61 17.70 2.70
12 9.50 1.39 11.30 1.69 13.10 2.00 14.00 2.16 14.90 2.32 16.70 2.66 17.40 2.73
14 9.50 1.42 11.30 1.72 13.10 2.04 14.00 2.20 14.90 2.37 16.70 2.72 17.20 2.76
16 9.50 1.45 11.30 1.76 13.10 2.08 14.00 2.25 14.90 2.42 16.70 2.74 17.00 2.79
18 9.50 1.47 11.30 1.78 13.10 2.12 14.00 2.29 14.90 2.46 16.50 2.84 16.80 2.86
20 9.50 1.50 11.30 1.83 13.10 2.19 14.00 2.41 14.90 2.65 16.20 2.97 16.50 2.99
21 9.50 1.51 11.30 1.84 13.10 2.26 14.00 2.49 14.90 2.73 16.10 3.04 16.50 3.06
23 9.50 1.55 11.30 1.97 13.10 2.42 14.00 2.67 14.90 2.93 15.90 3.18 16.20 3.20
100%
25 9.50 1.65 11.30 2.10 13.10 2.59 14.00 2.86 14.90 3.14 15.70 3.32 16.00 3.34
27 9.50 1.77 11.30 2.24 13.10 2.77 14.00 3.06 14.90 3.36 15.40 3.46 15.80 3.49
29 9.50 1.88 11.30 2.39 13.10 2.96 14.00 3.27 14.80 3.57 15.20 3.60 15.50 3.63
31 9.50 2.00 11.30 2.55 13.10 3.16 14.00 3.49 14.60 3.71 15.00 3.74 15.30 3.77
33 9.50 2.12 11.30 2.72 13.10 3.37 14.00 3.73 14.40 3.85 14.80 3.88 15.10 3.92
35 9.50 2.25 11.30 2.88 13.10 3.59 14.00 3.97 14.10 3.99 14.50 4.02 14.80 4.06
37 9.50 2.40 11.30 3.07 13.10 3.82 13.70 4.11 13.90 4.13 14.30 4.17 14.60 4.20
39 9.50 2.55 11.30 3.26 13.10 4.07 13.50 4.25 13.70 4.27 14.10 4.31 14.40 4.35
41 9.50 2.67 11.30 3.39 13.10 4.22 13.30 4.27 13.60 4.34 13.80 4.41 14.20 4.44
43 9.50 2.79 11.30 3.50 13.10 4.30 13.10 4.33 13.50 4.38 13.90 4.44 13.90 4.49
45 9.50 2.95 11.30 3.66 13.10 4.37 12.80 4.39 13.40 4.46 13.80 4.51 13.70 4.54
48 9.50 3.08 11.30 3.79 13.10 4.38 12.30 4.44 13.40 4.54 12.90 4.55 13.40 4.59
50 9.30 3.10 11.10 3.80 13.00 4.40 12.20 4.46 13.30 4.55 12.80 4.58 13.20 4.61
52 9.20 3.11 10.90 3.82 12.80 4.41 12.00 4.47 13.10 4.58 12.60 4.60 13.10 4.63
54 9.10 3.13 10.80 3.85 12.60 4.45 11.80 4.51 12.90 4.61 12.40 4.62 12.80 4.67
Abbreviations:
Notes:
40
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 8.50 1.11 10.20 1.32 11.80 1.56 12.60 1.71 13.40 1.81 15.00 2.08 16.70 2.39
-2 8.50 1.11 10.20 1.34 11.80 1.58 12.60 1.72 13.40 1.84 15.00 2.11 16.70 2.41
0 8.50 1.13 10.20 1.35 11.80 1.60 12.60 1.75 13.40 1.85 15.00 2.12 16.70 2.43
2 8.50 1.15 10.20 1.37 11.80 1.62 12.60 1.78 13.40 1.89 15.00 2.17 16.70 2.46
4 8.50 1.17 10.20 1.39 11.80 1.65 12.60 1.79 13.40 1.91 15.00 2.20 16.70 2.50
6 8.50 1.18 10.20 1.42 11.80 1.68 12.60 1.83 13.40 1.94 15.00 2.24 16.70 2.54
8 8.50 1.20 10.20 1.45 11.80 1.72 12.60 1.85 13.40 1.98 15.00 2.28 16.70 2.57
10 8.50 1.23 10.20 1.48 11.80 1.74 12.60 1.88 13.40 2.02 15.00 2.31 16.70 2.60
12 8.50 1.24 10.20 1.51 11.80 1.78 12.60 1.92 13.40 2.06 15.00 2.35 16.70 2.66
14 8.50 1.27 10.20 1.53 11.80 1.81 12.60 1.95 13.40 2.10 15.00 2.39 16.70 2.70
16 8.50 1.29 10.20 1.56 11.80 1.85 12.60 1.99 13.40 2.14 15.00 2.45 16.60 2.75
18 8.50 1.31 10.20 1.59 11.80 1.88 12.60 2.03 13.40 2.19 15.00 2.49 16.50 2.84
20 8.50 1.34 10.20 1.63 11.80 1.92 12.60 2.07 13.40 2.26 15.00 2.68 16.20 2.97
21 8.50 1.35 10.20 1.64 11.80 1.95 12.60 2.14 13.40 2.34 15.00 2.78 16.10 3.04
23 8.50 1.38 10.20 1.70 11.80 2.09 12.60 2.30 13.40 2.52 15.00 2.98 15.80 3.18
90%
25 8.50 1.45 10.20 1.82 11.80 2.23 12.60 2.46 13.40 2.68 15.00 3.19 15.70 3.32
27 8.50 1.54 10.20 1.93 11.80 2.38 12.60 2.62 13.40 2.87 15.00 3.41 15.40 3.46
29 8.50 1.65 10.20 2.06 11.80 2.54 12.60 2.79 13.40 3.07 14.90 3.57 15.20 3.60
31 8.50 1.74 10.20 2.20 11.80 2.71 12.60 2.99 13.40 3.27 14.70 3.71 14.90 3.74
33 8.50 1.85 10.20 2.34 11.80 2.89 12.60 3.19 13.40 3.49 14.40 3.85 14.70 3.88

35 8.50 1.97 10.20 2.49 11.80 3.07 12.60 3.40 13.40 3.73 14.20 3.99 14.50 4.02
37 8.50 2.09 10.20 2.65 11.80 3.27 12.60 3.61 13.40 3.97 13.90 4.13 14.30 4.16
39 8.50 2.21 10.20 2.81 11.80 3.48 12.60 3.85 13.40 4.22 13.80 4.27 14.10 4.31
41 8.50 2.29 10.20 2.94 11.80 3.61 12.60 3.95 13.40 4.25 13.70 4.39 14.00 4.41
43 8.50 2.40 10.20 3.06 11.80 3.73 12.60 4.05 13.40 4.34 13.60 4.44 13.80 4.47
45 8.50 2.55 10.20 3.22 11.80 3.89 12.60 4.19 13.40 4.47 13.50 4.48 13.60 4.54
48 8.50 2.70 10.20 3.37 11.80 4.04 12.60 4.24 13.40 4.50 13.40 4.55 13.30 4.60
50 8.40 2.71 10.10 3.39 11.70 4.06 12.50 4.26 13.30 4.53 13.30 4.57 13.10 4.62
52 8.30 2.72 9.90 3.40 11.50 4.07 12.30 4.27 13.10 4.54 13.10 4.60 12.90 4.64
54 8.20 2.74 9.70 3.42 11.30 4.10 12.10 4.31 12.80 4.58 12.80 4.62 12.70 4.68
-5 7.50 0.98 9.00 1.15 10.40 1.36 11.20 1.45 12.00 1.56 13.40 1.80 14.90 2.05
-2 7.50 0.98 9.00 1.17 10.40 1.38 11.20 1.47 12.00 1.58 13.40 1.82 14.90 2.07
0 7.50 1.00 9.00 1.18 10.40 1.38 11.20 1.49 12.00 1.60 13.40 1.85 14.90 2.11
2 7.50 1.02 9.00 1.19 10.40 1.41 11.20 1.51 12.00 1.63 13.40 1.88 14.90 2.14
4 7.50 1.04 9.00 1.21 10.40 1.44 11.20 1.55 12.00 1.65 13.40 1.92 14.90 2.17
6 7.50 1.05 9.00 1.24 10.40 1.45 11.20 1.58 12.00 1.69 13.40 1.94 14.90 2.21
8 7.50 1.08 9.00 1.27 10.40 1.49 11.20 1.61 12.00 1.72 13.40 1.97 14.90 2.25
10 7.50 1.09 9.00 1.30 10.40 1.53 11.20 1.65 12.00 1.77 13.40 2.02 14.90 2.27
12 7.50 1.11 9.00 1.32 10.40 1.56 11.20 1.68 12.00 1.80 13.40 2.05 14.90 2.32
14 7.50 1.12 9.00 1.35 10.40 1.58 11.20 1.71 12.00 1.84 13.40 2.09 14.90 2.36
16 7.50 1.14 9.00 1.37 10.40 1.62 11.20 1.74 12.00 1.87 13.40 2.13 14.90 2.40
18 7.50 1.16 9.00 1.39 10.40 1.65 11.20 1.78 12.00 1.91 13.40 2.18 14.90 2.45
20 7.50 1.18 9.00 1.42 10.40 1.68 11.20 1.81 12.00 1.94 13.40 2.25 14.90 2.62
21 7.50 1.19 9.00 1.44 10.40 1.70 11.20 1.83 12.00 1.99 13.40 2.34 14.90 2.72
23 7.50 1.22 9.00 1.46 10.40 1.78 11.20 1.95 12.00 2.12 13.40 2.51 14.90 2.92
80%
25 7.50 1.25 9.00 1.56 10.40 1.90 11.20 2.08 12.00 2.27 13.40 2.68 14.90 3.12
27 7.50 1.33 9.00 1.66 10.40 2.02 11.20 2.22 12.00 2.42 13.40 2.86 14.90 3.33
29 7.50 1.42 9.00 1.77 10.40 2.16 11.20 2.37 12.00 2.59 13.40 3.06 14.90 3.57
31 7.50 1.51 9.00 1.88 10.40 2.30 11.20 2.52 12.00 2.76 13.40 3.26 14.60 3.71
33 7.50 1.60 9.00 1.99 10.40 2.45 11.20 2.69 12.00 2.93 13.40 3.47 14.40 3.85
35 7.50 1.70 9.00 2.12 10.40 2.60 11.20 2.86 12.00 3.13 13.40 3.71 14.20 3.99
37 7.50 1.79 9.00 2.25 10.40 2.77 11.20 3.05 12.00 3.33 13.40 3.95 13.90 4.13
39 7.50 1.91 9.00 2.40 10.40 2.94 11.20 3.24 12.00 3.54 13.40 4.21 13.70 4.27
41 7.50 1.95 9.00 2.42 10.40 2.99 11.20 3.33 12.00 3.61 13.40 4.32 13.60 4.34
43 7.50 2.00 9.00 2.45 10.40 3.03 11.20 3.38 12.00 3.67 13.40 4.37 13.50 4.39
45 7.50 2.06 9.00 2.47 10.40 3.09 11.20 3.45 12.00 3.73 13.40 4.41 13.40 4.47
48 7.50 2.12 9.00 2.49 10.40 3.13 11.20 3.50 12.00 3.75 13.40 4.46 13.30 4.52
50 7.50 2.14 8.90 2.50 10.30 3.15 11.10 3.52 11.80 3.78 13.30 4.48 13.10 4.54
52 7.40 2.15 8.80 2.51 10.20 3.16 10.90 3.53 11.70 3.79 13.10 4.50 12.90 4.56
54 7.20 2.16 8.60 2.53 10.00 3.19 10.70 3.55 11.40 3.81 12.80 4.53 12.70 4.60
Abbreviations:
Notes:
41
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 6.60 0.87 7.90 1.02 9.20 1.15 9.80 1.24 10.40 1.31 11.70 1.51 13.00 1.73
-2 6.60 0.87 7.90 1.02 9.20 1.16 9.80 1.26 10.40 1.34 11.70 1.53 13.00 1.76
0 6.60 0.88 7.90 1.04 9.20 1.18 9.80 1.28 10.40 1.37 11.70 1.57 13.00 1.78
2 6.60 0.89 7.90 1.04 9.20 1.20 9.80 1.31 10.40 1.39 11.70 1.59 13.00 1.81
4 6.60 0.90 7.90 1.07 9.20 1.23 9.80 1.33 10.40 1.42 11.70 1.62 13.00 1.85
6 6.60 0.91 7.90 1.09 9.20 1.26 9.80 1.38 10.40 1.45 11.70 1.65 13.00 1.89
8 6.60 0.92 7.90 1.11 9.20 1.29 9.80 1.39 10.40 1.49 11.70 1.70 13.00 1.92
10 6.60 0.95 7.90 1.13 9.20 1.32 9.80 1.42 10.40 1.52 11.70 1.73 13.00 1.95
12 6.60 0.97 7.90 1.15 9.20 1.35 9.80 1.45 10.40 1.55 11.70 1.77 13.00 1.99
14 6.60 0.98 7.90 1.18 9.20 1.37 9.80 1.47 10.40 1.58 11.70 1.80 13.00 2.02
16 6.60 1.00 7.90 1.19 9.20 1.39 9.80 1.51 10.40 1.61 11.70 1.83 13.00 2.06
18 6.60 1.02 7.90 1.22 9.20 1.42 9.80 1.53 10.40 1.64 11.70 1.86 13.00 2.11
20 6.60 1.04 7.90 1.24 9.20 1.45 9.80 1.56 10.40 1.67 11.70 1.91 13.00 2.16
21 6.60 1.04 7.90 1.24 9.20 1.46 9.80 1.58 10.40 1.69 11.70 1.93 13.00 2.24
23 6.60 1.06 7.90 1.27 9.20 1.49 9.80 1.63 10.40 1.77 11.70 2.07 13.00 2.39
70%
25 6.60 1.08 7.90 1.32 9.20 1.59 9.80 1.74 10.40 1.89 11.70 2.21 13.00 2.56
27 6.60 1.15 7.90 1.41 9.20 1.70 9.80 1.85 10.40 2.02 11.70 2.37 13.00 2.74
29 6.60 1.22 7.90 1.49 9.20 1.80 9.80 1.98 10.40 2.14 11.70 2.52 13.00 2.93
31 6.60 1.28 7.90 1.58 9.20 1.92 9.80 2.10 10.40 2.28 11.70 2.69 13.00 3.12
33 6.60 1.37 7.90 1.69 9.20 2.05 9.80 2.23 10.40 2.44 11.70 2.86 13.00 3.33
35 6.60 1.45 7.90 1.78 9.20 2.17 9.80 2.38 10.40 2.59 11.70 3.05 13.00 3.54
37 6.60 1.52 7.90 1.90 9.20 2.31 9.80 2.52 10.40 2.76 11.70 3.25 13.00 3.78
39 6.60 1.62 7.90 2.00 9.20 2.45 9.80 2.68 10.40 2.93 11.70 3.45 13.00 4.02
41 6.60 1.69 7.90 2.08 9.20 2.52 9.80 2.77 10.40 3.01 11.70 3.60 13.00 4.21
43 6.60 1.83 7.90 2.22 9.20 2.62 9.80 2.92 10.40 3.11 11.70 3.73 13.00 4.34
45 6.60 1.86 7.90 2.26 9.20 2.67 9.80 2.97 10.40 3.26 11.70 3.93 13.00 4.50
48 6.60 1.90 7.90 2.28 9.20 2.71 9.80 3.02 10.40 3.35 11.70 4.11 13.00 4.61
50 6.60 1.92 7.80 2.31 9.10 2.72 9.70 3.03 10.30 3.36 11.60 4.13 12.90 4.63
52 6.40 1.93 7.70 2.32 8.90 2.73 9.60 3.05 10.20 3.38 11.40 4.14 12.70 4.64
54 6.30 1.94 7.60 2.32 8.80 2.75 9.40 3.06 10.00 3.40 11.20 4.17 12.50 4.68
-5 5.60 0.74 6.80 0.86 7.80 1.00 8.40 1.06 9.00 1.15 10.00 1.29 11.20 1.48
-2 5.60 0.74 6.80 0.87 7.80 1.02 8.40 1.08 9.00 1.16 10.00 1.31 11.20 1.49
0 5.60 0.76 6.80 0.88 7.80 1.03 8.40 1.10 9.00 1.18 10.00 1.33 11.20 1.51
2 5.60 0.77 6.80 0.91 7.80 1.05 8.40 1.11 9.00 1.20 10.00 1.36 11.20 1.53
4 5.60 0.79 6.80 0.92 7.80 1.07 8.40 1.13 9.00 1.22 10.00 1.38 11.20 1.55
6 5.60 0.80 6.80 0.94 7.80 1.09 8.40 1.16 9.00 1.24 10.00 1.41 11.20 1.58
8 5.60 0.81 6.80 0.95 7.80 1.11 8.40 1.18 9.00 1.26 10.00 1.44 11.20 1.61
10 5.60 0.83 6.80 0.98 7.80 1.13 8.40 1.21 9.00 1.29 10.00 1.46 11.20 1.64
12 5.60 0.84 6.80 0.99 7.80 1.15 8.40 1.23 9.00 1.31 10.00 1.49 11.20 1.66
14 5.60 0.85 6.80 1.01 7.80 1.17 8.40 1.25 9.00 1.34 10.00 1.51 11.20 1.70
16 5.60 0.87 6.80 1.02 7.80 1.18 8.40 1.27 9.00 1.36 10.00 1.54 11.20 1.72
18 5.60 0.88 6.80 1.04 7.80 1.21 8.40 1.30 9.00 1.38 10.00 1.57 11.20 1.76
20 5.60 0.90 6.80 1.06 7.80 1.23 8.40 1.32 9.00 1.41 10.00 1.60 11.20 1.79
21 5.60 0.91 6.80 1.06 7.80 1.24 8.40 1.33 9.00 1.42 10.00 1.62 11.20 1.81
23 5.60 0.91 6.80 1.09 7.80 1.26 8.40 1.36 9.00 1.45 10.00 1.68 11.20 1.93
60%
25 5.60 0.93 6.80 1.11 7.80 1.31 8.40 1.42 9.00 1.54 10.00 1.79 11.20 2.06
27 5.60 0.97 6.80 1.18 7.80 1.39 8.40 1.52 9.00 1.65 10.00 1.91 11.20 2.20
29 5.60 1.02 6.80 1.24 7.80 1.49 8.40 1.62 9.00 1.75 10.00 2.04 11.20 2.35
31 5.60 1.09 6.80 1.31 7.80 1.58 8.40 1.72 9.00 1.86 10.00 2.17 11.20 2.50
33 5.60 1.15 6.80 1.39 7.80 1.67 8.40 1.83 9.00 1.98 10.00 2.31 11.20 2.66
35 5.60 1.21 6.80 1.48 7.80 1.78 8.40 1.93 9.00 2.10 10.00 2.46 11.20 2.84
37 5.60 1.28 6.80 1.57 7.80 1.88 8.40 2.05 9.00 2.23 10.00 2.61 11.20 3.02
39 5.60 1.35 6.80 1.65 7.80 1.99 8.40 2.18 9.00 2.37 10.00 2.77 11.20 3.21
41 5.60 1.39 6.80 1.73 7.80 2.07 8.40 2.26 9.00 2.46 10.00 2.90 11.20 3.35
43 5.60 1.44 6.80 1.80 7.80 2.14 8.40 2.33 9.00 2.54 10.00 3.02 11.20 3.50
45 5.60 1.51 6.80 1.90 7.80 2.23 8.40 2.42 9.00 2.67 10.00 3.16 11.20 3.69
48 5.60 1.57 6.80 1.98 7.80 2.31 8.40 2.48 9.00 2.77 10.00 3.27 11.20 3.87
50 5.60 1.57 6.70 1.99 7.80 2.32 8.30 2.50 8.80 2.79 9.90 3.30 11.10 3.89
52 5.50 1.58 6.60 1.99 7.70 2.32 8.20 2.51 8.70 2.80 9.80 3.30 10.90 3.90
54 5.40 1.59 6.50 2.00 7.60 2.34 8.10 2.52 8.60 2.81 9.70 3.33 10.70 3.94
Abbreviations:
Notes:
42
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 4.70 0.64 5.60 0.74 6.50 0.85 7.00 0.90 7.50 0.94 8.40 1.07 9.30 1.16
-2 4.70 0.64 5.60 0.76 6.50 0.86 7.00 0.91 7.50 0.96 8.40 1.09 9.30 1.17
0 4.70 0.66 5.60 0.77 6.50 0.88 7.00 0.91 7.50 0.97 8.40 1.11 9.30 1.19
2 4.70 0.67 5.60 0.78 6.50 0.90 7.00 0.93 7.50 0.98 8.40 1.11 9.30 1.21
4 4.70 0.67 5.60 0.79 6.50 0.91 7.00 0.94 7.50 1.01 8.40 1.14 9.30 1.24
6 4.70 0.69 5.60 0.81 6.50 0.91 7.00 0.97 7.50 1.03 8.40 1.16 9.30 1.28
8 4.70 0.71 5.60 0.82 6.50 0.93 7.00 0.98 7.50 1.04 8.40 1.18 9.30 1.32
10 4.70 0.71 5.60 0.83 6.50 0.95 7.00 1.00 7.50 1.07 8.40 1.20 9.30 1.34
12 4.70 0.72 5.60 0.84 6.50 0.97 7.00 1.02 7.50 1.09 8.40 1.23 9.30 1.37
14 4.70 0.73 5.60 0.85 6.50 0.98 7.00 1.04 7.50 1.11 8.40 1.24 9.30 1.39
16 4.70 0.74 5.60 0.86 6.50 0.99 7.00 1.06 7.50 1.12 8.40 1.27 9.30 1.41
18 4.70 0.76 5.60 0.88 6.50 1.01 7.00 1.08 7.50 1.15 8.40 1.29 9.30 1.44
20 4.70 0.77 5.60 0.89 6.50 1.02 7.00 1.09 7.50 1.17 8.40 1.31 9.30 1.46
21 4.70 0.77 5.60 0.90 6.50 1.04 7.00 1.11 7.50 1.18 8.40 1.32 9.30 1.48
23 4.70 0.78 5.60 0.91 6.50 1.04 7.00 1.12 7.50 1.20 8.40 1.35 9.30 1.51
50%
25 4.70 0.79 5.60 0.92 6.50 1.07 7.00 1.15 7.50 1.24 8.40 1.42 9.30 1.62
27 4.70 0.81 5.60 0.97 6.50 1.13 7.00 1.22 7.50 1.31 8.40 1.51 9.30 1.72
29 4.70 0.85 5.60 1.02 6.50 1.20 7.00 1.30 7.50 1.39 8.40 1.60 9.30 1.84
31 4.70 0.90 5.60 1.08 6.50 1.27 7.00 1.38 7.50 1.48 8.40 1.71 9.30 1.95
33 4.70 0.95 5.60 1.14 6.50 1.35 7.00 1.45 7.50 1.58 8.40 1.81 9.30 2.07

35 4.70 1.01 5.60 1.20 6.50 1.42 7.00 1.54 7.50 1.66 8.40 1.92 9.30 2.20
37 4.70 1.06 5.60 1.27 6.50 1.51 7.00 1.63 7.50 1.77 8.40 2.05 9.30 2.34
39 4.70 1.11 5.60 1.34 6.50 1.59 7.00 1.72 7.50 1.87 8.40 2.17 9.30 2.49
41 4.70 1.17 5.60 1.40 6.50 1.65 7.00 1.81 7.50 1.95 8.40 2.28 9.30 2.60
43 4.70 1.24 5.60 1.50 6.50 1.71 7.00 1.89 7.50 2.00 8.40 2.39 9.30 2.72
45 4.70 1.27 5.60 1.53 6.50 1.83 7.00 2.04 7.50 2.09 8.40 2.63 9.30 2.95
48 4.70 1.30 5.60 1.58 6.50 1.92 7.00 2.18 7.50 2.19 8.40 2.84 9.30 3.18
50 4.70 1.31 5.60 1.58 6.50 1.94 6.90 2.18 7.40 2.19 8.30 2.86 9.20 3.20
52 4.60 1.31 5.50 1.59 6.40 1.95 6.80 2.19 7.30 2.20 8.20 2.86 9.10 3.20
54 4.60 1.31 5.40 1.61 6.30 1.96 6.70 2.20 7.20 2.21 8.00 2.89 8.90 3.22
Abbreviations:
Notes:
43
Table 2-7.5: pdv-V56W/DHN1(At) cooling capacity
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 13.60 1.99 16.20 2.43 18.80 2.60 19.50 2.71 20.50 2.79 21.00 3.03 21.50 3.05
-2 13.60 1.99 16.20 2.48 18.80 2.60 19.50 2.73 20.50 2.79 21.00 3.07 21.50 3.08
0 13.60 2.02 16.20 2.52 18.80 2.70 19.50 2.88 20.50 2.95 21.00 3.10 21.50 3.12
2 13.60 2.06 16.20 2.52 18.80 2.79 19.50 3.04 20.50 2.99 21.00 3.13 21.50 3.17
4 13.60 2.10 16.20 2.58 18.80 2.89 19.50 3.05 20.50 3.02 21.00 3.18 21.50 3.23
6 13.60 2.15 16.20 2.62 18.80 2.99 19.50 3.08 20.30 3.11 20.70 3.22 21.30 3.25
8 13.60 2.20 16.20 2.69 18.80 3.15 19.50 3.22 20.00 3.21 20.50 3.24 21.00 3.29
10 13.60 2.25 16.20 2.74 18.80 3.26 19.50 3.33 19.80 3.28 20.30 3.29 20.80 3.38
12 13.60 2.28 16.20 2.79 18.80 3.33 19.30 3.39 19.50 3.33 20.00 3.33 20.50 3.40
14 13.60 2.33 16.20 2.85 18.80 3.38 19.00 3.43 19.30 3.38 19.80 3.39 20.30 3.48
16 13.60 2.37 16.20 2.90 18.50 3.42 18.80 3.48 19.00 3.48 19.50 3.43 20.00 3.53
18 13.60 2.41 16.20 2.97 18.30 3.48 18.50 3.50 18.80 3.52 19.30 3.55 19.80 3.59
20 13.60 2.47 16.20 3.16 18.00 3.65 18.30 3.67 18.50 3.69 19.00 3.72 19.50 3.76
21 13.60 2.53 16.20 3.27 17.90 3.73 18.20 3.75 18.40 3.78 18.90 3.81 19.40 3.85
23 13.60 2.72 16.20 3.50 17.70 3.91 17.90 3.92 18.10 3.94 18.60 3.99 19.10 4.02
130%
25 13.60 2.90 16.20 3.75 17.40 4.08 17.60 4.10 17.90 4.12 18.40 4.16 18.90 4.20
27 13.60 3.09 16.20 4.01 17.20 4.25 17.40 4.27 17.60 4.30 18.10 4.34 18.60 4.39
29 13.60 3.30 16.20 4.30 16.90 4.41 17.10 4.44 17.40 4.47 17.90 4.51 18.40 4.56
31 13.60 3.53 16.20 4.54 16.60 4.60 16.90 4.62 17.10 4.64 17.60 4.70 18.10 4.74
33 13.60 3.76 15.90 4.72 16.40 4.76 16.60 4.79 16.90 4.82 17.40 4.87 17.80 4.92
35 13.60 4.01 15.60 4.88 16.10 4.94 16.40 4.97 16.60 5.00 17.10 5.05 17.60 5.11
37 13.60 4.27 15.40 5.06 15.90 5.12 16.10 5.14 16.40 5.18 16.80 5.23 17.30 5.30
39 13.60 4.54 15.10 5.12 15.60 5.29 15.90 5.33 16.10 5.35 16.60 5.42 17.10 5.48
41 13.60 4.78 15.00 5.16 15.40 5.34 15.70 5.37 15.90 5.41 16.40 5.43 16.40 5.53
43 13.60 4.91 14.80 5.19 15.40 5.35 15.60 5.40 15.80 5.42 16.10 5.43 16.30 5.54
45 13.60 5.14 14.80 5.23 15.20 5.41 15.50 5.43 15.60 5.43 15.70 5.45 15.90 5.64
48 13.60 5.33 14.70 5.41 15.00 5.45 15.20 5.48 15.40 5.50 15.30 5.55 15.60 5.67
50 13.40 5.35 14.60 5.43 14.90 5.48 14.90 5.51 15.20 5.53 15.20 5.57 15.40 5.70
52 13.30 5.38 14.40 5.45 14.60 5.51 14.70 5.53 15.10 5.55 14.90 5.60 15.20 5.72
54 13.10 5.42 14.10 5.50 14.40 5.54 14.60 5.57 14.70 5.59 14.70 5.64 14.90 5.76
-5 12.60 1.92 14.90 2.33 17.40 2.76 18.60 3.00 19.50 3.13 19.90 3.23 20.40 3.31
-2 12.60 1.94 14.90 2.36 17.40 2.79 18.60 3.02 19.50 3.17 19.90 3.26 20.40 3.33
0 12.60 1.96 14.90 2.37 17.40 2.81 18.60 3.03 19.50 3.20 19.90 3.28 20.40 3.33
2 12.60 1.97 14.90 2.39 17.40 2.83 18.60 3.06 19.50 3.20 19.90 3.30 20.40 3.34
4 12.60 1.98 14.90 2.42 17.40 2.88 18.60 3.09 19.50 3.25 19.90 3.30 20.40 3.35
6 12.60 2.00 14.90 2.44 17.40 2.90 18.60 3.12 19.50 3.29 19.90 3.33 20.40 3.36
8 12.60 2.02 14.90 2.47 17.40 2.95 18.60 3.16 19.50 3.32 19.90 3.35 20.40 3.38
10 12.60 2.05 14.90 2.50 17.40 2.98 18.60 3.21 19.50 3.32 19.90 3.36 20.40 3.40
12 12.60 2.08 14.90 2.55 17.40 3.03 18.60 3.28 19.20 3.33 19.70 3.34 20.10 3.41
14 12.60 2.13 14.90 2.60 17.40 3.09 18.60 3.34 18.90 3.36 19.40 3.39 19.90 3.46
16 12.60 2.17 14.90 2.65 17.40 3.15 18.50 3.40 18.70 3.40 19.20 3.44 19.60 3.50
18 12.60 2.20 14.90 2.70 17.40 3.26 18.20 3.48 18.40 3.50 18.90 3.52 19.40 3.56
20 12.60 2.25 14.90 2.81 17.40 3.50 18.00 3.65 18.20 3.66 18.70 3.70 19.10 3.73
21 12.60 2.27 14.90 2.90 17.40 3.63 17.80 3.73 18.00 3.75 18.50 3.78 19.00 3.82
23 12.60 2.43 14.90 3.11 17.40 3.89 17.60 3.90 17.80 3.91 18.30 3.96 18.70 3.99
120%
25 12.60 2.59 14.90 3.33 17.10 4.06 17.30 4.07 17.50 4.09 18.00 4.13 18.50 4.17
27 12.60 2.77 14.90 3.57 16.90 4.22 17.10 4.25 17.30 4.27 17.80 4.31 18.20 4.34
29 12.60 2.95 14.90 3.80 16.60 4.39 16.80 4.41 17.10 4.43 17.50 4.48 18.00 4.52
31 12.60 3.15 14.90 4.06 16.30 4.57 16.60 4.59 16.80 4.62 17.30 4.66 17.70 4.71
33 12.60 3.35 14.90 4.33 16.10 4.74 16.30 4.76 16.60 4.79 17.00 4.83 17.40 4.88
35 12.60 3.57 14.90 4.62 15.80 4.91 16.10 4.93 16.30 4.96 16.80 5.02 17.20 5.07
37 12.60 3.80 14.90 4.92 15.60 5.09 15.80 5.12 16.10 5.14 16.50 5.19 16.90 5.25
39 12.60 4.04 14.90 5.20 15.30 5.26 15.60 5.29 15.80 5.32 16.30 5.38 16.70 5.43
41 12.60 4.15 14.80 5.23 15.20 5.30 15.40 5.33 15.70 5.35 16.20 5.39 16.20 5.47
43 12.60 4.21 14.70 5.27 15.10 5.33 15.30 5.34 15.50 5.37 15.90 5.41 16.00 5.58
45 12.60 4.27 14.60 5.33 14.90 5.38 15.20 5.40 15.40 5.42 15.60 5.43 15.80 5.70
48 12.60 4.30 14.50 5.38 14.80 5.43 14.90 5.43 15.20 5.46 15.30 5.48 15.60 5.77
50 12.40 4.32 14.30 5.41 14.60 5.45 14.80 5.46 15.10 5.49 15.10 5.50 15.40 5.80
52 12.20 4.33 14.10 5.43 14.40 5.47 14.50 5.49 14.80 5.51 14.90 5.52 15.30 5.83
54 12.10 4.37 13.90 5.47 14.10 5.52 14.30 5.53 14.60 5.54 14.70 5.56 15.00 5.86
Abbreviations:
Notes:
44
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 11.50 1.67 13.70 2.09 15.90 2.49 17.10 2.68 18.20 2.88 19.50 2.99 20.00 3.09
-2 11.50 1.71 13.70 2.12 15.90 2.51 17.10 2.70 18.20 2.90 19.50 3.02 20.00 3.10
0 11.50 1.73 13.70 2.13 15.90 2.53 17.10 2.72 18.20 2.93 19.50 3.05 20.00 3.14
2 11.50 1.77 13.70 2.15 15.90 2.58 17.10 2.75 18.20 2.97 19.50 3.09 20.00 3.18
4 11.50 1.80 13.70 2.18 15.90 2.59 17.10 2.79 18.20 3.01 19.50 3.14 20.00 3.20
6 11.50 1.82 13.70 2.20 15.90 2.62 17.10 2.83 18.20 3.05 19.50 3.17 20.00 3.26
8 11.50 1.84 13.70 2.23 15.90 2.66 17.10 2.86 18.20 3.08 19.50 3.20 20.00 3.29
10 11.50 1.86 13.70 2.27 15.90 2.69 17.10 2.90 18.20 3.13 19.50 3.21 20.00 3.32
12 11.50 1.89 13.70 2.31 15.90 2.74 17.10 2.97 18.20 3.19 19.30 3.26 19.70 3.36
14 11.50 1.93 13.70 2.35 15.90 2.79 17.10 3.02 18.20 3.25 19.00 3.29 19.50 3.39
16 11.50 1.97 13.70 2.39 15.90 2.85 17.10 3.08 18.20 3.31 18.80 3.33 19.20 3.42
18 11.50 2.00 13.70 2.44 15.90 2.90 17.10 3.17 18.20 3.47 18.50 3.50 19.00 3.53
20 11.50 2.04 13.70 2.49 15.90 3.08 17.10 3.40 17.90 3.64 18.30 3.67 18.70 3.70
21 11.50 2.06 13.70 2.57 15.90 3.19 17.10 3.52 17.80 3.73 18.20 3.75 18.60 3.79
23 11.50 2.16 13.70 2.75 15.90 3.42 17.10 3.78 17.50 3.90 17.90 3.93 18.30 3.97
110%
25 11.50 2.30 13.70 2.94 15.90 3.66 17.10 4.05 17.30 4.06 17.70 4.11 18.10 4.13
27 11.50 2.46 13.70 3.14 15.90 3.91 16.80 4.22 17.00 4.23 17.40 4.27 17.80 4.31
29 11.50 2.62 13.70 3.35 15.90 4.18 16.60 4.39 16.80 4.41 17.20 4.45 17.60 4.49
31 11.50 2.79 13.70 3.58 15.90 4.46 16.30 4.56 16.50 4.58 16.90 4.62 17.30 4.67
33 11.50 2.97 13.70 3.81 15.80 4.71 16.10 4.73 16.30 4.75 16.70 4.80 17.10 4.84

35 11.50 3.16 13.70 4.06 15.60 4.88 15.80 4.91 16.00 4.93 16.40 4.98 16.80 5.02
37 11.50 3.36 13.70 4.32 15.30 5.05 15.60 5.07 15.70 5.10 16.20 5.15 16.60 5.20
39 11.50 3.57 13.70 4.61 15.10 5.23 15.30 5.25 15.50 5.28 15.90 5.33 16.30 5.38
41 11.50 3.60 13.70 4.64 14.90 5.26 15.20 5.29 15.40 5.32 15.70 5.37 15.80 5.42
43 11.50 3.64 13.70 4.71 14.80 5.30 15.00 5.33 15.30 5.35 15.50 5.39 15.60 5.53
45 11.50 3.76 13.70 4.73 14.70 5.34 14.90 5.39 15.10 5.40 15.40 5.53 15.50 5.66
48 11.50 3.89 13.70 5.12 14.50 5.37 14.60 5.42 15.00 5.44 15.10 5.54 15.30 5.71
50 11.40 3.91 13.60 5.16 14.30 5.41 14.50 5.45 14.80 5.49 15.00 5.58 15.10 5.75
52 11.20 3.92 13.40 5.18 14.10 5.43 14.30 5.48 14.60 5.51 14.80 5.61 14.90 5.77
54 11.10 3.95 13.20 5.22 13.90 5.47 14.10 5.52 14.30 5.54 14.50 5.64 14.60 5.81
-5 10.50 1.53 12.50 1.84 14.50 2.19 15.50 2.35 16.50 2.55 18.50 2.90 19.60 3.03
-2 10.50 1.55 12.50 1.87 14.50 2.21 15.50 2.39 16.50 2.59 18.50 2.94 19.60 3.05
0 10.50 1.57 12.50 1.88 14.50 2.24 15.50 2.42 16.50 2.60 18.50 2.99 19.60 3.09
2 10.50 1.59 12.50 1.91 14.50 2.27 15.50 2.45 16.50 2.63 18.50 3.03 19.60 3.13
4 10.50 1.60 12.50 1.93 14.50 2.30 15.50 2.49 16.50 2.67 18.50 3.06 19.60 3.17
6 10.50 1.63 12.50 1.97 14.50 2.33 15.50 2.53 16.50 2.70 18.50 3.10 19.60 3.21
8 10.50 1.66 12.50 1.99 14.50 2.37 15.50 2.56 16.50 2.75 18.50 3.15 19.60 3.27
10 10.50 1.68 12.50 2.04 14.50 2.41 15.50 2.60 16.50 2.80 18.50 3.20 19.60 3.31
12 10.50 1.70 12.50 2.08 14.50 2.46 15.50 2.65 16.50 2.86 18.50 3.26 19.30 3.34
14 10.50 1.74 12.50 2.11 14.50 2.50 15.50 2.70 16.50 2.90 18.50 3.33 19.10 3.38
16 10.50 1.78 12.50 2.15 14.50 2.56 15.50 2.76 16.50 2.97 18.40 3.37 18.80 3.42
18 10.50 1.80 12.50 2.19 14.50 2.60 15.50 2.81 16.50 3.02 18.20 3.48 18.60 3.50
20 10.50 1.84 12.50 2.24 14.50 2.68 15.50 2.95 16.50 3.24 17.90 3.64 18.30 3.68
21 10.50 1.86 12.50 2.26 14.50 2.78 15.50 3.06 16.50 3.35 17.80 3.73 18.20 3.76
23 10.50 1.90 12.50 2.41 14.50 2.98 15.50 3.28 16.50 3.60 17.60 3.90 17.90 3.93
100%
25 10.50 2.03 12.50 2.58 14.50 3.19 15.50 3.51 16.50 3.85 17.30 4.07 17.70 4.11
27 10.50 2.17 12.50 2.74 14.50 3.40 15.50 3.75 16.50 4.12 17.10 4.24 17.40 4.28
29 10.50 2.30 12.50 2.93 14.50 3.63 15.50 4.01 16.40 4.38 16.80 4.41 17.20 4.45
31 10.50 2.46 12.50 3.12 14.50 3.87 15.50 4.28 16.20 4.55 16.60 4.59 16.90 4.62
33 10.50 2.60 12.50 3.33 14.50 4.13 15.50 4.57 15.90 4.72 16.30 4.76 16.70 4.81
35 10.50 2.77 12.50 3.54 14.50 4.41 15.50 4.87 15.70 4.89 16.10 4.93 16.40 4.98
37 10.50 2.95 12.50 3.77 14.50 4.70 15.20 5.04 15.40 5.07 15.80 5.12 16.20 5.15
39 10.50 3.13 12.50 4.01 14.50 5.00 15.00 5.22 15.20 5.23 15.60 5.28 15.90 5.33
41 10.50 3.28 12.50 4.15 14.50 5.18 14.80 5.25 15.10 5.32 15.30 5.41 15.70 5.44
43 10.50 3.42 12.50 4.30 14.50 5.27 14.50 5.31 14.90 5.37 15.40 5.44 15.40 5.51
45 10.50 3.61 12.50 4.49 14.50 5.36 14.20 5.38 14.90 5.47 15.20 5.53 15.10 5.58
48 10.50 3.78 12.50 4.65 14.50 5.37 13.60 5.44 14.80 5.56 14.30 5.58 14.80 5.63
50 10.30 3.80 12.30 4.67 14.30 5.40 13.50 5.47 14.70 5.59 14.20 5.62 14.60 5.66
52 10.20 3.80 12.10 4.69 14.20 5.42 13.30 5.49 14.50 5.62 14.00 5.63 14.50 5.68
54 10.00 3.83 11.90 4.72 13.90 5.46 13.10 5.53 14.30 5.65 13.70 5.67 14.20 5.73
Abbreviations:
Notes:
45
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 9.40 1.36 11.20 1.62 13.10 1.91 14.00 2.08 14.80 2.22 16.70 2.56 18.50 2.92
-2 9.40 1.37 11.20 1.64 13.10 1.94 14.00 2.12 14.80 2.25 16.70 2.58 18.50 2.96
0 9.40 1.38 11.20 1.66 13.10 1.97 14.00 2.14 14.80 2.28 16.70 2.61 18.50 2.98
2 9.40 1.41 11.20 1.68 13.10 1.98 14.00 2.18 14.80 2.31 16.70 2.67 18.50 3.02
4 9.40 1.43 11.20 1.70 13.10 2.02 14.00 2.20 14.80 2.34 16.70 2.70 18.50 3.07
6 9.40 1.45 11.20 1.74 13.10 2.06 14.00 2.25 14.80 2.38 16.70 2.75 18.50 3.11
8 9.40 1.47 11.20 1.78 13.10 2.10 14.00 2.28 14.80 2.42 16.70 2.79 18.50 3.15
10 9.40 1.50 11.20 1.81 13.10 2.14 14.00 2.31 14.80 2.49 16.70 2.83 18.50 3.20
12 9.40 1.53 11.20 1.85 13.10 2.18 14.00 2.35 14.80 2.53 16.70 2.89 18.50 3.26
14 9.40 1.56 11.20 1.88 13.10 2.22 14.00 2.39 14.80 2.58 16.70 2.94 18.50 3.31
16 9.40 1.58 11.20 1.91 13.10 2.27 14.00 2.44 14.80 2.62 16.70 2.99 18.40 3.38
18 9.40 1.61 11.20 1.95 13.10 2.30 14.00 2.49 14.80 2.68 16.70 3.06 18.20 3.48
20 9.40 1.64 11.20 1.99 13.10 2.35 14.00 2.54 14.80 2.78 16.70 3.29 17.90 3.64
21 9.40 1.66 11.20 2.01 13.10 2.38 14.00 2.62 14.80 2.88 16.70 3.40 17.80 3.73
23 9.40 1.68 11.20 2.08 13.10 2.56 14.00 2.81 14.80 3.09 16.70 3.66 17.50 3.90
90%
25 9.40 1.78 11.20 2.23 13.10 2.74 14.00 3.01 14.80 3.30 16.70 3.91 17.30 4.07
27 9.40 1.89 11.20 2.38 13.10 2.92 14.00 3.21 14.80 3.52 16.70 4.19 17.00 4.24
29 9.40 2.01 11.20 2.53 13.10 3.11 14.00 3.43 14.80 3.77 16.50 4.38 16.80 4.41
31 9.40 2.14 11.20 2.69 13.10 3.32 14.00 3.66 14.80 4.01 16.20 4.55 16.60 4.59
33 9.40 2.27 11.20 2.87 13.10 3.54 14.00 3.91 14.80 4.29 16.00 4.72 16.30 4.76
35 9.40 2.41 11.20 3.05 13.10 3.78 14.00 4.16 14.80 4.57 15.70 4.90 16.10 4.93
37 9.40 2.56 11.20 3.24 13.10 4.01 14.00 4.43 14.80 4.87 15.40 5.07 15.80 5.11
39 9.40 2.71 11.20 3.45 13.10 4.27 14.00 4.72 14.80 5.19 15.20 5.24 15.60 5.28
41 9.40 2.81 11.20 3.60 13.10 4.42 14.00 4.84 14.80 5.22 15.10 5.38 15.50 5.41
43 9.40 2.95 11.20 3.77 13.10 4.59 14.00 4.97 14.80 5.33 15.00 5.44 15.30 5.49
45 9.40 3.13 11.20 3.95 13.10 4.77 14.00 5.13 14.80 5.47 15.00 5.51 15.10 5.56
48 9.40 3.30 11.20 4.13 13.10 4.95 14.00 5.20 14.80 5.53 14.80 5.58 14.70 5.64
50 9.30 3.32 11.10 4.15 12.90 4.98 13.80 5.23 14.70 5.55 14.70 5.61 14.50 5.67
52 9.20 3.33 11.00 4.17 12.70 5.00 13.60 5.24 14.50 5.57 14.50 5.63 14.30 5.69
54 9.00 3.36 10.80 4.20 12.50 5.03 13.40 5.29 14.20 5.62 14.20 5.67 14.10 5.73
-5 8.40 1.19 10.00 1.41 11.60 1.67 12.40 1.78 13.20 1.91 14.80 2.21 16.40 2.52
-2 8.40 1.21 10.00 1.43 11.60 1.68 12.40 1.80 13.20 1.93 14.80 2.23 16.40 2.55
0 8.40 1.23 10.00 1.45 11.60 1.70 12.40 1.82 13.20 1.97 14.80 2.26 16.40 2.58
2 8.40 1.26 10.00 1.47 11.60 1.73 12.40 1.86 13.20 1.99 14.80 2.30 16.40 2.63
4 8.40 1.27 10.00 1.49 11.60 1.76 12.40 1.90 13.20 2.03 14.80 2.35 16.40 2.67
6 8.40 1.29 10.00 1.52 11.60 1.78 12.40 1.94 13.20 2.08 14.80 2.38 16.40 2.71
8 8.40 1.32 10.00 1.56 11.60 1.83 12.40 1.98 13.20 2.12 14.80 2.42 16.40 2.76
10 8.40 1.33 10.00 1.59 11.60 1.88 12.40 2.02 13.20 2.17 14.80 2.48 16.40 2.79
12 8.40 1.36 10.00 1.62 11.60 1.91 12.40 2.06 13.20 2.21 14.80 2.52 16.40 2.84
14 8.40 1.37 10.00 1.66 11.60 1.94 12.40 2.09 13.20 2.25 14.80 2.57 16.40 2.89
16 8.40 1.40 10.00 1.68 11.60 1.98 12.40 2.13 13.20 2.29 14.80 2.62 16.40 2.95
18 8.40 1.42 10.00 1.71 11.60 2.02 12.40 2.18 13.20 2.34 14.80 2.67 16.40 3.00
20 8.40 1.45 10.00 1.75 11.60 2.06 12.40 2.22 13.20 2.38 14.80 2.77 16.40 3.21
21 8.40 1.47 10.00 1.76 11.60 2.08 12.40 2.25 13.20 2.44 14.80 2.87 16.40 3.33
23 8.40 1.49 10.00 1.80 11.60 2.18 12.40 2.38 13.20 2.60 14.80 3.07 16.40 3.58
80%
25 8.40 1.54 10.00 1.91 11.60 2.33 12.40 2.56 13.20 2.79 14.80 3.29 16.40 3.82
27 8.40 1.64 10.00 2.04 11.60 2.49 12.40 2.72 13.20 2.98 14.80 3.51 16.40 4.10
29 8.40 1.74 10.00 2.17 11.60 2.65 12.40 2.90 13.20 3.18 14.80 3.75 16.40 4.38
31 8.40 1.85 10.00 2.30 11.60 2.81 12.40 3.09 13.20 3.39 14.80 4.01 16.20 4.55
33 8.40 1.97 10.00 2.45 11.60 3.00 12.40 3.30 13.20 3.60 14.80 4.27 15.90 4.72
35 8.40 2.08 10.00 2.60 11.60 3.19 12.40 3.50 13.20 3.84 14.80 4.55 15.70 4.89
37 8.40 2.20 10.00 2.77 11.60 3.40 12.40 3.73 13.20 4.09 14.80 4.85 15.40 5.06
39 8.40 2.34 10.00 2.95 11.60 3.61 12.40 3.97 13.20 4.35 14.80 5.16 15.20 5.23
41 8.40 2.38 10.00 2.98 11.60 3.66 12.40 4.08 13.20 4.43 14.80 5.30 15.10 5.33
43 8.40 2.46 10.00 3.00 11.60 3.71 12.40 4.15 13.20 4.49 14.80 5.36 15.00 5.39
45 8.40 2.53 10.00 3.03 11.60 3.79 12.40 4.23 13.20 4.57 14.80 5.42 14.80 5.48
48 8.40 2.61 10.00 3.05 11.60 3.84 12.40 4.29 13.20 4.61 14.80 5.47 14.70 5.54
50 8.30 2.62 9.80 3.07 11.40 3.86 12.30 4.31 13.10 4.63 14.70 5.50 14.50 5.58
52 8.20 2.64 9.70 3.08 11.30 3.88 12.10 4.32 12.90 4.65 14.50 5.52 14.30 5.60
54 8.00 2.65 9.50 3.11 11.10 3.91 11.90 4.36 12.70 4.68 14.20 5.56 14.10 5.64
Abbreviations:
Notes:
46
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 7.30 1.07 8.70 1.25 10.10 1.41 10.90 1.51 11.60 1.62 13.00 1.85 14.40 2.13
-2 7.30 1.07 8.70 1.26 10.10 1.42 10.90 1.55 11.60 1.65 13.00 1.88 14.40 2.16
0 7.30 1.07 8.70 1.27 10.10 1.45 10.90 1.57 11.60 1.67 13.00 1.92 14.40 2.18
2 7.30 1.08 8.70 1.27 10.10 1.47 10.90 1.60 11.60 1.70 13.00 1.96 14.40 2.22
4 7.30 1.10 8.70 1.31 10.10 1.51 10.90 1.63 11.60 1.74 13.00 1.99 14.40 2.28
6 7.30 1.12 8.70 1.33 10.10 1.55 10.90 1.68 11.60 1.78 13.00 2.03 14.40 2.32
8 7.30 1.14 8.70 1.37 10.10 1.58 10.90 1.71 11.60 1.82 13.00 2.08 14.40 2.36
10 7.30 1.16 8.70 1.39 10.10 1.62 10.90 1.75 11.60 1.88 13.00 2.13 14.40 2.38
12 7.30 1.19 8.70 1.41 10.10 1.66 10.90 1.78 11.60 1.90 13.00 2.17 14.40 2.44
14 7.30 1.21 8.70 1.44 10.10 1.68 10.90 1.80 11.60 1.94 13.00 2.20 14.40 2.49
16 7.30 1.23 8.70 1.47 10.10 1.71 10.90 1.85 11.60 1.98 13.00 2.25 14.40 2.53
18 7.30 1.25 8.70 1.49 10.10 1.75 10.90 1.88 11.60 2.01 13.00 2.29 14.40 2.58
20 7.30 1.27 8.70 1.52 10.10 1.78 10.90 1.91 11.60 2.05 13.00 2.34 14.40 2.65
21 7.30 1.28 8.70 1.53 10.10 1.79 10.90 1.93 11.60 2.07 13.00 2.37 14.40 2.74
23 7.30 1.30 8.70 1.56 10.10 1.83 10.90 1.99 11.60 2.18 13.00 2.54 14.40 2.94
70%
25 7.30 1.33 8.70 1.62 10.10 1.95 10.90 2.13 11.60 2.32 13.00 2.72 14.40 3.14
27 7.30 1.40 8.70 1.73 10.10 2.08 10.90 2.27 11.60 2.48 13.00 2.90 14.40 3.36
29 7.30 1.49 8.70 1.83 10.10 2.21 10.90 2.42 11.60 2.63 13.00 3.09 14.40 3.59
31 7.30 1.57 8.70 1.94 10.10 2.36 10.90 2.58 11.60 2.80 13.00 3.30 14.40 3.82
33 7.30 1.67 8.70 2.07 10.10 2.50 10.90 2.74 11.60 2.99 13.00 3.51 14.40 4.08

35 7.30 1.78 8.70 2.19 10.10 2.66 10.90 2.91 11.60 3.18 13.00 3.74 14.40 4.35
37 7.30 1.88 8.70 2.32 10.10 2.83 10.90 3.09 11.60 3.38 13.00 3.99 14.40 4.63
39 7.30 1.98 8.70 2.46 10.10 3.00 10.90 3.29 11.60 3.59 13.00 4.23 14.40 4.93
41 7.30 2.07 8.70 2.55 10.10 3.09 10.90 3.40 11.60 3.70 13.00 4.41 14.40 5.15
43 7.30 2.24 8.70 2.72 10.10 3.21 10.90 3.58 11.60 3.80 13.00 4.57 14.40 5.32
45 7.30 2.28 8.70 2.79 10.10 3.29 10.90 3.64 11.60 4.00 13.00 4.82 14.40 5.52
48 7.30 2.33 8.70 2.79 10.10 3.32 10.90 3.70 11.60 4.11 13.00 5.04 14.40 5.65
50 7.30 2.37 8.70 2.83 10.00 3.33 10.80 3.71 11.40 4.12 12.80 5.06 14.30 5.68
52 7.10 2.38 8.50 2.84 9.90 3.34 10.60 3.73 11.30 4.14 12.60 5.08 14.00 5.70
54 7.00 2.38 8.40 2.85 9.70 3.37 10.40 3.75 11.10 4.17 12.40 5.12 13.80 5.74
-5 6.30 0.91 7.50 1.06 8.70 1.23 9.30 1.31 9.90 1.41 11.10 1.58 12.30 1.82
-2 6.30 0.91 7.50 1.07 8.70 1.25 9.30 1.33 9.90 1.43 11.10 1.61 12.30 1.83
0 6.30 0.93 7.50 1.08 8.70 1.27 9.30 1.34 9.90 1.45 11.10 1.63 12.30 1.86
2 6.30 0.95 7.50 1.11 8.70 1.29 9.30 1.37 9.90 1.47 11.10 1.67 12.30 1.88
4 6.30 0.96 7.50 1.13 8.70 1.31 9.30 1.38 9.90 1.49 11.10 1.69 12.30 1.90
6 6.30 0.98 7.50 1.15 8.70 1.34 9.30 1.42 9.90 1.52 11.10 1.73 12.30 1.95
8 6.30 1.00 7.50 1.17 8.70 1.37 9.30 1.44 9.90 1.55 11.10 1.76 12.30 1.98
10 6.30 1.02 7.50 1.19 8.70 1.38 9.30 1.48 9.90 1.58 11.10 1.79 12.30 2.01
12 6.30 1.04 7.50 1.21 8.70 1.41 9.30 1.51 9.90 1.61 11.10 1.82 12.30 2.04
14 6.30 1.05 7.50 1.24 8.70 1.43 9.30 1.54 9.90 1.64 11.10 1.86 12.30 2.08
16 6.30 1.07 7.50 1.26 8.70 1.46 9.30 1.57 9.90 1.67 11.10 1.89 12.30 2.12
18 6.30 1.08 7.50 1.27 8.70 1.48 9.30 1.58 9.90 1.70 11.10 1.92 12.30 2.16
20 6.30 1.09 7.50 1.30 8.70 1.51 9.30 1.62 9.90 1.73 11.10 1.97 12.30 2.20
21 6.30 1.11 7.50 1.30 8.70 1.52 9.30 1.63 9.90 1.75 11.10 1.98 12.30 2.22
23 6.30 1.12 7.50 1.33 8.70 1.55 9.30 1.67 9.90 1.78 11.10 2.06 12.30 2.37
60%
25 6.30 1.14 7.50 1.36 8.70 1.61 9.30 1.75 9.90 1.89 11.10 2.20 12.30 2.53
27 6.30 1.18 7.50 1.44 8.70 1.71 9.30 1.87 9.90 2.01 11.10 2.34 12.30 2.69
29 6.30 1.26 7.50 1.52 8.70 1.82 9.30 1.98 9.90 2.15 11.10 2.50 12.30 2.88
31 6.30 1.33 7.50 1.61 8.70 1.94 9.30 2.10 9.90 2.28 11.10 2.66 12.30 3.07
33 6.30 1.40 7.50 1.71 8.70 2.06 9.30 2.24 9.90 2.43 11.10 2.83 12.30 3.27
35 6.30 1.49 7.50 1.82 8.70 2.18 9.30 2.38 9.90 2.58 11.10 3.01 12.30 3.48
37 6.30 1.57 7.50 1.92 8.70 2.31 9.30 2.52 9.90 2.74 11.10 3.20 12.30 3.70
39 6.30 1.66 7.50 2.03 8.70 2.45 9.30 2.67 9.90 2.90 11.10 3.40 12.30 3.94
41 6.30 1.71 7.50 2.12 8.70 2.54 9.30 2.78 9.90 3.01 11.10 3.56 12.30 4.11
43 6.30 1.77 7.50 2.21 8.70 2.62 9.30 2.86 9.90 3.12 11.10 3.71 12.30 4.30
45 6.30 1.85 7.50 2.32 8.70 2.73 9.30 2.97 9.90 3.28 11.10 3.88 12.30 4.53
48 6.30 1.92 7.50 2.42 8.70 2.83 9.30 3.04 9.90 3.40 11.10 4.01 12.30 4.75
50 6.20 1.93 7.40 2.43 8.60 2.84 9.20 3.06 9.80 3.41 11.00 4.04 12.20 4.77
52 6.10 1.94 7.30 2.45 8.50 2.85 9.00 3.07 9.70 3.43 10.80 4.05 12.10 4.79
54 6.00 1.96 7.20 2.46 8.40 2.88 8.90 3.09 9.50 3.45 10.70 4.08 11.90 4.82
Abbreviations:
Notes:
47
(%)
temperature
(°C DB)
-5 5.20 0.79 6.30 0.91 7.30 1.05 7.80 1.09 8.20 1.16 9.20 1.32 10.30 1.42
-2 5.20 0.79 6.30 0.93 7.30 1.06 7.80 1.11 8.20 1.17 9.20 1.33 10.30 1.44
0 5.20 0.81 6.30 0.95 7.30 1.07 7.80 1.13 8.20 1.19 9.20 1.36 10.30 1.47
2 5.20 0.82 6.30 0.96 7.30 1.09 7.80 1.15 8.20 1.21 9.20 1.36 10.30 1.49
4 5.20 0.83 6.30 0.97 7.30 1.11 7.80 1.16 8.20 1.24 9.20 1.39 10.30 1.53
6 5.20 0.84 6.30 0.99 7.30 1.13 7.80 1.18 8.20 1.26 9.20 1.42 10.30 1.57
8 5.20 0.86 6.30 1.01 7.30 1.15 7.80 1.21 8.20 1.27 9.20 1.44 10.30 1.62
10 5.20 0.88 6.30 1.02 7.30 1.17 7.80 1.23 8.20 1.31 9.20 1.47 10.30 1.65
12 5.20 0.88 6.30 1.03 7.30 1.18 7.80 1.26 8.20 1.34 9.20 1.50 10.30 1.67
14 5.20 0.90 6.30 1.05 7.30 1.19 7.80 1.28 8.20 1.36 9.20 1.53 10.30 1.70
16 5.20 0.91 6.30 1.06 7.30 1.21 7.80 1.30 8.20 1.37 9.20 1.56 10.30 1.73
18 5.20 0.93 6.30 1.07 7.30 1.24 7.80 1.32 8.20 1.40 9.20 1.58 10.30 1.77
20 5.20 0.94 6.30 1.09 7.30 1.26 7.80 1.34 8.20 1.43 9.20 1.61 10.30 1.80
21 5.20 0.95 6.30 1.10 7.30 1.27 7.80 1.36 8.20 1.45 9.20 1.63 10.30 1.82
23 5.20 0.96 6.30 1.12 7.30 1.28 7.80 1.37 8.20 1.47 9.20 1.66 10.30 1.86
50%
25 5.20 0.97 6.30 1.14 7.30 1.31 7.80 1.40 8.20 1.52 9.20 1.74 10.30 1.98
27 5.20 0.99 6.30 1.18 7.30 1.38 7.80 1.49 8.20 1.61 9.20 1.85 10.30 2.11
29 5.20 1.05 6.30 1.25 7.30 1.47 7.80 1.58 8.20 1.71 9.20 1.97 10.30 2.25
31 5.20 1.10 6.30 1.32 7.30 1.56 7.80 1.68 8.20 1.82 9.20 2.09 10.30 2.39
33 5.20 1.17 6.30 1.40 7.30 1.66 7.80 1.78 8.20 1.93 9.20 2.22 10.30 2.55
35 5.20 1.24 6.30 1.47 7.30 1.75 7.80 1.89 8.20 2.04 9.20 2.37 10.30 2.70
37 5.20 1.30 6.30 1.57 7.30 1.85 7.80 2.00 8.20 2.17 9.20 2.50 10.30 2.88
39 5.20 1.37 6.30 1.65 7.30 1.96 7.80 2.12 8.20 2.29 9.20 2.66 10.30 3.05
41 5.20 1.43 6.30 1.72 7.30 2.03 7.80 2.22 8.20 2.39 9.20 2.80 10.30 3.20
43 5.20 1.52 6.30 1.84 7.30 2.09 7.80 2.32 8.20 2.46 9.20 2.94 10.30 3.33
45 5.20 1.56 6.30 1.88 7.30 2.24 7.80 2.49 8.20 2.56 9.20 3.22 10.30 3.62
48 5.20 1.58 6.30 1.93 7.30 2.37 7.80 2.67 8.20 2.69 9.20 3.48 10.30 3.90
50 5.20 1.60 6.20 1.95 7.20 2.38 7.70 2.67 8.20 2.69 9.20 3.50 10.20 3.91
52 5.10 1.61 6.10 1.96 7.10 2.38 7.60 2.68 8.10 2.70 9.00 3.51 10.00 3.92
54 5.00 1.62 6.00 1.98 7.00 2.41 7.40 2.70 7.90 2.71 8.90 3.54 9.90 3.95
Abbreviations:
Notes:
48
7.2 Heating Capacity Tables
Table 2-7.6: PDV-V28W/DHN1(At) heating capacity
Indoor air temp. °C DB
Outdoor air temp. 16 18 20 21 22 24
CR
TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI TC PI
°C DB °C WB kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW kW
-13.7 -15 7.66 1.85 7.64 1.89 7.61 1.97 7.61 2.03 7.58 2.08 7.55 2.11
-11.8 -13 7.78 1.88 7.75 1.93 7.73 2.02 7.73 2.06 7.69 2.12 7.69 2.14
-9.8 -11 7.89 1.91 7.86 1.96 7.84 2.04 7.84 2.08 7.84 2.14 7.81 2.14
-9.5 -10 7.95 1.94 7.93 1.98 7.93 2.06 7.89 2.12 7.89 2.17 7.86 2.17
-8.5 -9.1 8.01 1.96 7.98 2.01 7.95 2.08 7.95 2.14 7.95 2.20 7.93 2.20
-7 -7.6 8.09 1.96 8.06 2.04 8.06 2.11 8.04 2.16 8.04 2.22 8.01 2.23
-5 -5.6 8.73 2.05 8.69 2.10 8.66 2.17 8.66 2.24 8.64 2.24 8.60 2.25
-3 -3.7 8.84 2.11 8.80 2.13 8.78 2.21 8.78 2.28 8.75 2.26 8.73 2.29
130%
0 -0.7 9.00 2.16 8.98 2.15 8.95 2.24 8.95 2.30 8.91 2.30 8.91 2.30
3 2.2 9.95 2.29 9.83 2.29 9.80 2.35 9.78 2.40 9.78 2.42 9.75 2.44
5 4.1 12.36 2.77 11.88 2.73 11.69 2.72 11.23 2.63 10.78 2.60 9.89 2.49
7 6 12.56 2.79 12.10 2.66 11.69 2.59 11.23 2.52 10.78 2.50 9.89 2.41
9 7.9 12.56 2.65 12.10 2.53 11.69 2.51 11.23 2.48 10.78 2.43 9.89 2.35
11 9.8 12.56 2.52 12.10 2.43 11.69 2.42 11.23 2.39 10.78 2.37 9.89 2.26
13 11.8 12.56 2.40 12.10 2.35 11.69 2.35 11.23 2.35 10.78 2.31 9.89 2.22
15 13.7 12.56 2.32 12.10 2.30 11.69 2.29 11.23 2.25 10.78 2.24 9.89 2.14

-13.7 -15 7.66 2.02 7.63 2.07 7.60 2.13 7.60 2.19 7.60 2.23 7.58 2.25
-11.8 -13 7.78 2.05 7.74 2.10 7.73 2.16 7.71 2.21 7.71 2.25 7.69 2.28
-9.8 -11 7.89 2.06 7.86 2.11 7.86 2.19 7.83 2.23 7.83 2.29 7.80 2.32
-9.5 -10 7.94 2.08 7.91 2.13 7.91 2.20 7.89 2.25 7.89 2.30 7.86 2.34
-8.5 -9.1 8.00 2.11 7.98 2.15 7.98 2.22 7.94 2.28 7.94 2.32 7.91 2.34
-7 -7.6 8.09 2.14 8.06 2.20 8.06 2.25 8.03 2.30 8.03 2.34 8.00 2.38
-5 -5.6 8.71 2.16 8.69 2.21 8.66 2.28 8.66 2.32 8.66 2.38 8.63 2.41
-3 -3.7 8.83 2.20 8.80 2.24 8.78 2.30 8.78 2.35 8.74 2.40 8.74 2.43
120%
0 -0.7 9.00 2.22 8.98 2.28 8.94 2.32 8.94 2.38 8.94 2.42 8.91 2.44
3 2.2 9.83 2.35 9.83 2.42 9.80 2.44 9.78 2.49 9.78 2.53 9.14 2.42
5 4.1 12.38 2.65 11.63 2.62 10.80 2.58 10.38 2.52 9.98 2.50 9.14 2.34
7 6 12.46 2.62 11.63 2.51 10.80 2.44 10.38 2.40 9.98 2.39 9.14 2.29
9 7.9 12.46 2.51 11.63 2.40 10.80 2.37 10.38 2.32 9.98 2.32 9.14 2.22
11 9.8 12.46 2.43 11.63 2.34 10.80 2.29 10.38 2.25 9.98 2.23 9.14 2.14
13 11.8 12.46 2.38 11.63 2.29 10.80 2.22 10.38 2.22 9.98 2.20 9.14 2.10
15 13.7 12.46 2.32 11.63 2.22 10.80 2.16 10.38 2.14 9.98 2.12 9.14 2.02
-13.7 -15 7.63 2.04 7.60 2.08 7.58 2.13 7.58 2.08 7.58 2.12 7.54 2.17
-11.8 -13 7.74 2.07 7.71 2.12 7.71 2.16 7.69 2.11 7.69 2.15 7.66 2.20
-9.8 -11 7.86 2.07 7.83 2.12 7.83 2.16 7.80 2.14 7.80 2.17 7.78 2.23
-9.5 -10 7.91 2.10 7.91 2.14 7.89 2.19 7.86 2.15 7.86 2.20 7.83 2.25
-8.5 -9.1 7.98 2.12 7.94 2.16 7.94 2.21 7.91 2.17 7.91 2.22 7.89 2.28
-7 -7.6 8.06 2.14 8.03 2.19 8.03 2.23 8.00 2.20 8.00 2.24 7.98 2.29
-5 -5.6 8.69 2.17 8.66 2.22 8.63 2.26 8.63 2.22 8.63 2.26 8.38 2.25
-3 -3.7 8.80 2.19 8.78 2.23 8.74 2.28 8.74 2.24 8.74 2.29 8.38 2.22
110%
0 -0.7 8.98 2.24 8.94 2.29 8.94 2.33 8.91 2.26 8.91 2.31 8.38 2.19
3 2.2 9.80 2.34 9.80 2.39 9.78 2.43 9.51 2.35 9.14 2.33 8.38 2.17
5 4.1 11.43 2.56 10.66 2.54 9.91 2.38 9.51 2.31 9.14 2.26 8.38 2.16
7 6 11.43 2.47 10.66 2.40 9.91 2.25 9.51 2.20 9.14 2.16 8.38 2.11
9 7.9 11.43 2.35 10.66 2.28 9.91 2.17 9.51 2.14 9.14 2.12 8.38 2.07
11 9.8 11.43 2.26 10.66 2.19 9.91 2.12 9.51 2.06 9.14 2.05 8.38 2.01
13 11.8 11.43 2.20 10.66 2.12 9.91 2.05 9.51 2.01 9.14 1.98 8.38 1.94
15 13.7 11.43 2.14 10.66 2.05 9.91 1.97 9.51 1.94 9.14 1.92 8.38 1.86
Abbreviations:
Notes:
49
Table 2-7.6: PDV-V28W/DHN1(At) heating capacity (continued)
CR
-13.7 -15 7.71 2.44 7.69 2.47 7.69 2.49 7.66 2.50 7.66 2.52 7.63 2.45
-11.8 -13 7.83 2.44 7.80 2.47 7.80 2.50 7.78 2.51 7.78 2.52 7.63 2.43
-9.8 -11 7.89 2.44 7.89 2.48 7.86 2.50 7.86 2.51 7.83 2.52 7.63 2.42
-9.5 -10 7.94 2.44 7.91 2.48 7.91 2.50 7.89 2.51 7.89 2.53 7.63 2.41
-8.5 -9.1 8.03 2.45 8.03 2.48 8.00 2.51 7.98 2.51 7.98 2.53 7.63 2.37
-7 -7.6 8.66 2.45 8.63 2.48 8.63 2.57 8.60 2.61 8.31 2.48 7.63 2.37
-5 -5.6 8.78 2.45 8.74 2.48 8.74 2.50 8.66 2.53 8.31 2.41 7.63 2.30
-3 -3.7 8.94 2.45 8.91 2.48 8.91 2.42 8.66 2.39 8.31 2.33 7.63 2.22
100%
0 -0.7 9.18 2.47 9.69 2.48 9.00 2.35 8.66 2.28 8.31 2.22 7.63 2.12
3 2.2 9.78 2.41 9.69 2.42 9.00 2.29 8.66 2.16 8.31 2.08 7.63 2.02
5 4.1 10.38 2.38 9.69 2.30 9.00 2.17 8.66 2.07 8.31 2.00 7.63 1.93
7 6 10.38 2.34 9.69 2.19 9.00 2.04 8.66 1.96 8.31 1.92 7.63 1.84
9 7.9 10.38 2.21 9.69 2.06 9.00 1.98 8.66 1.92 8.31 1.86 7.63 1.78
11 9.8 10.38 2.07 9.69 1.94 9.00 1.92 8.66 1.84 8.31 1.79 7.63 1.70
13 11.8 10.38 1.94 9.69 1.89 9.00 1.84 8.66 1.77 8.31 1.73 7.63 1.65
15 13.7 10.38 1.85 9.69 1.82 9.00 1.77 8.66 1.70 8.31 1.67 7.63 1.58
-13.7 -15 7.58 2.48 7.54 2.50 7.54 2.52 7.51 2.53 7.49 2.43 6.86 2.19
-11.8 -13 7.69 2.48 7.66 2.50 7.66 2.53 7.63 2.50 7.49 2.39 6.86 2.15
-9.8 -11 7.80 2.48 7.80 2.51 7.78 2.53 7.78 2.45 7.49 2.34 6.86 2.11
-9.5 -10 7.86 2.49 7.86 2.51 7.83 2.53 7.80 2.43 7.49 2.32 6.86 2.08
-8.5 -9.1 7.91 2.49 7.89 2.51 7.89 2.53 7.80 2.41 7.49 2.30 6.86 2.07
-7 -7.6 8.00 2.49 8.00 2.48 7.98 2.49 7.80 2.38 7.49 2.26 6.86 2.04
-5 -5.6 8.63 2.49 8.60 2.37 8.11 2.39 7.80 2.30 7.49 2.19 6.86 1.98
-3 -3.7 8.74 2.50 8.71 2.26 8.11 2.28 7.80 2.21 7.49 2.12 6.86 1.93
90%
0 -0.7 8.91 2.50 8.71 2.15 8.11 2.17 7.80 2.11 7.49 2.02 6.86 1.88
3 2.2 9.34 2.50 8.71 2.04 8.11 2.05 7.80 2.03 7.49 1.93 6.86 1.82
5 4.1 9.34 2.44 8.71 1.94 8.11 1.96 7.80 1.93 7.49 1.84 6.86 1.75
7 6 9.34 2.12 8.71 1.91 8.11 1.83 7.80 1.76 7.49 1.69 6.86 1.55
9 7.9 9.34 2.00 8.71 1.86 8.11 1.74 7.80 1.68 7.49 1.61 6.86 1.49
11 9.8 9.34 1.87 8.71 1.76 8.11 1.66 7.80 1.60 7.49 1.55 6.86 1.43
13 11.8 9.34 1.77 8.71 1.68 8.11 1.58 7.80 1.54 7.49 1.49 6.86 1.39
15 13.7 9.34 1.70 8.71 1.61 8.11 1.52 7.80 1.49 7.49 1.45 6.86 1.36
-13.7 -15 7.54 2.49 7.51 2.51 7.20 2.30 6.91 2.19 6.66 2.08 6.09 1.88
-11.8 -13 7.66 2.49 7.63 2.47 7.20 2.25 6.91 2.14 6.66 2.05 6.09 1.85
-9.8 -11 7.78 2.49 7.74 2.41 7.20 2.21 6.91 2.11 6.66 2.01 6.09 1.82
-9.5 -10 7.83 2.49 7.74 2.39 7.20 2.19 6.91 2.08 6.66 1.98 6.09 1.79
-8.5 -9.1 7.89 2.50 7.74 2.37 7.20 2.16 6.91 2.06 6.66 1.97 6.09 1.78
-7 -7.6 7.98 2.50 7.74 2.33 7.20 2.14 6.91 2.04 6.66 1.94 6.09 1.76
-5 -5.6 8.31 2.45 7.74 2.25 7.20 2.07 6.91 1.97 6.66 1.89 6.09 1.71
-3 -3.7 8.31 2.53 7.74 2.17 7.20 1.98 6.91 1.91 6.66 1.82 6.09 1.66
80%
0 -0.7 8.31 2.50 7.74 2.07 7.20 1.92 6.91 1.85 6.66 1.77 6.09 1.63
3 2.2 8.31 2.31 7.74 1.96 7.20 1.80 6.91 1.78 6.66 1.70 6.09 1.56
5 4.1 8.31 2.12 7.74 1.85 7.20 1.73 6.91 1.70 6.66 1.61 6.09 1.52
7 6 8.31 1.85 7.74 1.73 7.20 1.61 6.91 1.55 6.66 1.49 6.09 1.37
9 7.9 8.31 1.76 7.74 1.65 7.20 1.55 6.91 1.49 6.66 1.43 6.09 1.33
11 9.8 8.31 1.67 7.74 1.57 7.20 1.48 6.91 1.43 6.66 1.39 6.09 1.30
13 11.8 8.31 1.59 7.74 1.51 7.20 1.42 6.91 1.39 6.66 1.35 6.09 1.27
15 13.7 8.31 1.54 7.74 1.46 7.20 1.39 6.91 1.36 6.66 1.31 6.09 1.24
Abbreviations:
Notes:
50
CR
-13.7 -15 7.26 2.35 6.78 2.16 6.31 2.13 6.06 2.08 5.83 2.05 5.34 1.97
-11.8 -13 7.26 2.30 6.78 2.12 6.31 2.10 6.06 2.05 5.83 2.02 5.34 1.94
-9.8 -11 7.26 2.26 6.78 2.08 6.31 2.05 6.06 2.01 5.83 1.98 5.34 1.89
-9.5 -10 7.26 2.24 6.78 2.06 6.31 2.01 6.06 1.96 5.83 1.93 5.34 1.84
-8.5 -9.1 7.26 2.22 6.78 2.05 6.31 1.94 6.06 1.89 5.83 1.86 5.34 1.78
-7 -7.6 7.26 2.19 6.78 2.02 6.31 1.85 6.06 1.80 5.83 1.78 5.34 1.69
-5 -5.6 7.26 2.12 6.78 1.96 6.31 1.80 6.06 1.76 5.83 1.73 5.34 1.65
-3 -3.7 7.26 2.01 6.78 1.89 6.31 1.75 6.06 1.70 5.83 1.68 5.34 1.59
70%
0 -0.7 7.26 1.89 6.78 1.82 6.31 1.67 6.06 1.63 5.83 1.60 5.34 1.51
3 2.2 7.26 1.79 6.78 1.71 6.31 1.57 6.06 1.52 5.83 1.50 5.34 1.41
5 4.1 7.26 1.71 6.78 1.60 6.31 1.51 6.06 1.47 5.83 1.45 5.34 1.36
7 6 7.26 1.65 6.78 1.54 6.31 1.43 6.06 1.39 5.83 1.37 5.34 1.28
9 7.9 7.26 1.57 6.78 1.48 6.31 1.39 6.06 1.35 5.83 1.31 5.34 1.23
11 9.8 7.26 1.51 6.78 1.42 6.31 1.33 6.06 1.29 5.83 1.26 5.34 1.18
13 11.8 7.26 1.46 6.78 1.37 6.31 1.27 6.06 1.22 5.83 1.20 5.34 1.11
15 13.7 7.26 1.40 6.78 1.31 6.31 1.22 6.06 1.18 5.83 1.14 5.34 1.06
-13.7 -15 6.23 2.08 5.83 1.98 5.40 1.91 5.20 1.83 4.98 1.74 4.58 1.63

-11.8 -13 6.23 2.02 5.83 1.91 5.40 1.83 5.20 1.76 4.98 1.66 4.58 1.56
-9.8 -11 6.23 1.95 5.83 1.84 5.40 1.74 5.20 1.68 4.98 1.59 4.58 1.50
-9.5 -10 6.23 1.88 5.83 1.76 5.40 1.67 5.20 1.61 4.98 1.52 4.58 1.42
-8.5 -9.1 6.23 1.80 5.83 1.70 5.40 1.60 5.20 1.55 4.98 1.45 4.58 1.33
-7 -7.6 6.23 1.74 5.83 1.63 5.40 1.55 5.20 1.49 4.98 1.39 4.58 1.28
-5 -5.6 6.23 1.67 5.83 1.57 5.40 1.47 5.20 1.42 4.98 1.33 4.58 1.22
-3 -3.7 6.23 1.61 5.83 1.50 5.40 1.40 5.20 1.37 4.98 1.28 4.58 1.18
60%
0 -0.7 6.23 1.55 5.83 1.45 5.40 1.35 5.20 1.30 4.98 1.21 4.58 1.15
3 2.2 6.23 1.48 5.83 1.38 5.40 1.29 5.20 1.26 4.98 1.15 4.58 1.11
5 4.1 6.23 1.40 5.83 1.32 5.40 1.24 5.20 1.20 4.98 1.12 4.58 1.09
7 6 6.23 1.33 5.83 1.27 5.40 1.19 5.20 1.14 4.98 1.12 4.58 1.06
9 7.9 6.23 1.31 5.83 1.23 5.40 1.17 5.20 1.12 4.98 1.08 4.58 1.02
11 9.8 6.23 1.30 5.83 1.22 5.40 1.13 5.20 1.10 4.98 1.05 4.58 1.00
13 11.8 6.23 1.26 5.83 1.18 5.40 1.10 5.20 1.06 4.98 1.03 4.58 0.98
15 13.7 6.23 1.24 5.83 1.15 5.40 1.06 5.20 1.04 4.98 1.00 4.58 0.95
-13.7 -15 5.20 1.73 4.86 1.64 4.51 1.58 4.31 1.51 4.14 1.47 3.80 1.35
-11.8 -13 5.20 1.67 4.86 1.58 4.51 1.51 4.31 1.46 4.14 1.40 3.80 1.29
-9.8 -11 5.20 1.61 4.86 1.52 4.51 1.45 4.31 1.39 4.14 1.35 3.80 1.24
-9.5 -10 5.20 1.56 4.86 1.46 4.51 1.38 4.31 1.33 4.14 1.29 3.80 1.18
-8.5 -9.1 5.20 1.49 4.86 1.41 4.51 1.32 4.31 1.28 4.14 1.23 3.80 1.11
-7 -7.6 5.20 1.43 4.86 1.35 4.51 1.28 4.31 1.23 4.14 1.18 3.80 1.06
-5 -5.6 5.20 1.38 4.86 1.30 4.51 1.21 4.31 1.18 4.14 1.13 3.80 1.01
-3 -3.7 5.20 1.33 4.86 1.24 4.51 1.17 4.31 1.13 4.14 1.09 3.80 0.98
50%
0 -0.7 5.20 1.28 4.86 1.20 4.51 1.11 4.31 1.08 4.14 1.03 3.80 0.95
3 2.2 5.20 1.22 4.86 1.14 4.51 1.06 4.31 1.03 4.14 0.99 3.80 0.95
5 4.1 5.20 1.17 4.86 1.09 4.51 1.03 4.31 0.99 4.14 0.96 3.80 0.94
7 6 5.20 1.11 4.86 1.04 4.51 0.98 4.31 0.95 4.14 0.94 3.80 0.91
9 7.9 5.20 1.09 4.86 1.02 4.51 0.96 4.31 0.93 4.14 0.91 3.80 0.89
11 9.8 5.20 1.08 4.86 1.01 4.51 0.94 4.31 0.91 4.14 0.89 3.80 0.86
13 11.8 5.20 1.04 4.86 0.98 4.51 0.91 4.31 0.89 4.14 0.87 3.80 0.85
15 13.7 5.20 1.03 4.86 0.95 4.51 0.89 4.31 0.86 4.14 0.85 3.80 0.83
Abbreviations:
Notes:
51
CR
-13.7 -15 10.21 2.85 10.19 2.93 10.15 3.06 10.15 3.14 10.11 3.21 10.07 3.25
-11.8 -13 10.37 2.90 10.33 2.99 10.29 3.11 10.29 3.19 10.25 3.27 10.25 3.30
-9.8 -11 10.52 2.94 10.48 3.03 10.45 3.15 10.45 3.22 10.45 3.30 10.41 3.31
-9.5 -10 10.60 2.99 10.56 3.06 10.56 3.19 10.52 3.27 10.52 3.36 10.48 3.36
-8.5 -9.1 10.68 3.03 10.64 3.11 10.60 3.22 10.60 3.31 10.60 3.39 10.56 3.40
-7 -7.6 10.79 3.03 10.75 3.15 10.75 3.25 10.71 3.33 10.71 3.43 10.68 3.45
-5 -5.6 11.63 3.16 11.59 3.24 11.55 3.36 11.55 3.46 11.51 3.46 11.47 3.48
-3 -3.7 11.77 3.25 11.73 3.28 11.71 3.42 11.71 3.52 11.67 3.51 11.63 3.52
130%
0 -0.7 12.00 3.34 11.97 3.33 11.93 3.46 11.93 3.55 11.89 3.55 11.89 3.55
3 2.2 13.27 3.54 13.11 3.54 13.07 3.64 13.03 3.70 13.03 3.74 12.99 3.77
5 4.1 16.49 4.26 15.83 4.22 15.57 4.20 14.97 4.07 14.36 4.03 13.19 3.85
7 6 16.76 4.31 16.13 4.10 15.57 4.00 14.97 3.89 14.36 3.85 13.19 3.71
9 7.9 16.76 4.09 16.13 3.91 15.57 3.88 14.97 3.82 14.36 3.76 13.19 3.63
11 9.8 16.76 3.89 16.13 3.74 15.57 3.74 14.97 3.70 14.36 3.64 13.19 3.49
13 11.8 16.76 3.70 16.13 3.64 15.57 3.64 14.97 3.63 14.36 3.57 13.19 3.43
15 13.7 16.76 3.60 16.13 3.55 15.57 3.54 14.97 3.49 14.36 3.46 13.19 3.30
-13.7 -15 10.21 3.12 10.17 3.21 10.13 3.30 10.13 3.37 10.13 3.45 10.09 3.48
-11.8 -13 10.36 3.16 10.32 3.24 10.31 3.34 10.28 3.42 10.28 3.49 10.25 3.51
-9.8 -11 10.52 3.18 10.48 3.25 10.48 3.37 10.44 3.45 10.44 3.52 10.40 3.58
-9.5 -10 10.59 3.22 10.55 3.28 10.55 3.40 10.52 3.48 10.52 3.55 10.48 3.63
-8.5 -9.1 10.67 3.25 10.63 3.33 10.63 3.43 10.59 3.51 10.59 3.58 10.55 3.63
-7 -7.6 10.79 3.31 10.75 3.39 10.75 3.48 10.71 3.55 10.71 3.63 10.67 3.67
-5 -5.6 11.61 3.33 11.59 3.42 11.55 3.51 11.55 3.58 11.55 3.66 11.51 3.73
-3 -3.7 11.77 3.39 11.73 3.46 11.69 3.55 11.69 3.63 11.65 3.70 11.65 3.74
120%
0 -0.7 12.00 3.43 11.96 3.52 11.92 3.58 11.92 3.66 11.92 3.73 11.88 3.77
3 2.2 13.11 3.64 13.11 3.74 13.07 3.77 13.03 3.85 13.03 3.92 12.19 3.73
5 4.1 16.49 4.09 15.51 4.04 14.40 3.98 13.83 3.89 13.29 3.85 12.19 3.63
7 6 16.61 4.06 15.51 3.88 14.40 3.77 13.83 3.71 13.29 3.68 12.19 3.54
9 7.9 16.61 3.88 15.51 3.70 14.40 3.66 13.83 3.58 13.29 3.58 12.19 3.43
11 9.8 16.61 3.74 15.51 3.63 14.40 3.54 13.83 3.48 13.29 3.45 12.19 3.30
13 11.8 16.61 3.66 15.51 3.54 14.40 3.43 13.83 3.43 13.29 3.39 12.19 3.24
15 13.7 16.61 3.58 15.51 3.42 14.40 3.34 13.83 3.30 13.29 3.27 12.19 3.12
-13.7 -15 10.17 3.16 10.13 3.22 10.09 3.30 10.09 3.21 10.09 3.28 10.05 3.36
-11.8 -13 10.32 3.21 10.28 3.27 10.28 3.34 10.25 3.25 10.25 3.31 10.21 3.40
-9.8 -11 10.48 3.21 10.44 3.27 10.44 3.34 10.40 3.31 10.40 3.36 10.36 3.45
-9.5 -10 10.55 3.24 10.55 3.31 10.52 3.37 10.48 3.31 10.48 3.40 10.44 3.48
-8.5 -9.1 10.63 3.27 10.59 3.34 10.59 3.42 10.55 3.36 10.55 3.43 10.52 3.52
-7 -7.6 10.75 3.31 10.71 3.37 10.71 3.45 10.67 3.40 10.67 3.48 10.63 3.52
-5 -5.6 11.59 3.36 11.55 3.42 11.51 3.49 11.51 3.43 11.51 3.49 11.16 3.49
-3 -3.7 11.73 3.37 11.69 3.45 11.65 3.52 11.65 3.46 11.65 3.54 11.16 3.43
110%
0 -0.7 11.96 3.46 11.92 3.54 11.92 3.60 11.88 3.49 11.88 3.57 11.16 3.37
3 2.2 13.07 3.61 13.07 3.68 13.03 3.76 12.68 3.63 12.19 3.60 11.16 3.34
5 4.1 15.24 3.95 14.21 3.94 13.21 3.67 12.68 3.57 12.19 3.51 11.16 3.34
7 6 15.24 3.80 14.21 3.70 13.21 3.48 12.68 3.39 12.19 3.34 11.16 3.25
9 7.9 15.24 3.63 14.21 3.51 13.21 3.36 12.68 3.30 12.19 3.27 11.16 3.19
11 9.8 15.24 3.49 14.21 3.37 13.21 3.27 12.68 3.18 12.19 3.16 11.16 3.09
13 11.8 15.24 3.39 14.21 3.27 13.21 3.16 12.68 3.09 12.19 3.06 11.16 2.99
15 13.7 15.24 3.30 14.21 3.16 13.21 3.06 12.68 2.99 12.19 2.96 11.16 2.88
Abbreviations:
Notes:
52
CR
-13.7 -15 10.28 3.76 10.25 3.80 10.25 3.85 10.21 3.86 10.21 3.89 10.17 3.79
-11.8 -13 10.44 3.77 10.40 3.82 10.40 3.85 10.36 3.88 10.36 3.89 10.17 3.74
-9.8 -11 10.52 3.77 10.52 3.82 10.48 3.86 10.48 3.88 10.44 3.89 10.17 3.74
-9.5 -10 10.59 3.77 10.55 3.82 10.55 3.86 10.52 3.88 10.52 3.91 10.17 3.71
-8.5 -9.1 10.71 3.79 10.71 3.82 10.67 3.88 10.63 3.88 10.63 3.91 10.17 3.66
-7 -7.6 11.55 3.79 11.51 3.82 11.51 3.95 11.47 4.03 11.08 3.83 10.17 3.64
-5 -5.6 11.69 3.79 11.65 3.82 11.65 3.86 11.55 3.91 11.08 3.71 10.17 3.54
-3 -3.7 11.92 3.80 11.88 3.83 11.88 3.74 11.55 3.68 11.08 3.60 10.17 3.43
100%
0 -0.7 12.23 3.80 12.92 3.83 12.00 3.64 11.55 3.52 11.08 3.42 10.17 3.27
3 2.2 13.03 3.73 12.92 3.73 12.00 3.54 11.55 3.34 11.08 3.22 10.17 3.12
5 4.1 13.83 3.67 12.92 3.55 12.00 3.36 11.55 3.19 11.08 3.09 10.17 2.97
7 6 13.83 3.63 12.92 3.37 12.00 3.15 11.55 3.03 11.08 2.96 10.17 2.85
9 7.9 13.83 3.42 12.92 3.19 12.00 3.06 11.55 2.96 11.08 2.87 10.17 2.75
11 9.8 13.83 3.19 12.92 3.00 12.00 2.96 11.55 2.84 11.08 2.76 10.17 2.64
13 11.8 13.83 3.00 12.92 2.93 12.00 2.85 11.55 2.73 11.08 2.67 10.17 2.56
15 13.7 13.83 2.85 12.92 2.79 12.00 2.73 11.55 2.63 11.08 2.57 10.17 2.45
-13.7 -15 10.09 3.82 10.05 3.86 10.05 3.89 10.01 3.92 9.99 3.76 9.15 3.39

-11.8 -13 10.25 3.82 10.21 3.86 10.21 3.91 10.17 3.86 9.99 3.68 9.15 3.31
-9.8 -11 10.40 3.83 10.40 3.88 10.36 3.91 10.36 3.79 9.99 3.61 9.15 3.25
-9.5 -10 10.48 3.83 10.48 3.88 10.44 3.91 10.40 3.76 9.99 3.58 9.15 3.22
-8.5 -9.1 10.55 3.83 10.52 3.88 10.52 3.91 10.40 3.71 9.99 3.54 9.15 3.19
-7 -7.6 10.67 3.85 10.67 3.82 10.63 3.85 10.40 3.67 9.99 3.49 9.15 3.15
-5 -5.6 11.51 3.85 11.47 3.66 10.81 3.68 10.40 3.55 9.99 3.39 9.15 3.06
-3 -3.7 11.65 3.86 11.61 3.49 10.81 3.51 10.40 3.42 9.99 3.27 9.15 2.99
90%
0 -0.7 11.88 3.86 11.61 3.33 10.81 3.36 10.40 3.25 9.99 3.12 9.15 2.90
3 2.2 12.45 3.86 11.61 3.15 10.81 3.16 10.40 3.14 9.99 2.97 9.15 2.81
5 4.1 12.45 3.77 11.61 2.99 10.81 3.02 10.40 2.97 9.99 2.84 9.15 2.69
7 6 12.45 3.28 11.61 2.94 10.81 2.82 10.40 2.72 9.99 2.62 9.15 2.39
9 7.9 12.45 3.08 11.61 2.88 10.81 2.69 10.40 2.59 9.99 2.50 9.15 2.30
11 9.8 12.45 2.90 11.61 2.72 10.81 2.56 10.40 2.47 9.99 2.39 9.15 2.23
13 11.8 12.45 2.73 11.61 2.59 10.81 2.44 10.40 2.36 9.99 2.30 9.15 2.15
15 13.7 12.45 2.63 11.61 2.50 10.81 2.36 10.40 2.30 9.99 2.23 9.15 2.10
-13.7 -15 10.05 3.83 10.01 3.88 9.60 3.54 9.21 3.39 8.88 3.22 8.12 2.91
-11.8 -13 10.21 3.83 10.17 3.80 9.60 3.48 9.21 3.31 8.88 3.16 8.12 2.85
-9.8 -11 10.36 3.85 10.32 3.73 9.60 3.40 9.21 3.25 8.88 3.11 8.12 2.81
-9.5 -10 10.44 3.85 10.32 3.68 9.60 3.37 9.21 3.22 8.88 3.08 8.12 2.78
-8.5 -9.1 10.52 3.85 10.32 3.66 9.60 3.34 9.21 3.19 8.88 3.05 8.12 2.75
-7 -7.6 10.63 3.86 10.32 3.60 9.60 3.30 9.21 3.15 8.88 3.00 8.12 2.72
-5 -5.6 11.08 3.79 10.32 3.49 9.60 3.19 9.21 3.05 8.88 2.91 8.12 2.64
-3 -3.7 11.08 3.91 10.32 3.36 9.60 3.06 9.21 2.94 8.88 2.81 8.12 2.57
80%
0 -0.7 11.08 3.86 10.32 3.21 9.60 2.96 9.21 2.85 8.88 2.73 8.12 2.51
3 2.2 11.08 3.57 10.32 3.02 9.60 2.79 9.21 2.75 8.88 2.63 8.12 2.41
5 4.1 11.08 3.27 10.32 2.85 9.60 2.66 9.21 2.63 8.88 2.50 8.12 2.36
7 6 11.08 2.87 10.32 2.67 9.60 2.48 9.21 2.39 8.88 2.30 8.12 2.12
9 7.9 11.08 2.72 10.32 2.54 9.60 2.38 9.21 2.30 8.88 2.21 8.12 2.05
11 9.8 11.08 2.59 10.32 2.44 9.60 2.29 9.21 2.21 8.88 2.14 8.12 2.01
13 11.8 11.08 2.47 10.32 2.33 9.60 2.20 9.21 2.14 8.88 2.08 8.12 1.95
15 13.7 11.08 2.38 10.32 2.26 9.60 2.14 9.21 2.10 8.88 2.04 8.12 1.92
Abbreviations:
Notes:
53
CR
-13.7 -15 9.68 3.63 9.03 3.34 8.41 3.28 8.08 3.22 7.77 3.18 7.12 3.05
-11.8 -13 9.68 3.55 9.03 3.28 8.41 3.22 8.08 3.16 7.77 3.12 7.12 2.99
-9.8 -11 9.68 3.49 9.03 3.21 8.41 3.16 8.08 3.11 7.77 3.06 7.12 2.93
-9.5 -10 9.68 3.46 9.03 3.18 8.41 3.09 8.08 3.03 7.77 2.99 7.12 2.85
-8.5 -9.1 9.68 3.42 9.03 3.16 8.41 2.99 8.08 2.93 7.77 2.88 7.12 2.75
-7 -7.6 9.68 3.37 9.03 3.12 8.41 2.85 8.08 2.79 7.77 2.75 7.12 2.62
-5 -5.6 9.68 3.27 9.03 3.02 8.41 2.78 8.08 2.72 7.77 2.67 7.12 2.54
-3 -3.7 9.68 3.09 9.03 2.93 8.41 2.70 8.08 2.63 7.77 2.59 7.12 2.45
70%
0 -0.7 9.68 2.93 9.03 2.81 8.41 2.59 8.08 2.51 7.77 2.47 7.12 2.35
3 2.2 9.68 2.76 9.03 2.64 8.41 2.42 8.08 2.36 7.77 2.32 7.12 2.18
5 4.1 9.68 2.64 9.03 2.48 8.41 2.33 8.08 2.27 7.77 2.23 7.12 2.10
7 6 9.68 2.54 9.03 2.38 8.41 2.21 8.08 2.15 7.77 2.11 7.12 1.98
9 7.9 9.68 2.42 9.03 2.29 8.41 2.14 8.08 2.08 7.77 2.04 7.12 1.90
11 9.8 9.68 2.33 9.03 2.20 8.41 2.05 8.08 1.99 7.77 1.95 7.12 1.81
13 11.8 9.68 2.24 9.03 2.11 8.41 1.96 8.08 1.89 7.77 1.84 7.12 1.71
15 13.7 9.68 2.17 9.03 2.02 8.41 1.89 8.08 1.81 7.77 1.77 7.12 1.63
-13.7 -15 8.31 3.22 7.77 3.06 7.20 2.94 6.93 2.82 6.63 2.67 6.09 2.51
-11.8 -13 8.31 3.12 7.77 2.94 7.20 2.82 6.93 2.72 6.63 2.56 6.09 2.41
-9.8 -11 8.31 3.02 7.77 2.84 7.20 2.69 6.93 2.60 6.63 2.45 6.09 2.32
-9.5 -10 8.31 2.91 7.77 2.72 7.20 2.59 6.93 2.48 6.63 2.35 6.09 2.18
-8.5 -9.1 8.31 2.78 7.77 2.63 7.20 2.47 6.93 2.38 6.63 2.23 6.09 2.07
-7 -7.6 8.31 2.67 7.77 2.51 7.20 2.39 6.93 2.30 6.63 2.15 6.09 1.98
-5 -5.6 8.31 2.59 7.77 2.42 7.20 2.27 6.93 2.20 6.63 2.07 6.09 1.89
-3 -3.7 8.31 2.50 7.77 2.33 7.20 2.17 6.93 2.11 6.63 1.98 6.09 1.81
60%
0 -0.7 8.31 2.39 7.77 2.23 7.20 2.07 6.93 2.02 6.63 1.87 6.09 1.78
3 2.2 8.31 2.29 7.77 2.12 7.20 1.99 6.93 1.93 6.63 1.78 6.09 1.72
5 4.1 8.31 2.17 7.77 2.04 7.20 1.92 6.93 1.84 6.63 1.74 6.09 1.68
7 6 8.31 2.07 7.77 1.95 7.20 1.83 6.93 1.77 6.63 1.72 6.09 1.65
9 7.9 8.31 2.04 7.77 1.90 7.20 1.80 6.93 1.72 6.63 1.65 6.09 1.58
11 9.8 8.31 2.01 7.77 1.87 7.20 1.75 6.93 1.69 6.63 1.62 6.09 1.55
13 11.8 8.31 1.93 7.77 1.81 7.20 1.69 6.93 1.65 6.63 1.59 6.09 1.52
15 13.7 8.31 1.92 7.77 1.78 7.20 1.65 6.93 1.60 6.63 1.55 6.09 1.47
-13.7 -15 6.93 2.67 6.48 2.54 6.01 2.44 5.75 2.33 5.52 2.26 5.07 2.08
-11.8 -13 6.93 2.57 6.48 2.44 6.01 2.33 5.75 2.26 5.52 2.17 5.07 1.99
-9.8 -11 6.93 2.50 6.48 2.35 6.01 2.23 5.75 2.15 5.52 2.08 5.07 1.92
-9.5 -10 6.93 2.41 6.48 2.26 6.01 2.14 5.75 2.07 5.52 1.99 5.07 1.81
-8.5 -9.1 6.93 2.30 6.48 2.17 6.01 2.05 5.75 1.98 5.52 1.90 5.07 1.71
-7 -7.6 6.93 2.21 6.48 2.08 6.01 1.98 5.75 1.90 5.52 1.83 5.07 1.63
-5 -5.6 6.93 2.14 6.48 2.01 6.01 1.87 5.75 1.83 5.52 1.75 5.07 1.56
-3 -3.7 6.93 2.07 6.48 1.93 6.01 1.80 5.75 1.75 5.52 1.68 5.07 1.50
50%
0 -0.7 6.93 1.98 6.48 1.86 6.01 1.71 5.75 1.66 5.52 1.59 5.07 1.47
3 2.2 6.93 1.89 6.48 1.77 6.01 1.65 5.75 1.60 5.52 1.52 5.07 1.47
5 4.1 6.93 1.80 6.48 1.68 6.01 1.59 5.75 1.53 5.52 1.49 5.07 1.46
7 6 6.93 1.71 6.48 1.62 6.01 1.52 5.75 1.47 5.52 1.46 5.07 1.41
9 7.9 6.93 1.68 6.48 1.58 6.01 1.49 5.75 1.43 5.52 1.40 5.07 1.37
11 9.8 6.93 1.65 6.48 1.56 6.01 1.46 5.75 1.40 5.52 1.38 5.07 1.34
13 11.8 6.93 1.60 6.48 1.50 6.01 1.41 5.75 1.37 5.52 1.34 5.07 1.31
15 13.7 6.93 1.59 6.48 1.47 6.01 1.37 5.75 1.34 5.52 1.31 5.07 1.28
Abbreviations:
Notes:
54
CR
-13.7 -15 11.92 3.30 11.88 3.39 11.83 3.53 11.83 3.62 11.79 3.71 11.75 3.77
-11.8 -13 12.10 3.35 12.06 3.44 12.01 3.59 12.01 3.69 11.97 3.78 11.97 3.82
-9.8 -11 12.28 3.41 12.23 3.50 12.19 3.63 12.19 3.72 12.19 3.81 12.14 3.82
-9.5 -10 12.37 3.46 12.32 3.54 12.32 3.69 12.28 3.78 12.28 3.87 12.23 3.88
-8.5 -9.1 12.45 3.50 12.41 3.59 12.37 3.73 12.37 3.82 12.37 3.92 12.32 3.93
-7 -7.6 12.59 3.51 12.54 3.64 12.54 3.77 12.50 3.85 12.50 3.97 12.45 3.97
-5 -5.6 13.56 3.66 13.52 3.74 13.47 3.88 13.47 4.00 13.43 4.00 13.39 4.03
-3 -3.7 13.74 3.75 13.70 3.80 13.65 3.95 13.65 4.06 13.61 4.04 13.56 4.08
130%
0 -0.7 14.01 3.86 13.96 3.84 13.92 4.00 13.92 4.11 13.87 4.11 13.87 4.11
3 2.2 15.47 4.09 15.29 4.09 15.25 4.20 15.20 4.28 15.20 4.33 15.16 4.36
5 4.1 19.24 4.94 18.46 4.88 18.17 4.86 17.46 4.70 16.75 4.65 15.38 4.44
7 6 19.55 4.97 18.82 4.74 18.17 4.62 17.46 4.50 16.75 4.46 15.38 4.29
9 7.9 19.55 4.73 18.82 4.51 18.17 4.48 17.46 4.42 16.75 4.34 15.38 4.19
11 9.8 19.55 4.50 18.82 4.33 18.17 4.33 17.46 4.27 16.75 4.21 15.38 4.03
13 11.8 19.55 4.28 18.82 4.20 18.17 4.20 17.46 4.19 16.75 4.12 15.38 3.96
15 13.7 19.55 4.15 18.82 4.11 18.17 4.09 17.46 4.03 16.75 4.01 15.38 3.81
-13.7 -15 11.91 3.61 11.87 3.70 11.82 3.80 11.82 3.89 11.82 3.98 11.78 4.01

-11.8 -13 12.09 3.65 12.04 3.74 12.02 3.86 12.00 3.94 12.00 4.03 11.96 4.05
-9.8 -11 12.27 3.67 12.22 3.77 12.22 3.90 12.18 3.98 12.18 4.08 12.13 4.13
-9.5 -10 12.36 3.72 12.31 3.79 12.31 3.93 12.27 4.01 12.27 4.10 12.22 4.18
-8.5 -9.1 12.44 3.75 12.40 3.85 12.40 3.97 12.36 4.05 12.36 4.15 12.31 4.19
-7 -7.6 12.58 3.82 12.53 3.92 12.53 4.02 12.49 4.10 12.49 4.19 12.44 4.24
-5 -5.6 13.56 3.85 13.51 3.94 13.47 4.05 13.47 4.15 13.47 4.23 13.42 4.31
-3 -3.7 13.73 3.92 13.69 4.01 13.64 4.11 13.64 4.19 13.60 4.28 13.60 4.33
120%
0 -0.7 14.00 3.97 13.96 4.06 13.91 4.15 13.91 4.23 13.91 4.32 13.87 4.36
3 2.2 15.29 4.21 15.29 4.32 15.24 4.35 15.20 4.44 15.20 4.52 14.22 4.32
5 4.1 19.24 4.72 18.09 4.67 16.80 4.59 16.13 4.50 15.51 4.46 14.22 4.19
7 6 19.38 4.68 18.09 4.48 16.80 4.36 16.13 4.28 15.51 4.26 14.22 4.09
9 7.9 19.38 4.48 18.09 4.27 16.80 4.23 16.13 4.15 15.51 4.13 14.22 3.96
11 9.8 19.38 4.34 18.09 4.18 16.80 4.09 16.13 4.02 15.51 3.98 14.22 3.81
13 11.8 19.38 4.23 18.09 4.08 16.80 3.97 16.13 3.96 15.51 3.92 14.22 3.73
15 13.7 19.38 4.13 18.09 3.96 16.80 3.86 16.13 3.81 15.51 3.78 14.22 3.59
-13.7 -15 11.87 3.65 11.82 3.73 11.78 3.81 11.78 3.72 11.78 3.79 11.73 3.88
-11.8 -13 12.04 3.70 12.00 3.78 12.00 3.86 11.96 3.75 11.96 3.84 11.91 3.93
-9.8 -11 12.22 3.71 12.18 3.79 12.18 3.87 12.13 3.82 12.13 3.88 12.09 3.97
-9.5 -10 12.31 3.74 12.31 3.82 12.27 3.90 12.22 3.84 12.22 3.93 12.18 4.02
-8.5 -9.1 12.40 3.79 12.36 3.87 12.36 3.95 12.31 3.87 12.31 3.96 12.27 4.06
-7 -7.6 12.53 3.82 12.49 3.90 12.49 3.98 12.44 3.93 12.44 4.01 12.40 4.08
-5 -5.6 13.51 3.88 13.47 3.96 13.42 4.04 13.42 3.96 13.42 4.03 13.02 4.03
-3 -3.7 13.69 3.90 13.64 3.98 13.60 4.06 13.60 4.00 13.60 4.09 13.02 3.96
110%
0 -0.7 13.96 4.00 13.91 4.08 13.91 4.16 13.87 4.03 13.87 4.12 13.02 3.90
3 2.2 15.24 4.18 15.24 4.26 15.20 4.34 14.80 4.19 14.22 4.16 13.02 3.87
5 4.1 17.78 4.56 16.58 4.55 15.42 4.24 14.80 4.12 14.22 4.04 13.02 3.86
7 6 17.78 4.39 16.58 4.28 15.42 4.03 14.80 3.92 14.22 3.86 13.02 3.75
9 7.9 17.78 4.19 16.58 4.05 15.42 3.88 14.80 3.82 14.22 3.78 13.02 3.70
11 9.8 17.78 4.04 16.58 3.90 15.42 3.77 14.80 3.69 14.22 3.65 13.02 3.57
13 11.8 17.78 3.93 16.58 3.78 15.42 3.65 14.80 3.57 14.22 3.53 13.02 3.44
15 13.7 17.78 3.81 16.58 3.65 15.42 3.53 14.80 3.46 14.22 3.41 13.02 3.33
Abbreviations:
Notes:
55
CR
-13.7 -15 12.00 4.35 11.96 4.40 11.96 4.44 11.91 4.47 11.91 4.49 11.87 4.39
-11.8 -13 12.18 4.35 12.13 4.41 12.13 4.46 12.09 4.48 12.09 4.50 11.87 4.34
-9.8 -11 12.27 4.36 12.27 4.41 12.22 4.46 12.22 4.48 12.18 4.50 11.87 4.33
-9.5 -10 12.36 4.36 12.31 4.41 12.31 4.47 12.27 4.49 12.27 4.51 11.87 4.29
-8.5 -9.1 12.49 4.37 12.49 4.42 12.44 4.48 12.40 4.49 12.40 4.51 11.87 4.23
-7 -7.6 13.47 4.37 13.42 4.42 13.42 4.57 13.38 4.65 12.93 4.42 11.87 4.21
-5 -5.6 13.64 4.39 13.60 4.42 13.60 4.47 13.47 4.52 12.93 4.29 11.87 4.10
-3 -3.7 13.91 4.39 13.87 4.42 13.87 4.32 13.47 4.26 12.93 4.16 11.87 3.96
100%
0 -0.7 14.27 4.40 15.07 4.42 14.00 4.20 13.47 4.06 12.93 3.95 11.87 3.79
3 2.2 15.20 4.31 15.07 4.32 14.00 4.08 13.47 3.87 12.93 3.72 11.87 3.61
5 4.1 16.13 4.24 15.07 4.10 14.00 3.89 13.47 3.70 12.93 3.57 11.87 3.44
7 6 16.13 4.18 15.07 3.89 14.00 3.64 13.47 3.50 12.93 3.42 11.87 3.28
9 7.9 16.13 3.95 15.07 3.69 14.00 3.54 13.47 3.41 12.93 3.32 11.87 3.18
11 9.8 16.13 3.70 15.07 3.46 14.00 3.42 13.47 3.27 12.93 3.20 11.87 3.05
13 11.8 16.13 3.46 15.07 3.38 14.00 3.28 13.47 3.16 12.93 3.09 11.87 2.94
15 13.7 16.13 3.30 15.07 3.23 14.00 3.17 13.47 3.04 12.93 2.97 11.87 2.82
-13.7 -15 11.78 4.41 11.73 4.46 11.73 4.50 11.69 4.52 11.64 4.34 10.67 3.90
-11.8 -13 11.96 4.42 11.91 4.47 11.91 4.51 11.87 4.47 11.64 4.25 10.67 3.84
-9.8 -11 12.13 4.42 12.13 4.48 12.09 4.51 12.09 4.37 11.64 4.17 10.67 3.77
-9.5 -10 12.22 4.43 12.22 4.48 12.18 4.52 12.13 4.34 11.64 4.13 10.67 3.72
-8.5 -9.1 12.31 4.43 12.27 4.48 12.27 4.51 12.13 4.29 11.64 4.10 10.67 3.70
-7 -7.6 12.44 4.44 12.44 4.42 12.40 4.44 12.13 4.24 11.64 4.03 10.67 3.64
-5 -5.6 13.42 4.44 13.38 4.23 12.62 4.26 12.13 4.10 11.64 3.90 10.67 3.54
-3 -3.7 13.60 4.46 13.56 4.04 12.62 4.05 12.13 3.95 11.64 3.79 10.67 3.44
90%
0 -0.7 13.87 4.47 13.56 3.84 12.62 3.88 12.13 3.75 11.64 3.59 10.67 3.35
3 2.2 14.53 4.47 13.56 3.64 12.62 3.66 12.13 3.62 11.64 3.43 10.67 3.24
5 4.1 14.53 4.35 13.56 3.46 12.62 3.49 12.13 3.43 11.64 3.27 10.67 3.11
7 6 14.53 3.79 13.56 3.40 12.62 3.26 12.13 3.13 11.64 3.02 10.67 2.77
9 7.9 14.53 3.56 13.56 3.33 12.62 3.10 12.13 2.99 11.64 2.88 10.67 2.66
11 9.8 14.53 3.35 13.56 3.15 12.62 2.95 12.13 2.86 11.64 2.76 10.67 2.57
13 11.8 14.53 3.17 13.56 2.99 12.62 2.82 12.13 2.73 11.64 2.65 10.67 2.48
15 13.7 14.53 3.03 13.56 2.88 12.62 2.73 12.13 2.65 11.64 2.58 10.67 2.42
-13.7 -15 11.73 4.43 11.69 4.48 11.20 4.10 10.76 3.90 10.36 3.72 9.47 3.36
-11.8 -13 11.91 4.44 11.87 4.39 11.20 4.01 10.76 3.82 10.36 3.65 9.47 3.31
-9.8 -11 12.09 4.44 12.04 4.31 11.20 3.94 10.76 3.75 10.36 3.58 9.47 3.24
-9.5 -10 12.18 4.44 12.04 4.26 11.20 3.89 10.76 3.72 10.36 3.55 9.47 3.20
-8.5 -9.1 12.27 4.46 12.04 4.23 11.20 3.87 10.76 3.69 10.36 3.51 9.47 3.18
-7 -7.6 12.40 4.46 12.04 4.16 11.20 3.81 10.76 3.64 10.36 3.47 9.47 3.15
-5 -5.6 12.93 4.37 12.04 4.03 11.20 3.70 10.76 3.53 10.36 3.38 9.47 3.05
-3 -3.7 12.93 4.52 12.04 3.88 11.20 3.54 10.76 3.40 10.36 3.25 9.47 2.96
80%
0 -0.7 12.93 4.47 12.04 3.70 11.20 3.41 10.76 3.30 10.36 3.15 9.47 2.89
3 2.2 12.93 4.12 12.04 3.49 11.20 3.22 10.76 3.18 10.36 3.03 9.47 2.78
5 4.1 12.93 3.77 12.04 3.30 11.20 3.08 10.76 3.04 10.36 2.89 9.47 2.72
7 6 12.93 3.31 12.04 3.09 11.20 2.87 10.76 2.76 10.36 2.65 9.47 2.45
9 7.9 12.93 3.13 12.04 2.94 11.20 2.76 10.76 2.65 10.36 2.56 9.47 2.38
11 9.8 12.93 2.97 12.04 2.81 11.20 2.64 10.76 2.56 10.36 2.47 9.47 2.31
13 11.8 12.93 2.85 12.04 2.70 11.20 2.55 10.76 2.47 10.36 2.40 9.47 2.25
15 13.7 12.93 2.74 12.04 2.61 11.20 2.48 10.76 2.42 10.36 2.35 9.47 2.22
Abbreviations:
Notes:
56
CR
-13.7 -15 11.29 4.19 10.53 3.86 9.82 3.80 9.42 3.72 9.07 3.66 8.31 3.51
-11.8 -13 11.29 4.11 10.53 3.79 9.82 3.73 9.42 3.65 9.07 3.61 8.31 3.46
-9.8 -11 11.29 4.03 10.53 3.71 9.82 3.66 9.42 3.58 9.07 3.54 8.31 3.39
-9.5 -10 11.29 4.00 10.53 3.69 9.82 3.57 9.42 3.49 9.07 3.44 8.31 3.30
-8.5 -9.1 11.29 3.96 10.53 3.65 9.82 3.46 9.42 3.38 9.07 3.33 8.31 3.17
-7 -7.6 11.29 3.90 10.53 3.59 9.82 3.31 9.42 3.23 9.07 3.17 8.31 3.02
-5 -5.6 11.29 3.78 10.53 3.49 9.82 3.22 9.42 3.13 9.07 3.09 8.31 2.93
-3 -3.7 11.29 3.58 10.53 3.39 9.82 3.12 9.42 3.04 9.07 2.99 8.31 2.84
70%
0 -0.7 11.29 3.39 10.53 3.24 9.82 2.99 9.42 2.91 9.07 2.86 8.31 2.71
3 2.2 11.29 3.20 10.53 3.07 9.82 2.80 9.42 2.72 9.07 2.68 8.31 2.53
5 4.1 11.29 3.05 10.53 2.87 9.82 2.70 9.42 2.62 9.07 2.57 8.31 2.41
7 6 11.29 2.93 10.53 2.74 9.82 2.56 9.42 2.49 9.07 2.43 8.31 2.29
9 7.9 11.29 2.80 10.53 2.64 9.82 2.47 9.42 2.40 9.07 2.34 8.31 2.19
11 9.8 11.29 2.70 10.53 2.55 9.82 2.38 9.42 2.30 9.07 2.25 8.31 2.09
13 11.8 11.29 2.60 10.53 2.45 9.82 2.26 9.42 2.18 9.07 2.14 8.31 1.98
15 13.7 11.29 2.50 10.53 2.33 9.82 2.17 9.42 2.09 9.07 2.04 8.31 1.89
-13.7 -15 9.69 3.73 9.07 3.54 8.40 3.40 8.09 3.26 7.73 3.09 7.11 2.91

-11.8 -13 9.69 3.59 9.07 3.41 8.40 3.26 8.09 3.15 7.73 2.96 7.11 2.78
-9.8 -11 9.69 3.48 9.07 3.28 8.40 3.11 8.09 3.01 7.73 2.84 7.11 2.68
-9.5 -10 9.69 3.35 9.07 3.15 8.40 2.99 8.09 2.87 7.73 2.71 7.11 2.54
-8.5 -9.1 9.69 3.22 9.07 3.03 8.40 2.86 8.09 2.76 7.73 2.58 7.11 2.39
-7 -7.6 9.69 3.10 9.07 2.91 8.40 2.76 8.09 2.65 7.73 2.48 7.11 2.29
-5 -5.6 9.69 2.99 9.07 2.80 8.40 2.62 8.09 2.55 7.73 2.39 7.11 2.17
-3 -3.7 9.69 2.88 9.07 2.69 8.40 2.50 8.09 2.45 7.73 2.27 7.11 2.10
60%
0 -0.7 9.69 2.77 9.07 2.58 8.40 2.39 8.09 2.33 7.73 2.17 7.11 2.06
3 2.2 9.69 2.64 9.07 2.46 8.40 2.30 8.09 2.23 7.73 2.06 7.11 1.99
5 4.1 9.69 2.50 9.07 2.35 8.40 2.22 8.09 2.14 7.73 2.01 7.11 1.94
7 6 9.69 2.39 9.07 2.25 8.40 2.11 8.09 2.04 7.73 2.00 7.11 1.91
9 7.9 9.69 2.34 9.07 2.20 8.40 2.08 8.09 2.00 7.73 1.92 7.11 1.83
11 9.8 9.69 2.31 9.07 2.17 8.40 2.02 8.09 1.95 7.73 1.87 7.11 1.79
13 11.8 9.69 2.24 9.07 2.10 8.40 1.96 8.09 1.91 7.73 1.84 7.11 1.75
15 13.7 9.69 2.22 9.07 2.06 8.40 1.91 8.09 1.86 7.73 1.79 7.11 1.70
-13.7 -15 8.09 3.09 7.56 2.93 7.02 2.81 6.71 2.70 6.44 2.61 5.91 2.41
-11.8 -13 8.09 2.97 7.56 2.82 7.02 2.70 6.71 2.61 6.44 2.50 5.91 2.30
-9.8 -11 8.09 2.88 7.56 2.72 7.02 2.57 6.71 2.49 6.44 2.40 5.91 2.22
-9.5 -10 8.09 2.78 7.56 2.61 7.02 2.47 6.71 2.38 6.44 2.30 5.91 2.10
-8.5 -9.1 8.09 2.66 7.56 2.51 7.02 2.37 6.71 2.27 6.44 2.19 5.91 1.98
-7 -7.6 8.09 2.56 7.56 2.41 7.02 2.29 6.71 2.20 6.44 2.11 5.91 1.89
-5 -5.6 8.09 2.47 7.56 2.32 7.02 2.17 6.71 2.11 6.44 2.02 5.91 1.80
-3 -3.7 8.09 2.39 7.56 2.23 7.02 2.08 6.71 2.02 6.44 1.94 5.91 1.73
50%
0 -0.7 8.09 2.29 7.56 2.14 7.02 1.98 6.71 1.93 6.44 1.85 5.91 1.70
3 2.2 8.09 2.18 7.56 2.03 7.02 1.91 6.71 1.85 6.44 1.76 5.91 1.70
5 4.1 8.09 2.07 7.56 1.95 7.02 1.84 6.71 1.77 6.44 1.71 5.91 1.68
7 6 8.09 1.98 7.56 1.86 7.02 1.75 6.71 1.70 6.44 1.69 5.91 1.63
9 7.9 8.09 1.94 7.56 1.83 7.02 1.72 6.71 1.65 6.44 1.62 5.91 1.57
11 9.8 8.09 1.92 7.56 1.79 7.02 1.68 6.71 1.62 6.44 1.58 5.91 1.55
13 11.8 8.09 1.86 7.56 1.73 7.02 1.62 6.71 1.58 6.44 1.55 5.91 1.52
15 13.7 8.09 1.84 7.56 1.70 7.02 1.57 6.71 1.54 6.44 1.52 5.91 1.47
Abbreviations:
Notes:
57
CR
-13.7 -15 13.63 3.61 13.58 3.71 13.52 3.86 13.52 3.96 13.47 4.06 13.42 4.12
-11.8 -13 13.83 3.67 13.78 3.77 13.73 3.93 13.73 4.03 13.68 4.14 13.68 4.18
-9.8 -11 14.03 3.73 13.98 3.83 13.93 3.97 13.93 4.07 13.93 4.18 13.88 4.18
-9.5 -10 14.13 3.78 14.08 3.87 14.08 4.03 14.03 4.14 14.03 4.23 13.98 4.24
-8.5 -9.1 14.23 3.83 14.18 3.92 14.13 4.08 14.13 4.18 14.13 4.28 14.08 4.29
-7 -7.6 14.39 3.83 14.33 3.98 14.33 4.12 14.28 4.21 14.28 4.34 14.23 4.35
-5 -5.6 15.50 4.01 15.45 4.09 15.40 4.24 15.40 4.37 15.35 4.37 15.30 4.40
-3 -3.7 15.70 4.11 15.65 4.16 15.60 4.31 15.60 4.44 15.55 4.43 15.50 4.46
130%
0 -0.7 16.01 4.22 15.96 4.19 15.91 4.37 15.91 4.49 15.85 4.49 15.85 4.50
3 2.2 17.68 4.47 17.48 4.47 17.42 4.59 17.37 4.68 17.37 4.73 17.32 4.77
5 4.1 21.98 5.39 21.10 5.33 20.77 5.31 19.96 5.14 19.15 5.08 17.58 4.86
7 6 22.34 5.43 21.51 5.19 20.77 5.05 19.96 4.92 19.15 4.87 17.58 4.69
9 7.9 22.34 5.17 21.51 4.94 20.77 4.90 19.96 4.83 19.15 4.75 17.58 4.58
11 9.8 22.34 4.92 21.51 4.74 20.77 4.73 19.96 4.66 19.15 4.60 17.58 4.41
13 11.8 22.34 4.68 21.51 4.59 20.77 4.59 19.96 4.58 19.15 4.51 17.58 4.33
15 13.7 22.34 4.54 21.51 4.50 20.77 4.47 19.96 4.41 19.15 4.38 17.58 4.18
-13.7 -15 13.61 3.94 13.56 4.05 13.51 4.17 13.51 4.25 13.51 4.35 13.46 4.39
-11.8 -13 13.82 4.00 13.77 4.09 13.74 4.21 13.71 4.31 13.71 4.41 13.66 4.44
-9.8 -11 14.02 4.02 13.97 4.12 13.97 4.26 13.92 4.36 13.92 4.46 13.87 4.52
-9.5 -10 14.12 4.07 14.07 4.15 14.07 4.29 14.02 4.39 14.02 4.49 13.97 4.58
-8.5 -9.1 14.22 4.11 14.17 4.20 14.17 4.34 14.12 4.44 14.12 4.54 14.07 4.58
-7 -7.6 14.37 4.18 14.32 4.28 14.32 4.39 14.27 4.49 14.27 4.58 14.22 4.63
-5 -5.6 15.49 4.21 15.44 4.31 15.39 4.44 15.39 4.53 15.39 4.62 15.34 4.71
-3 -3.7 15.70 4.28 15.64 4.38 15.59 4.49 15.59 4.58 15.54 4.68 15.54 4.73
120%
0 -0.7 16.00 4.34 15.95 4.45 15.90 4.53 15.90 4.62 15.90 4.72 15.85 4.77
3 2.2 17.47 4.60 17.47 4.72 17.42 4.76 17.37 4.86 17.37 4.96 16.25 4.72
5 4.1 21.99 5.16 20.67 5.10 19.20 5.02 18.44 4.93 17.73 4.87 16.25 4.58
7 6 22.15 5.12 20.67 4.89 19.20 4.77 18.44 4.68 17.73 4.65 16.25 4.47
9 7.9 22.15 4.90 20.67 4.67 19.20 4.62 18.44 4.53 17.73 4.53 16.25 4.33
11 9.8 22.15 4.74 20.67 4.58 19.20 4.47 18.44 4.40 17.73 4.36 16.25 4.17
13 11.8 22.15 4.62 20.67 4.46 19.20 4.34 18.44 4.33 17.73 4.28 16.25 4.09
15 13.7 22.15 4.53 20.67 4.33 19.20 4.22 18.44 4.17 17.73 4.14 16.25 3.93
-13.7 -15 13.56 3.99 13.51 4.08 13.46 4.17 13.46 4.06 13.46 4.15 13.41 4.24
-11.8 -13 13.77 4.05 13.71 4.14 13.71 4.22 13.66 4.11 13.66 4.19 13.61 4.29
-9.8 -11 13.97 4.05 13.92 4.14 13.92 4.22 13.87 4.18 13.87 4.24 13.82 4.35
-9.5 -10 14.07 4.10 14.07 4.18 14.02 4.27 13.97 4.19 13.97 4.29 13.92 4.39
-8.5 -9.1 14.17 4.14 14.12 4.22 14.12 4.31 14.07 4.23 14.07 4.33 14.02 4.44
-7 -7.6 14.32 4.18 14.27 4.27 14.27 4.36 14.22 4.29 14.22 4.38 14.17 4.46
-5 -5.6 15.44 4.23 15.39 4.32 15.34 4.42 15.34 4.34 15.34 4.41 14.88 4.41
-3 -3.7 15.64 4.27 15.59 4.36 15.54 4.45 15.54 4.37 15.54 4.47 14.88 4.33
110%
0 -0.7 15.95 4.37 15.90 4.46 15.90 4.55 15.85 4.41 15.85 4.51 14.88 4.27
3 2.2 17.42 4.57 17.42 4.65 17.37 4.74 16.91 4.58 16.25 4.54 14.88 4.23
5 4.1 20.32 4.98 18.95 4.98 17.63 4.63 16.91 4.51 16.25 4.43 14.88 4.21
7 6 20.32 4.80 18.95 4.68 17.63 4.40 16.91 4.28 16.25 4.22 14.88 4.11
9 7.9 20.32 4.58 18.95 4.43 17.63 4.24 16.91 4.18 16.25 4.13 14.88 4.04
11 9.8 20.32 4.42 18.95 4.27 17.63 4.13 16.91 4.03 16.25 4.00 14.88 3.90
13 11.8 20.32 4.29 18.95 4.14 17.63 3.99 16.91 3.91 16.25 3.86 14.88 3.78
15 13.7 20.32 4.17 18.95 4.00 17.63 3.86 16.91 3.78 16.25 3.73 14.88 3.64
Abbreviations:
Notes:
58
CR
-13.7 -15 13.71 4.76 13.66 4.81 13.66 4.86 13.61 4.89 13.61 4.92 13.56 4.79
-11.8 -13 13.92 4.76 13.87 4.82 13.87 4.87 13.82 4.90 13.82 4.92 13.56 4.74
-9.8 -11 14.02 4.77 14.02 4.82 13.97 4.88 13.97 4.90 13.92 4.93 13.56 4.73
-9.5 -10 14.12 4.78 14.07 4.82 14.07 4.89 14.02 4.91 14.02 4.94 13.56 4.69
-8.5 -9.1 14.27 4.78 14.27 4.83 14.22 4.90 14.17 4.91 14.17 4.94 13.56 4.62
-7 -7.6 15.39 4.79 15.34 4.83 15.34 5.00 15.29 5.09 14.78 4.84 13.56 4.60
-5 -5.6 15.59 4.79 15.54 4.83 15.54 4.89 15.39 4.95 14.78 4.69 13.56 4.48
-3 -3.7 15.90 4.80 15.85 4.84 15.85 4.72 15.39 4.66 14.78 4.55 13.56 4.33
100%
0 -0.7 16.30 4.81 17.22 4.84 16.00 4.59 15.39 4.45 14.78 4.32 13.56 4.14
3 2.2 17.37 4.71 17.22 4.72 16.00 4.46 15.39 4.23 14.78 4.07 13.56 3.94
5 4.1 18.44 4.63 17.22 4.49 16.00 4.25 15.39 4.04 14.78 3.90 13.56 3.77
7 6 18.44 4.58 17.22 4.25 16.00 3.98 15.39 3.82 14.78 3.75 13.56 3.60
9 7.9 18.44 4.31 17.22 4.03 16.00 3.87 15.39 3.73 14.78 3.63 13.56 3.48
11 9.8 18.44 4.04 17.22 3.78 16.00 3.74 15.39 3.58 14.78 3.50 13.56 3.34
13 11.8 18.44 3.78 17.22 3.69 16.00 3.60 15.39 3.45 14.78 3.38 13.56 3.22
15 13.7 18.44 3.60 17.22 3.53 16.00 3.46 15.39 3.33 14.78 3.26 13.56 3.09
-13.7 -15 13.46 4.82 13.41 4.88 13.41 4.93 13.36 4.95 13.31 4.75 12.19 4.27

-11.8 -13 13.66 4.84 13.61 4.88 13.61 4.94 13.56 4.89 13.31 4.65 12.19 4.19
-9.8 -11 13.87 4.84 13.87 4.89 13.82 4.94 13.82 4.79 13.31 4.57 12.19 4.12
-9.5 -10 13.97 4.85 13.97 4.89 13.92 4.95 13.87 4.74 13.31 4.52 12.19 4.07
-8.5 -9.1 14.07 4.85 14.02 4.90 14.02 4.94 13.87 4.70 13.31 4.48 12.19 4.04
-7 -7.6 14.22 4.86 14.22 4.83 14.17 4.86 13.87 4.63 13.31 4.41 12.19 3.98
-5 -5.6 15.34 4.87 15.29 4.62 14.43 4.66 13.87 4.48 13.31 4.27 12.19 3.86
-3 -3.7 15.54 4.87 15.49 4.42 14.43 4.43 13.87 4.31 13.31 4.14 12.19 3.77
90%
0 -0.7 15.85 4.88 15.49 4.19 14.43 4.24 13.87 4.11 13.31 3.93 12.19 3.67
3 2.2 16.61 4.89 15.49 3.98 14.43 4.00 13.87 3.95 13.31 3.76 12.19 3.54
5 4.1 16.61 4.76 15.49 3.78 14.43 3.81 13.87 3.75 13.31 3.58 12.19 3.40
7 6 16.61 4.15 15.49 3.71 14.43 3.57 13.87 3.43 13.31 3.30 12.19 3.02
9 7.9 16.61 3.89 15.49 3.64 14.43 3.39 13.87 3.27 13.31 3.15 12.19 2.92
11 9.8 16.61 3.66 15.49 3.44 14.43 3.23 13.87 3.12 13.31 3.01 12.19 2.81
13 11.8 16.61 3.46 15.49 3.27 14.43 3.08 13.87 2.99 13.31 2.90 12.19 2.72
15 13.7 16.61 3.32 15.49 3.15 14.43 2.99 13.87 2.90 13.31 2.82 12.19 2.65
-13.7 -15 13.41 4.85 13.36 4.90 12.80 4.48 12.29 4.27 11.83 4.07 10.82 3.68
-11.8 -13 13.61 4.85 13.56 4.80 12.80 4.39 12.29 4.18 11.83 3.99 10.82 3.61
-9.8 -11 13.82 4.86 13.77 4.70 12.80 4.30 12.29 4.11 11.83 3.92 10.82 3.54
-9.5 -10 13.92 4.87 13.77 4.66 12.80 4.26 12.29 4.07 11.83 3.88 10.82 3.51
-8.5 -9.1 14.02 4.87 13.77 4.62 12.80 4.22 12.29 4.03 11.83 3.84 10.82 3.48
-7 -7.6 14.17 4.88 13.77 4.56 12.80 4.17 12.29 3.98 11.83 3.79 10.82 3.43
-5 -5.6 14.78 4.78 13.77 4.40 12.80 4.04 12.29 3.85 11.83 3.69 10.82 3.34
-3 -3.7 14.78 4.95 13.77 4.24 12.80 3.86 12.29 3.71 11.83 3.55 10.82 3.24
80%
0 -0.7 14.78 4.88 13.77 4.05 12.80 3.74 12.29 3.60 11.83 3.44 10.82 3.17
3 2.2 14.78 4.51 13.77 3.81 12.80 3.52 12.29 3.47 11.83 3.32 10.82 3.04
5 4.1 14.78 4.13 13.77 3.61 12.80 3.36 12.29 3.34 11.83 3.16 10.82 2.98
7 6 14.78 3.62 13.77 3.38 12.80 3.14 12.29 3.01 11.83 2.91 10.82 2.67
9 7.9 14.78 3.43 13.77 3.22 12.80 3.00 12.29 2.91 11.83 2.80 10.82 2.59
11 9.8 14.78 3.26 13.77 3.07 12.80 2.89 12.29 2.80 11.83 2.70 10.82 2.53
13 11.8 14.78 3.11 13.77 2.95 12.80 2.79 12.29 2.70 11.83 2.62 10.82 2.47
15 13.7 14.78 3.00 13.77 2.86 12.80 2.71 12.29 2.64 11.83 2.57 10.82 2.43
Abbreviations:
Notes:
59
CR
-13.7 -15 12.90 4.58 12.04 4.22 11.23 4.15 10.77 4.07 10.36 4.01 9.50 3.84
-11.8 -13 12.90 4.50 12.04 4.15 11.23 4.08 10.77 4.00 10.36 3.94 9.50 3.78
-9.8 -11 12.90 4.41 12.04 4.06 11.23 4.01 10.77 3.92 10.36 3.86 9.50 3.70
-9.5 -10 12.90 4.37 12.04 4.03 11.23 3.90 10.77 3.82 10.36 3.77 9.50 3.60
-8.5 -9.1 12.90 4.32 12.04 3.99 11.23 3.78 10.77 3.69 10.36 3.64 9.50 3.46
-7 -7.6 12.90 4.27 12.04 3.93 11.23 3.61 10.77 3.53 10.36 3.47 9.50 3.31
-5 -5.6 12.90 4.14 12.04 3.81 11.23 3.51 10.77 3.43 10.36 3.38 9.50 3.21
-3 -3.7 12.90 3.91 12.04 3.71 11.23 3.41 10.77 3.33 10.36 3.27 9.50 3.10
70%
0 -0.7 12.90 3.71 12.04 3.54 11.23 3.27 10.77 3.18 10.36 3.12 9.50 2.96
3 2.2 12.90 3.49 12.04 3.35 11.23 3.06 10.77 2.99 10.36 2.93 9.50 2.76
5 4.1 12.90 3.34 12.04 3.13 11.23 2.95 10.77 2.87 10.36 2.81 9.50 2.64
7 6 12.90 3.21 12.04 2.99 11.23 2.80 10.77 2.72 10.36 2.66 9.50 2.50
9 7.9 12.90 3.07 12.04 2.89 11.23 2.70 10.77 2.62 10.36 2.57 9.50 2.40
11 9.8 12.90 2.95 12.04 2.79 11.23 2.59 10.77 2.52 10.36 2.46 9.50 2.29
13 11.8 12.90 2.84 12.04 2.67 11.23 2.47 10.77 2.39 10.36 2.33 9.50 2.17
15 13.7 12.90 2.73 12.04 2.56 11.23 2.37 10.77 2.29 10.36 2.23 9.50 2.07
-13.7 -15 11.07 4.08 10.36 3.87 9.60 3.72 9.24 3.56 8.84 3.38 8.13 3.18
-11.8 -13 11.07 3.93 10.36 3.73 9.60 3.57 9.24 3.44 8.84 3.24 8.13 3.04
-9.8 -11 11.07 3.80 10.36 3.59 9.60 3.40 9.24 3.29 8.84 3.10 8.13 2.93
-9.5 -10 11.07 3.67 10.36 3.44 9.60 3.26 9.24 3.14 8.84 2.97 8.13 2.77
-8.5 -9.1 11.07 3.52 10.36 3.32 9.60 3.12 9.24 3.00 8.84 2.83 8.13 2.61
-7 -7.6 11.07 3.38 10.36 3.18 9.60 3.01 9.24 2.91 8.84 2.71 8.13 2.50
-5 -5.6 11.07 3.26 10.36 3.06 9.60 2.87 9.24 2.79 8.84 2.60 8.13 2.38
-3 -3.7 11.07 3.15 10.36 2.94 9.60 2.74 9.24 2.67 8.84 2.49 8.13 2.29
60%
0 -0.7 11.07 3.02 10.36 2.82 9.60 2.61 9.24 2.55 8.84 2.37 8.13 2.25
3 2.2 11.07 2.89 10.36 2.69 9.60 2.52 9.24 2.44 8.84 2.24 8.13 2.17
5 4.1 11.07 2.74 10.36 2.58 9.60 2.42 9.24 2.33 8.84 2.19 8.13 2.13
7 6 11.07 2.61 10.36 2.47 9.60 2.31 9.24 2.23 8.84 2.19 8.13 2.08
9 7.9 11.07 2.57 10.36 2.41 9.60 2.27 9.24 2.19 8.84 2.09 8.13 1.99
11 9.8 11.07 2.53 10.36 2.37 9.60 2.21 9.24 2.14 8.84 2.05 8.13 1.95
13 11.8 11.07 2.45 10.36 2.29 9.60 2.15 9.24 2.09 8.84 2.01 8.13 1.91
15 13.7 11.07 2.42 10.36 2.24 9.60 2.08 9.24 2.04 8.84 1.95 8.13 1.85
-13.7 -15 9.24 3.38 8.63 3.20 8.03 3.07 7.67 2.95 7.37 2.86 6.76 2.63
-11.8 -13 9.24 3.26 8.63 3.08 8.03 2.96 7.67 2.85 7.37 2.74 6.76 2.52
-9.8 -11 9.24 3.15 8.63 2.97 8.03 2.82 7.67 2.72 7.37 2.62 6.76 2.43
-9.5 -10 9.24 3.04 8.63 2.85 8.03 2.70 7.67 2.60 7.37 2.51 6.76 2.29
-8.5 -9.1 9.24 2.92 8.63 2.75 8.03 2.59 7.67 2.49 7.37 2.40 6.76 2.17
-7 -7.6 9.24 2.80 8.63 2.63 8.03 2.50 7.67 2.41 7.37 2.30 6.76 2.07
-5 -5.6 9.24 2.70 8.63 2.54 8.03 2.37 7.67 2.30 7.37 2.21 6.76 1.97
-3 -3.7 9.24 2.60 8.63 2.43 8.03 2.26 7.67 2.21 7.37 2.12 6.76 1.90
50%
0 -0.7 9.24 2.50 8.63 2.34 8.03 2.17 7.67 2.11 7.37 2.02 6.76 1.86
3 2.2 9.24 2.39 8.63 2.22 8.03 2.08 7.67 2.02 7.37 1.92 6.76 1.85
5 4.1 9.24 2.26 8.63 2.13 8.03 2.01 7.67 1.93 7.37 1.87 6.76 1.83
7 6 9.24 2.17 8.63 2.04 8.03 1.91 7.67 1.85 7.37 1.84 6.76 1.79
9 7.9 9.24 2.13 8.63 1.99 8.03 1.88 7.67 1.80 7.37 1.77 6.76 1.73
11 9.8 9.24 2.10 8.63 1.96 8.03 1.83 7.67 1.77 7.37 1.74 6.76 1.70
13 11.8 9.24 2.03 8.63 1.90 8.03 1.78 7.67 1.73 7.37 1.70 6.76 1.66
15 13.7 9.24 2.00 8.63 1.86 8.03 1.73 7.67 1.69 7.37 1.65 6.76 1.61
Abbreviations:
Notes:
60
CR
-13.7 -15 15.33 4.37 15.27 4.48 15.22 4.68 15.22 4.79 15.16 4.92 15.10 4.98
-11.8 -13 15.56 4.44 15.50 4.56 15.44 4.76 15.44 4.88 15.39 5.01 15.39 5.06
-9.8 -11 15.78 4.52 15.73 4.64 15.67 4.81 15.67 4.93 15.67 5.06 15.61 5.06
-9.5 -10 15.90 4.58 15.84 4.68 15.84 4.89 15.78 5.01 15.78 5.13 15.73 5.14
-8.5 -9.1 16.01 4.64 15.96 4.75 15.90 4.94 15.90 5.06 15.90 5.18 15.84 5.20
-7 -7.6 16.18 4.65 16.13 4.82 16.13 4.98 16.07 5.10 16.07 5.26 16.01 5.27
-5 -5.6 17.44 4.85 17.38 4.96 17.32 5.14 17.32 5.29 17.27 5.29 17.21 5.33
-3 -3.7 17.67 4.97 17.61 5.03 17.55 5.23 17.55 5.38 17.49 5.36 17.44 5.40
130%
0 -0.7 18.01 5.12 17.95 5.08 17.89 5.29 17.89 5.44 17.84 5.44 17.84 5.44
3 2.2 19.89 5.40 19.66 5.41 19.60 5.56 19.55 5.66 19.55 5.72 19.49 5.77
5 4.1 24.73 6.53 23.74 6.46 23.36 6.43 22.45 6.22 21.54 6.15 19.77 5.88
7 6 25.13 6.58 24.20 6.28 23.36 6.11 22.45 5.96 21.54 5.90 19.77 5.68
9 7.9 25.13 6.26 24.20 5.98 23.36 5.93 22.45 5.85 21.54 5.75 19.77 5.55
11 9.8 25.13 5.96 24.20 5.74 23.36 5.72 22.45 5.65 21.54 5.58 19.77 5.34
13 11.8 25.13 5.67 24.20 5.56 23.36 5.56 22.45 5.55 21.54 5.46 19.77 5.24
15 13.7 25.13 5.50 24.20 5.44 23.36 5.41 22.45 5.33 21.54 5.30 19.77 5.05
-13.7 -15 15.31 4.77 15.26 4.90 15.20 5.04 15.20 5.16 15.20 5.27 15.14 5.31

-11.8 -13 15.54 4.84 15.49 4.96 15.45 5.11 15.43 5.22 15.43 5.33 15.37 5.37
-9.8 -11 15.77 4.87 15.71 4.99 15.71 5.17 15.66 5.28 15.66 5.39 15.60 5.47
-9.5 -10 15.89 4.92 15.83 5.02 15.83 5.20 15.77 5.31 15.77 5.43 15.71 5.55
-8.5 -9.1 16.00 4.97 15.94 5.09 15.94 5.26 15.89 5.37 15.89 5.49 15.83 5.55
-7 -7.6 16.17 5.06 16.11 5.18 16.11 5.32 16.06 5.43 16.06 5.55 16.00 5.61
-5 -5.6 17.43 5.10 17.37 5.23 17.31 5.37 17.31 5.49 17.31 5.61 17.26 5.71
-3 -3.7 17.66 5.19 17.60 5.31 17.54 5.44 17.54 5.55 17.49 5.67 17.49 5.73
120%
0 -0.7 18.00 5.26 17.94 5.38 17.89 5.49 17.89 5.61 17.89 5.71 17.83 5.77
3 2.2 19.66 5.57 19.66 5.72 19.60 5.77 19.54 5.88 19.54 5.99 18.29 5.71
5 4.1 24.74 6.25 23.26 6.19 21.60 6.09 20.74 5.96 19.94 5.89 18.29 5.55
7 6 24.91 6.20 23.26 5.93 21.60 5.77 20.74 5.67 19.94 5.64 18.29 5.41
9 7.9 24.91 5.93 23.26 5.66 21.60 5.60 20.74 5.49 19.94 5.48 18.29 5.24
11 9.8 24.91 5.74 23.26 5.54 21.60 5.41 20.74 5.33 19.94 5.28 18.29 5.05
13 11.8 24.91 5.61 23.26 5.40 21.60 5.26 20.74 5.24 19.94 5.18 18.29 4.95
15 13.7 24.91 5.48 23.26 5.24 21.60 5.11 20.74 5.05 19.94 5.01 18.29 4.77
-13.7 -15 15.26 4.83 15.20 4.94 15.14 5.05 15.14 4.92 15.14 5.01 15.09 5.14
-11.8 -13 15.49 4.90 15.43 5.01 15.43 5.12 15.37 4.97 15.37 5.07 15.31 5.20
-9.8 -11 15.71 4.90 15.66 5.01 15.66 5.12 15.60 5.06 15.60 5.13 15.54 5.27
-9.5 -10 15.83 4.96 15.83 5.06 15.77 5.17 15.71 5.08 15.71 5.20 15.66 5.32
-8.5 -9.1 15.94 5.01 15.89 5.12 15.89 5.23 15.83 5.12 15.83 5.25 15.77 5.38
-7 -7.6 16.11 5.06 16.06 5.17 16.06 5.28 16.00 5.20 16.00 5.31 15.94 5.39
-5 -5.6 17.37 5.13 17.31 5.24 17.26 5.34 17.26 5.25 17.26 5.34 16.74 5.33
-3 -3.7 17.60 5.17 17.54 5.28 17.49 5.39 17.49 5.30 17.49 5.41 16.74 5.24
110%
0 -0.7 17.94 5.29 17.89 5.40 17.89 5.51 17.83 5.34 17.83 5.46 16.74 5.17
3 2.2 19.60 5.53 19.60 5.64 19.54 5.75 19.03 5.55 18.29 5.50 16.74 5.12
5 4.1 22.86 6.04 21.31 6.02 19.83 5.61 19.03 5.45 18.29 5.36 16.74 5.11
7 6 22.86 5.82 21.31 5.67 19.83 5.33 19.03 5.19 18.29 5.11 16.74 4.98
9 7.9 22.86 5.55 21.31 5.37 19.83 5.14 19.03 5.06 18.29 5.01 16.74 4.90
11 9.8 22.86 5.35 21.31 5.17 19.83 5.00 19.03 4.88 18.29 4.84 16.74 4.73
13 11.8 22.86 5.19 21.31 5.01 19.83 4.84 19.03 4.74 18.29 4.68 16.74 4.57
15 13.7 22.86 5.05 21.31 4.85 19.83 4.68 19.03 4.58 18.29 4.52 16.74 4.41
Abbreviations:
Notes:
61
CR
-13.7 -15 15.43 5.77 15.37 5.82 15.37 5.89 15.31 5.92 15.31 5.95 15.26 5.81
-11.8 -13 15.66 5.77 15.60 5.83 15.60 5.89 15.54 5.93 15.54 5.96 15.26 5.74
-9.8 -11 15.77 5.77 15.77 5.84 15.71 5.90 15.71 5.93 15.66 5.97 15.26 5.73
-9.5 -10 15.89 5.78 15.83 5.84 15.83 5.92 15.77 5.93 15.77 5.98 15.26 5.68
-8.5 -9.1 16.06 5.79 16.06 5.85 16.00 5.93 15.94 5.94 15.94 5.98 15.26 5.60
-7 -7.6 17.31 5.80 17.26 5.85 17.26 6.06 17.20 6.16 16.63 5.86 15.26 5.58
-5 -5.6 17.54 5.81 17.49 5.85 17.49 5.92 17.31 5.98 16.63 5.69 15.26 5.42
-3 -3.7 17.89 5.82 17.83 5.86 17.83 5.72 17.31 5.64 16.63 5.50 15.26 5.24
100%
0 -0.7 18.34 5.82 19.37 5.86 18.00 5.56 17.31 5.39 16.63 5.23 15.26 5.01
3 2.2 19.54 5.71 19.37 5.71 18.00 5.40 17.31 5.12 16.63 4.92 15.26 4.77
5 4.1 20.74 5.61 19.37 5.44 18.00 5.15 17.31 4.90 16.63 4.73 15.26 4.56
7 6 20.74 5.55 19.37 5.16 18.00 4.82 17.31 4.63 16.63 4.53 15.26 4.36
9 7.9 20.74 5.23 19.37 4.88 18.00 4.68 17.31 4.52 16.63 4.40 15.26 4.21
11 9.8 20.74 4.89 19.37 4.58 18.00 4.53 17.31 4.34 16.63 4.24 15.26 4.03
13 11.8 20.74 4.58 19.37 4.47 18.00 4.36 17.31 4.18 16.63 4.09 15.26 3.90
15 13.7 20.74 4.36 19.37 4.28 18.00 4.20 17.31 4.03 16.63 3.94 15.26 3.75
-13.7 -15 15.14 5.84 15.09 5.90 15.09 5.97 15.03 5.99 14.97 5.75 13.71 5.17
-11.8 -13 15.37 5.85 15.31 5.91 15.31 5.98 15.26 5.92 14.97 5.63 13.71 5.08
-9.8 -11 15.60 5.86 15.60 5.93 15.54 5.98 15.54 5.80 14.97 5.53 13.71 4.98
-9.5 -10 15.71 5.87 15.71 5.93 15.66 5.98 15.60 5.74 14.97 5.47 13.71 4.93
-8.5 -9.1 15.83 5.88 15.77 5.93 15.77 5.98 15.60 5.69 14.97 5.42 13.71 4.89
-7 -7.6 16.00 5.88 16.00 5.85 15.94 5.89 15.60 5.61 14.97 5.34 13.71 4.82
-5 -5.6 17.26 5.89 17.20 5.60 16.23 5.64 15.60 5.43 14.97 5.17 13.71 4.68
-3 -3.7 17.49 5.90 17.43 5.35 16.23 5.36 15.60 5.23 14.97 5.01 13.71 4.56
90%
0 -0.7 17.83 5.91 17.43 5.08 16.23 5.13 15.60 4.98 14.97 4.77 13.71 4.44
3 2.2 18.69 5.92 17.43 4.81 16.23 4.85 15.60 4.79 14.97 4.55 13.71 4.30
5 4.1 18.69 5.77 17.43 4.58 16.23 4.63 15.60 4.54 14.97 4.34 13.71 4.12
7 6 18.69 5.01 17.43 4.49 16.23 4.32 15.60 4.15 14.97 3.99 13.71 3.66
9 7.9 18.69 4.71 17.43 4.41 16.23 4.11 15.60 3.96 14.97 3.82 13.71 3.53
11 9.8 18.69 4.43 17.43 4.17 16.23 3.91 15.60 3.78 14.97 3.66 13.71 3.40
13 11.8 18.69 4.20 17.43 3.96 16.23 3.74 15.60 3.62 14.97 3.51 13.71 3.29
15 13.7 18.69 4.02 17.43 3.82 16.23 3.61 15.60 3.51 14.97 3.42 13.71 3.22
-13.7 -15 15.09 5.87 15.03 5.93 14.40 5.42 13.83 5.17 13.31 4.93 12.17 4.46
-11.8 -13 15.31 5.88 15.26 5.82 14.40 5.31 13.83 5.07 13.31 4.84 12.17 4.37
-9.8 -11 15.54 5.88 15.49 5.70 14.40 5.22 13.83 4.97 13.31 4.74 12.17 4.29
-9.5 -10 15.66 5.89 15.49 5.64 14.40 5.16 13.83 4.92 13.31 4.69 12.17 4.25
-8.5 -9.1 15.77 5.90 15.49 5.60 14.40 5.12 13.83 4.89 13.31 4.66 12.17 4.21
-7 -7.6 15.94 5.91 15.49 5.51 14.40 5.05 13.83 4.82 13.31 4.59 12.17 4.16
-5 -5.6 16.63 5.79 15.49 5.33 14.40 4.89 13.83 4.67 13.31 4.47 12.17 4.04
-3 -3.7 16.63 5.98 15.49 5.14 14.40 4.68 13.83 4.49 13.31 4.30 12.17 3.93
80%
0 -0.7 16.63 5.91 15.49 4.90 14.40 4.52 13.83 4.36 13.31 4.17 12.17 3.84
3 2.2 16.63 5.46 15.49 4.63 14.40 4.26 13.83 4.20 13.31 4.02 12.17 3.69
5 4.1 16.63 5.00 15.49 4.37 14.40 4.07 13.83 4.03 13.31 3.82 12.17 3.60
7 6 16.63 4.38 15.49 4.09 14.40 3.80 13.83 3.66 13.31 3.52 12.17 3.24
9 7.9 16.63 4.15 15.49 3.90 14.40 3.64 13.83 3.52 13.31 3.38 12.17 3.15
11 9.8 16.63 3.94 15.49 3.71 14.40 3.49 13.83 3.38 13.31 3.28 12.17 3.06
13 11.8 16.63 3.76 15.49 3.56 14.40 3.38 13.83 3.28 13.31 3.18 12.17 2.99
15 13.7 16.63 3.64 15.49 3.45 14.40 3.28 13.83 3.20 13.31 3.11 12.17 2.94
Abbreviations:
Notes:
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CR
-13.7 -15 14.51 5.55 13.54 5.12 12.63 5.02 12.11 4.92 11.66 4.85 10.69 4.65
-11.8 -13 14.51 5.44 13.54 5.01 12.63 4.94 12.11 4.84 11.66 4.77 10.69 4.57
-9.8 -11 14.51 5.33 13.54 4.92 12.63 4.85 12.11 4.75 11.66 4.68 10.69 4.48
-9.5 -10 14.51 5.28 13.54 4.88 12.63 4.73 12.11 4.63 11.66 4.56 10.69 4.36
-8.5 -9.1 14.51 5.24 13.54 4.84 12.63 4.58 12.11 4.47 11.66 4.40 10.69 4.20
-7 -7.6 14.51 5.17 13.54 4.76 12.63 4.37 12.11 4.27 11.66 4.20 10.69 4.00
-5 -5.6 14.51 5.01 13.54 4.63 12.63 4.25 12.11 4.15 11.66 4.09 10.69 3.88
-3 -3.7 14.51 4.74 13.54 4.48 12.63 4.13 12.11 4.03 11.66 3.96 10.69 3.76
70%
0 -0.7 14.51 4.49 13.54 4.29 12.63 3.95 12.11 3.85 11.66 3.78 10.69 3.58
3 2.2 14.51 4.24 13.54 4.05 12.63 3.71 12.11 3.61 11.66 3.55 10.69 3.34
5 4.1 14.51 4.04 13.54 3.80 12.63 3.57 12.11 3.47 11.66 3.40 10.69 3.20
7 6 14.51 3.88 13.54 3.63 12.63 3.38 12.11 3.29 11.66 3.22 10.69 3.02
9 7.9 14.51 3.71 13.54 3.49 12.63 3.28 12.11 3.17 11.66 3.11 10.69 2.90
11 9.8 14.51 3.57 13.54 3.38 12.63 3.15 12.11 3.04 11.66 2.97 10.69 2.77
13 11.8 14.51 3.44 13.54 3.23 12.63 3.00 12.11 2.90 11.66 2.82 10.69 2.62
15 13.7 14.51 3.31 13.54 3.09 12.63 2.88 12.11 2.78 11.66 2.71 10.69 2.51
-13.7 -15 12.46 4.94 11.66 4.68 10.80 4.50 10.40 4.31 9.94 4.09 9.14 3.85

-11.8 -13 12.46 4.76 11.66 4.52 10.80 4.32 10.40 4.17 9.94 3.92 9.14 3.68
-9.8 -11 12.46 4.61 11.66 4.35 10.80 4.12 10.40 3.98 9.94 3.76 9.14 3.55
-9.5 -10 12.46 4.45 11.66 4.17 10.80 3.95 10.40 3.81 9.94 3.59 9.14 3.35
-8.5 -9.1 12.46 4.26 11.66 4.02 10.80 3.78 10.40 3.65 9.94 3.42 9.14 3.17
-7 -7.6 12.46 4.10 11.66 3.85 10.80 3.66 10.40 3.52 9.94 3.29 9.14 3.02
-5 -5.6 12.46 3.95 11.66 3.71 10.80 3.47 10.40 3.38 9.94 3.16 9.14 2.88
-3 -3.7 12.46 3.82 11.66 3.56 10.80 3.32 10.40 3.24 9.94 3.01 9.14 2.78
60%
0 -0.7 12.46 3.66 11.66 3.42 10.80 3.17 10.40 3.08 9.94 2.87 9.14 2.73
3 2.2 12.46 3.49 11.66 3.26 10.80 3.05 10.40 2.95 9.94 2.72 9.14 2.63
5 4.1 12.46 3.32 11.66 3.11 10.80 2.94 10.40 2.83 9.94 2.66 9.14 2.57
7 6 12.46 3.17 11.66 2.98 10.80 2.79 10.40 2.71 9.94 2.64 9.14 2.52
9 7.9 12.46 3.11 11.66 2.91 10.80 2.75 10.40 2.65 9.94 2.53 9.14 2.41
11 9.8 12.46 3.06 11.66 2.87 10.80 2.68 10.40 2.58 9.94 2.48 9.14 2.36
13 11.8 12.46 2.96 11.66 2.78 10.80 2.60 10.40 2.52 9.94 2.43 9.14 2.31
15 13.7 12.46 2.93 11.66 2.72 10.80 2.52 10.40 2.46 9.94 2.36 9.14 2.25
-13.7 -15 10.40 4.09 9.71 3.88 9.03 3.72 8.63 3.57 8.29 3.46 7.60 3.19
-11.8 -13 10.40 3.94 9.71 3.74 9.03 3.58 8.63 3.45 8.29 3.32 7.60 3.05
-9.8 -11 10.40 3.82 9.71 3.60 9.03 3.41 8.63 3.29 8.29 3.17 7.60 2.94
-9.5 -10 10.40 3.68 9.71 3.45 9.03 3.27 8.63 3.15 8.29 3.04 7.60 2.78
-8.5 -9.1 10.40 3.53 9.71 3.33 9.03 3.13 8.63 3.01 8.29 2.90 7.60 2.62
-7 -7.6 10.40 3.39 9.71 3.18 9.03 3.02 8.63 2.91 8.29 2.79 7.60 2.51
-5 -5.6 10.40 3.27 9.71 3.07 9.03 2.87 8.63 2.79 8.29 2.68 7.60 2.38
-3 -3.7 10.40 3.16 9.71 2.95 9.03 2.74 8.63 2.68 8.29 2.57 7.60 2.30
50%
0 -0.7 10.40 3.03 9.71 2.83 9.03 2.63 8.63 2.55 8.29 2.45 7.60 2.25
3 2.2 10.40 2.89 9.71 2.69 9.03 2.52 8.63 2.45 8.29 2.32 7.60 2.25
5 4.1 10.40 2.74 9.71 2.58 9.03 2.43 8.63 2.34 8.29 2.27 7.60 2.22
7 6 10.40 2.62 9.71 2.47 9.03 2.31 8.63 2.25 8.29 2.24 7.60 2.16
9 7.9 10.40 2.57 9.71 2.41 9.03 2.28 8.63 2.19 8.29 2.14 7.60 2.09
11 9.8 10.40 2.53 9.71 2.38 9.03 2.22 8.63 2.14 8.29 2.10 7.60 2.05
13 11.8 10.40 2.46 9.71 2.30 9.03 2.15 8.63 2.09 8.29 2.06 7.60 2.01
15 13.7 10.40 2.42 9.71 2.25 9.03 2.09 8.63 2.04 8.29 2.00 7.60 1.95
Abbreviations:
Notes:
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7.3 Capacity Correction Factors for Piping Length and Level Difference
Figure 2-7.1: 28 model rate of change in cooling capacity Figure 2-7.2: 28 model rate of change in heating capacity
Figure 2-7.3: 36/42 model rate of change in cooling capacity Figure 2-7.4: 36/42 model rate of change in heating capacity
Figure 2-7.5: 48/56 model rate of change in cooling capacity Figure 2-7.6: 48/56 model rate of change in heating capacity
Notes:
1. The horizontal axis shows equivalent length of piping between farthest indoor unit and first outdoor branch joint; the vertical axis shows the largest level
difference between indoor unit and outdoor unit. For level differences, positive values indicate that the outdoor unit is above the indoor unit, negative values
indicate that the outdoor unit is below the indoor unit.
2. These figures illustrate the rate of change in capacity of a system with only standard indoor units at maximum load (with the thermostat set to maximum)
under standard conditions. Under partial load conditions there is only a minor deviation from the rate of change in capacity shown in these figures.
3. The capacity of the system is either the total capacity of the indoor units obtained from indoor unit capacity tables or the corrected capacity of the outdoor
units as per the calculations below, whichever is smaller.
Corrected capacity of Capacity of outdoor units obtained from outdoor unit Capacity
= x
outdoor units capacity tables at the combination ratio correction factor
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8 Operating Limits
Figure 2-8.1: Operating limits
Coolinging operation
Range for continue operation

Outdoor temperature( C DB)

12 17 22 27 32 37
C WB)
Indoor temperature(°
Table 2-8.1: Operating limits

Mode Outdoor temperature Room temperature
Cooling operation -5℃～55℃ 17℃～32℃
Heating operating -15℃～27℃ 0℃～30℃
Dehumidification operating -5℃～55℃ 12℃～32℃
Notes:
1. If the unit is running outside the above condition, protective device will start, and even then the units take place abnormality running.
2. These figures base on the operation conditions between indoor units and outdoor units: Equivalent pipe length is 5m, and height difference is 0m.
Precaution:
1. The indoor relative humidity should be lower than 80%. If the air conditioner works in an environment with a relative humidity higher than mentioned above,
the surface of the air conditioner may condensate. In this case, it is recommended to set the air speed of the indoor unit to high.
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9 Sound Levels
9.1 Overall
Table 2-9.1: Sound pressure level
Model dB(A) Height (m)
PDV-V28W/DHN1(At) 54 1.2
Notes:
1. Sound pressure level is measured at a position 1m in front of the unit and Hm above the floor in a semi-anechoic chamber. During in-situ operation, sound
pressure levels may be higher as a result of ambient noise.
Figure 2-9.1: Sound pressure level measurement (unit: m)

1m
9.2 Octave Band Levels
Figure 2-9.2: 28 model octave band level Figure 2-9.3: 36 model octave band level
Figure 2-9.4 140 model octave band level
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Figure 2-9.4: 42 model octave band level Figure 2-9.5: 48 model octave band level
Figure 2-9.6: 56 model octave band level
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10 Accessories
Table 2-10.1: Standard accessories
Name Shape Quantity
Outdoor unit installation manual 1
Outdoor unit owner’s manual 1
Water outlet connection pipe 1
Network Matching Wires 2
Rubber wire ring (for 36/42 models) 2

Seal ring (for 28 models) 1
Connecting pipe (for 48 model) 1
Connecting pipe (for 56 model) 1
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-I Atom Series VRF 50/60Hz
Part 3
System Design and
Installation
1 Preface to Part 3 ................................................................................... 70
2 Unit Placement and Installation ............................................................ 71
Part 3 - System Design and Installation

3 Refrigerant Piping Design ...................................................................... 75
4 Refrigerant Piping Installation ............................................................... 82
5 Drain Piping .......................................................................................... 93
6 Insulation .............................................................................................. 97
7 Charging Refrigerant ............................................................................. 99
8 Electrical Wiring .................................................................................. 101
9 Installation in Areas of High Salinity .................................................... 105
10 Commissioning.................................................................................. 106
11 Appendix to Part 3 – System Commissioning Report ......................... 108
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1 Preface to Part 3
1.1 Notes for Installers Boxes
The information contained in this Engineering Data Book may primarily be of use during the system design stage of
a Proclim Atom Series VRF project. Additional important information which may primarily be of use during field
installation has been placed in boxes, such as the example below, titled “Notes for installers”.
Notes for installers 

 Notes for installers boxes contain important information which may primarily be of use during field installation,
rather than during desk-based system design.
1.2 Definitions
In this Engineering Data Book, the term “applicable legislation” refers to all national, local and other laws, standards, codes,
rules, regulations and other legislation that apply in a given situation.
1.3 Precautions
All system installation including installation of piping and electrical works must only be carried out by competent and
suitably qualified, certified and accredited professionals and in accordance with all applicable legislation.
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2 Unit Placement and Installation
2.1 Outdoor Units
2.1.1 Placement considerations
Placement of outdoor units should take account of the following considerations:
 Air conditioners should not be exposed to direct radiation from a high-temperature heat source.
 Air conditioners should not be installed in positions where dust or dirt may affect heat exchangers.
 Air conditioners should not be installed in locations where exposure to oil or to corrosive or harmful gases, such as
acidic or alkaline gases, may occur.
 Air conditioners should not be installed in locations where exposure to salinity may occur unless the anti-corrosion
treatment for high-salinity areas customization option has been added and the precautions described in Part 3, 9
“Installation in Areas of High Salinity” are taken.
 Outdoor units should be installed in well-drained, well-ventilated positions that are as close as possible to the indoor
units.
2.1.2 Spacing
Outdoor units must be spaced such that sufficient air may flow through each unit. Sufficient airflow across heat

exchangers is essential for outdoor units to function properly. Figures 3-2.1 to 3-2.3 show spacing requirements in three
different scenarios.
Figure 3-2.1: Single unit installation (unit: mm)
Figure 3-2.2: Parallel connect the two units or above (unit: mm)
Figure 3-2.3: Parallel connect the front with rear sides (unit: mm)
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2.1.3 Base structures
Outdoor unit base structure design should take account of the following considerations:
 A solid base prevents excess vibration and noise. Outdoor unit bases should be constructed on solid ground or on
structures of sufficient strength to support the units’ weight.
 Bases should be at least 200mm high to provide sufficient access for installation of piping.
 Either steel or concrete bases may be suitable.
 A typical concrete base design is shown in Figure 3-2.4. A typical concrete specification is 1 part cement, 2 parts sand
and 6 parts crushed stone with Φ10mm steel reinforcing bar. The edges of the base should be chamfered.
 To ensure that all contact points are equally secure, bases should be completely level. Base design should ensure that
the points on the units’ bases designed for weight-bearing support are fully supported.
 A drainage ditch should be provided to allow drainage of condensate that may form on the heat exchangers when
the units are running in heating mode. The drainage should ensure that condensate is directed away from roadways
and footpaths, especially in locations where the climate is such that condensate may freeze.
Figure 3-2.4: Outdoor unit typical concrete base structure design (unit: mm)
Outdoor unit
Φ10 Expansion bolt
Rubber anti-vibration pads
Solid ground or roof

Concrete base h≥200mm
≥ 200mm
≥150mm
2.1.4 Centralized drainage

While installing the outdoor unit, pay attention to the installation place and the drainage pattern; if it’s installed at the
alpine zone, the frozen condensed water will block up the water outlet, please pull out the rubber stopper of the reserve
water outlet. If that still fails to satisfy for the water draining, please knock open the other two water outlets, and keep
the water can drain in time.
Pay attention to the knock the reserve water outlet from outside to inside, and it will be beyond repair after knocking
open, please pay attention to the installation place, lest cause the inconvenience. Please do the moth proofing for the
knocked out hole, to avoid the pest processing into and destroy the components.
Figure 3-2.8: Centralized drainage
Outlet for power and connecting pipes
Reserve water outlet

(Need to knock open)
Reserve water outlet Water Outlet

(With rubber stopper)
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2.1.5 Acceptance and unpacking

 When units are delivered check whether any damage occurred during shipment. If there is damage to the
surface or outside of a unit, submit a written report to the shipping company.
 Check that the model, specifications and quantity of the units delivered are as ordered.
 Check that all accessories ordered have been included. Retain the Owner's Manual for future reference.
2.1.6 Hoisting

 Do not remove any packaging before hoisting. If units are not packaged or if the packaging is damaged, use
suitable boards or packing material to protect the units.
 Hoist one unit at a time, using two ropes to ensure stability.
 Keep units upright during hoisting, ensuring that the angle to the vertical does not exceed 30°.
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2.2 Indoor Units
2.2.1 Placement considerations
Placement of indoor units should take account of the following considerations:
 Sufficient space for drain piping and for access during servicing and maintenance should be allowed.
 To ensure a good cooling/heating effect, short-circuit ventilation (where outlet air returns quickly to a unit’s air inlet)
should be avoided.
 To prevent excessive noise or vibration during operation, suspension rods or other weight-bearing fixings should
typically be able to bear twice the unit’s weight.

 Before installing an indoor unit, check that the model to be installed is as specified in the construction drawings
and confirm the correct orientation of the unit.
 Ensure that units are installed at the correct height.
 To allow smooth condensate drainage and to ensure unit stability (to prevent excessive noise or vibration),
ensure that units are level to within 1° of the horizontal. If a unit is not level to within 1° of the horizontal, water
leakage or abnormal vibration/noise may occur.
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3 Refrigerant Piping Design
3.1 Design Considerations
Refrigerant piping design should take account of the following considerations:
 The amount of brazing required should be kept to a minimum.
 On the two inside sides of the first indoor branch joint (“A” in Figures 3-3.4 and Figure 3-3.5) the system should, as far
as possible, be equal in terms of number of units, total capacities and total piping lengths.
3.2 Material Specification

Only seamless phosphorus-deoxidized copper piping that complies with all applicable legislation should be used. Temper
grades and minimum thicknesses for different diameters of piping are specified in Table 3-3.1.
Table 3-3.1: Piping temper and thickness

Piping outer diameter Minimum thickness
Temper1
(mm) (mm)
Ф6.35 0.8
Ф9.53 0.8
O
Ф12.7 0.8
(annealed)

Ф15.9 1.0
Ф19.1 1.0
Ф22.2 1.2
Ф25.4 1.2
Ф28.6 1.3
Ф31.8 1/2H 1.5
Ф38.1 (half hard) 1.5
Ф41.3 1.5
Ф44.5 1.5
Ф54.0 1.8
Notes:
1. O: coiled piping;
2. 1/2H: straight piping.
3.3 Connection Method
Various piping patterns can be selected, such as out from the front, the back the side, and undersurface, etc. (The follow
display the locations of several piping and wiring knock-off interfaces)
Table 3-3.2: The indoor and outdoor connecting pipe interface

Front out pipe Side out pipe Back out pipe
Undersurface out pipe The connect methond of flaring

Connecting Pipe
(Accessorry)
Back out
pipe
Fat pipe
Front out
pipe Side out
pipe
Bottom out
pipe
For the 48kBtu/h outdoor unit's back out pipe connection, connecting pipe
is suggestted to be used. For the 56kBtu/h outdoor unit's, connecting pipe is
suggestted to be used in all directions out pipe connection
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3.4 The Permitted Piping Lengths and Level Differences
The piping length and level difference requirements that apply are summarized in Table 3-3.2 and are fully described as
follows (refer to Figure 3-3.1 and Figure 3-3.3):
Figure 3-3.1: The first connecting method (Welding)
Figure 3-3.2: The second connecting method (Welding)
Legend
L1 Main pipe
L2 to L5 Indoor main pipes
a to f Indoor auxiliary pipes
A to E Indoor branch joints
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Figure 3-3.3: The third connecting method (Flaring)
Outdoor Unit
a
c
d
L1
e
Legend
L1 Main pipe

a to f Indoor auxiliary pipes f
Table 3-3.2: Summary of permitted refrigerant piping lengths and level differences
Permitted value Piping
≤50m(28 model)
Total Pipe Length(Actual) ≤65m(36/42model) L1+L2+L3+L4+L5+a+b+c+d+e+f
≤100m(48/56 model)
≤35m(28 model)
Actual Length ≤45m(36/42model) L1+L2+L3+L4+L5+f (The first connecting
≤60m(48/56 model) method) or
Maximum Piping
Pipe Length ≤40m(28 model) L1+L3+L5+f (The second connecting method) or
Equivalent Length ≤50m(36/42 model) L1+a (The third connecting method)
≤70m(48/56model)
Pipe Length (from the first branch to the L2+L3+L4+L5+f(The first connecting method) or
≤20m
furthest IDU) L3+L5+f(The second connecting method)
Pipe Length(IDU to the nearest branch) ≤15m a,b,c,d,e,f

≤10m (28 model)
Outdoor Unit Up ≤20m (36/42 model) ----
Level difference ≤30m (48/56 model)
Level
between IDU~ODU ≤10m (28 model)
difference Outdoor Unit
≤20m (36/42 model) ----
Down
≤20m (48/56 model)
Level difference between IDU~IDU ≤10m ----
Table 3-3.3: Connectable indoor units
Outdoor unit model Number of connected indoor units Connectable indoor unit capacity range
PDV-V28W/DHN1(At) 1-4
PDV-V42W/DHN1(At) 1-7 45-130% outdoor unit’s capacity
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3.5 Selecting Piping Diameters
Tables 3-3.4 to 3-3.6 below, specify the required pipe diameters for the indoor and outdoor piping. The main pipe (L 1) and
first indoor branch joint (A) should be sized according to whichever of Tables 3-3.4 and 3-3.5 indicates the larger size.
Figure 3-3.4: Selecting piping diameters
Legend
L1 Main pipe
Figures in parentheses
indicate indoor unit
capacity indexes.
Table 3-3.4: Main pipe1 (L1) indoor main pipes (L2 to L5) and indoor branch joint kits
Capacity of indoor unit (A×10W) Gas pipe (mm) Liquid pipe (mm) Branch joint kit
A<160 Φ15.9 Φ9.53 FQZHN-01D
160≤A<230 Φ19.1 Φ9.53 FQZHN-01D
Notes:
1. The main pipe (L1) and first indoor branch joint (A) should be sized according to whichever of Tables 3-3.4 and 3-3.5
indicates the larger size.
Table 3-3.5: Main pipe1 (L1) and first indoor branch joint (A)
Capacity of Equivalent length of all liquid pipes and gas pipes < 90m Equivalent length of all liquid pipes and gas pipes ≥ 90m
outdoor unit
(A×10W) Gas pipe (mm) Liquid pipe (mm) Branch joint kit Gas pipe (mm) Liquid pipe (mm) Branch joint kit
A<155 Φ15.9 Φ9.53 FQZHN-01D Φ19.1 Φ9.53 FQZHN-01D
155≤A<230 Φ19.1 Φ9.53 FQZHN-01D Φ22.2 Φ9.53 FQZHN-02D
Notes:
1. The main pipe (L1) and first indoor branch joint (A) should be sized according to whichever of Tables 3-3.4 and 3-3.5 indicates the larger size.
2. The straight distance between copper pipe turning and the contiguous branch pipe is at least 0.5 m.
3. The straight distance between the contiguous branch pipes is at least 0.5 m.
4. The straight distance which the branch pipes connected to the IDU is at least 0.5 m.
Table 3-3.6: Indoor auxiliary pipes (a to f)

Capacity of indoor unit (A×100W) Gas pipe (mm) Liquid pipe (mm)
A≤45 Φ12.7 Φ6.35
A≥56 Φ15.9 Φ9.53
Table 3-3.7: Pipe diameter of the outdoor unit

Outdoor unit model Gas pipe (mm) Liquid pipe (mm)
PDV-V28W/DHN1(At)
PDV-V36W/DHN1(At)
Φ15.9 Φ9.53
PDV-V42W/DHN1(At)
PDV-V48W/DHN1(At)
PDV-V56W/DHN1(At) Φ19.1 Φ9.53
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3.6 Refrigerant Piping Selection Example
The example below illustrates the piping selection procedure for a system consisting of one outdoor unit (16kW) and 6
indoor units. The system's equivalent length of all liquid pipes and gas pipes is in excess of 90m.
Figure 3-3.5: Refrigerant piping selection example
Legend
L1 Main pipe
Figures in parentheses indicate indoor
unit capacity indexes.

Step 1: Select indoor auxiliary pipes
 Indoor units N1~ N5 are of capacity 2.8kW, N6 is 2.2kW. Refer to Table 3-3.6. Indoor auxiliary pipe a, b, c, d, e, f is
Φ12.7 / Φ6.35.
Step 2: Select indoor main pipes and indoor branch joints B to E

 The indoor units (N1 and N2) downstream of indoor branch joint B have total capacity of 28 x 2 = 56. Refer to Table
3-3.4. Indoor main pipe L2 is Φ15.9 / Φ9.53. Indoor branch joint B is FQZHN-01D.
 The indoor units (N3 and N4) downstream of indoor branch joint D have total capacity of 28 x 2 = 56. Refer to Table
3-3.4. Indoor main pipe L4 is Φ15.9 / Φ9.53. Indoor branch joint D is FQZHN-01D.
 The indoor units (N5 and N6) downstream of indoor branch joint E have total capacity of 22+28 = 50. Refer to Table
3-3.4. Indoor main pipe L5 is Φ15.9 / Φ9.53. Indoor branch joint E is FQZHN-01D.
 The indoor units (N3 to N6) downstream of indoor branch joint C have total capacity of 28 x 3+ 22 = 106. Refer to Table
3-3.4. Indoor main pipe L3 is Φ15.9 / Φ9.53. Indoor branch joint C is FQZHN-01D.
Step 3: Select main pipe and indoor branch joint A

 The indoor units (N1 to N6) downstream of indoor branch joint A have total capacity of 28 x 5+ 22 = 162. The system's
equivalent length of all liquid pipes and gas pipes is in excess of 90m. The capacity of the outdoor unit is 16kW. Refer
to Tables 3-3.4 and 3-3.5. Main pipe L1 is Φ22.2 / Φ9.53, Indoor branch joint A is FQZHN-02D.
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3.7 Branch Joints
Branch joint design should take account of the following:
 U-shaped branch joints should be used – tee joints are not suitable. Branch joint dimensions are given in Tables 3-3.7.
 To ensure even distribution of refrigerant, branch joints should not be installed within 500mm of a 90° bend, another
branch joint or the straight section of piping leading to an indoor unit, with the minimum 500mm being measured
from the point where the branch joint is connected to the piping, as shown in Figure 3-3.6.
Figure 3-3.6: Branch joint spacing and separation from bends (unit: mm)
500 or more 500 or more

500 or more
500 or more 500 or more
Indoor Indoor Indoor

unit unit unit
Table 3-3.8: Indoor branch joint dimensions (unit: mm)

Model Gas side joints Liquid side joints

(ID:15.9)
OD:19.1
ID:19.1
ID:12.7
OD:9.5
ID:9.5
ID:6.4
OD:12.7
OD:19.1
ID:19.1
ID:9.5
ID:15.9
FQZHN-01D
ID:6.4
ID:12.7
ID:9.5
OD:9.5
OD:19.1
(ID:15.9)
(ID:19.1)
OD:22.2
ID:22.2
ID:15.9
OD:12.7
ID:12.7
ID:9.5
OD:22.2
ID:6.4
OD:12.7
ID:22.2
ID:12.7
ID:25.4
ID:9.5
FQZHN-02D
ID:6.4
ID:9.5
OD:12.7
ID:12.7
OD:22.2
(ID:19.1)
ID:15.9
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3.8 Refrigerant Leakage Precautions
R410A refrigerant is not flammable in air at temperatures up to 100°C at atmospheric pressure and is generally considered
a safe substance to use in air conditioning systems. Nevertheless, precautions should be taken to avoid danger to life in
the unlikely event of a major refrigerant leakage. Precautions should be taken in accordance with all applicable legislation.
Where no applicable legislation exists, the following may be used as a guide:
 Air conditioned rooms should be large enough that if leakage of all the refrigerant in the system occurs, the
concentration of the refrigerant in the room does not reach a level dangerous to health.
 A critical concentration (at which point R410A becomes dangerous to human health) of 0.3 kg/m3 can be used.
 The potential concentration of refrigerant in a room following a leak can be calculated as follows:
 Calculate the total amount in of refrigerant in the system (“A”) as the nameplate charge (the charge in the system
when delivered from the factory) plus the additional charge added as per Part 3, 7.1 “Calculating Additional
Refrigerant Charge”.
 Calculate the total volume (“B”) of the smallest room into which refrigerant could potentially leak.
 Calculate the potential refrigerant concentration as A divided by B.
 If A/B is not less than 0.3 kg/m3, countermeasures such installing mechanical ventilators (either ventilating
regularly or controlled by refrigerant leakage detectors) should be taken.
 Since R410A is heavier than air, particular consideration should be given to leak scenarios in basement rooms.

Figure 3-3.7: Potential refrigerant leak scenario
Outdoor unit
Indoor unit
Room full of leaking refrigerant

(All the refrigerant has leaked)
Figure 3-3.8: Mechanical ventilator controlled by refrigerant leak detector
Outside air Indoor unit
Leakage detector
connected to mechanical
ventilator
Air vent
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4 Refrigerant Piping Installation
4.1 Procedure and Principles
4.1.1 Installation procedure

Installation of the refrigerant piping system should proceed in the following order:
Pipe Pipe brazing Pipe Gas tightness Joint

Vacuum drying
insulation and installation flushing test insulation
Note: Pipe flushing should be performed once the brazed connections have been completed with the exception of
the final connections to the indoor units. That is, flushing should be performed once the outdoor unit have been
connected but before the indoor units are connected.
4.1.2 Three principles for refrigerant piping
Reasons Measures
Particles such as oxide produced  Seal piping during storage1

CLEAN during brazing and/or building dust  Flow nitrogen during brazing2
can lead to compressor malfunction  Pipe flushing3
Moisture can lead to ice formation or

oxidization of internal components  Pipe flushing3
DRY leading to abnormal operation or  Vacuum drying4
compressor damage
 Pipe manipulation5 and brazing2

Imperfect seals can lead to refrigerant
SEALED leakage
techniques
 Gas tightness test6
Notes:
1. See Part 3, 4.2.1 “Pipe delivery, storage and sealing”.
2. See Part 3, 4.5 “Brazing”.
3. See Part 3, 4.7 “Pipe Flushing”.
4. See Part 3, 4.9 “Vacuum Drying”.
5. See Part 3, 4.3 “Manipulating Copper Piping”.
6. See Part 3, 4.8 “Gastightness Test”.
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4.2 Storing Copper Piping
4.2.1 Pipe delivery, storage and sealing

 Ensure that piping does not get bent or deformed during delivery or whilst stored.
 On construction sites store piping in a designated location.
 To prevent dust or moisture entering, piping should be kept sealed whilst in storage and until it is about to be
connected. If piping is to be used soon, seal the openings with plugs or adhesive tape. If piping is to be stored
for a long time, charge the piping with nitrogen at 0.2-0.5MPa and seal the openings by brazing.
 Storing piping directly on the ground risks dust or water ingress. Wooden supports can be used to raise piping
off the ground.
 During installation, ensure that piping to be inserted through a hole in a wall is sealed to ensure dust and/or
fragments of wall do not enter.
 Be sure to seal piping being installed outdoors (especially if being installed vertically) to prevent rain entering.

4.3 Manipulating Copper Piping
4.3.1 De-oiling

 Lubrication oil used during some copper pipe manufacturing processes can cause deposits to form in R410A
refrigerant systems, causing system errors. Oil-free copper piping should therefore be selected. If ordinary (oily)
copper piping is used, it must be cleaned with gauze dipped in tetrachloroethylene solution prior to installation.
Caution
 Never use carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) for pipe cleansing or flushing, as doing so will seriously damage the
system.
4.3.2 Cutting copper piping and removing burrs

 Use a pipe cutter rather than a saw or cutting machine to cut piping. Rotate the piping evenly and slowly,
applying even force to ensure that the piping does not become deformed during cutting. Using a saw or cutting
machine to cut piping runs the risk of copper shavings entering the piping. Copper shavings are difficult to
remove and pose a serious risk to the system if they enter the compressor or block the throttling unit.
 After cutting using a pipe cutter, use a reamer/scraper to remove any burrs that have formed at the opening,
keeping the opening of the piping downwards to avoid copper shavings from entering the piping.
 Remove burrs carefully to avoid scratches, which may prevent a proper seal being formed and lead to
refrigerant leakage.
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4.3.3 Expanding copper piping ends

 Ends of copper piping can be expanded so that another length of piping can be inserted and the joint brazed.
 Insert the expanding head of the pipe expander into the pipe. After completing pipe expansion, rotate the
copper pipe a few degrees to rectify the straight line mark left by the expanding head.
Caution
 Ensure that the expanded section of piping is smooth and even. Remove any burrs that remain after cutting.
Figure 3-4.1: Expanding copper piping ends
4.3.4 Flared joints

Flared joints should be used where a screw thread connection is required.

 Before flaring 1/2H (half hard) piping, anneal the end of the pipe to be flared.
 Remember to place the flare nut on the piping before flaring.
 Ensure the flared opening is not cracked, deformed or scratched, otherwise it will not form a good seal and
refrigerant leakage may occur.
 The diameter of the flared opening should be within the ranges specified in Table 3-4.1. Refer to Figure 3-4.2.
Table 3-4.1: Flared opening size ranges Figure 3-4.2: Flared opening
Pipe (mm) Flared opening diameter (A) (mm)
Ф6.35 8.3 - 8.7
Ф9.53 12.0 -12.4
Ф12.7 15.4 - 15.8
Ф15.9 18.6 - 19.0
Ф19.1 22.9 - 23.3
 When connecting a flared joint, apply some compressor oil to the inner and outer surfaces of the flared opening
to facilitate the connection and rotation of the flare nut, ensure firm connection between the sealing surface
and the bearing surface, and avoid the pipe becoming deformed.
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4.3.5 Bending piping
Bending copper piping reduces the number of brazed joints required and can improve quality and save material.

Piping bending methods
 Hand bending is suitable for thin copper piping (Ф6. 35mm - Ф12. 7mm).
 Mechanical bending (using a bending spring, manual bending machine or powered bending machine) is suitable
for a wide range of diameters (Ф6. 35mm - Ф54.0mm).
Caution
 When using a spring bender, ensure that the bender is clean Figure 3-4.3: Pipe bending in excess of 90°
before inserting it in the piping.
 After bending a copper pipe, ensure that there are no wrinkles
or deformation on either side of the pipe.
 Ensure that bend angles do not exceed 90°, otherwise wrinkles
may appear on the inner side of the pipe, and the pipe may

buckle or crack. Refer to Figure 3-4.3.
 Do not use a pipe that has buckled during the bending process;
ensure that the cross section at the bend is greater than 2/3 of
the original area.
4.4 Refrigerant Piping Supports

Table 3-4.2: Refrigerant piping support spacings
When the air conditioner is running, the refrigerant piping will deform
(shrink, expand, droop). To avoid damage to piping, hangers or Interval between support points (m)
Pipe (mm)
supports should be spaced as per the criteria in the Table 3-4.2. In Horizontal Piping Vertical Piping
general, the gas and liquid pipes should be suspended in parallel and < Ф20 1 1.5
the interval between support points should be selected according to Ф20 – Ф40 1.5 2
the diameter of the gas pipe. > Ф40 2 2.5
Suitable insulation should be provided between the piping and the supports. If wooden dowels or blocks are to be used,
use wood that has undergone preservative treatment.
Changes in refrigerant flow direction and refrigerant temperature result in movement, expansion and shrinkage of the
refrigerant piping. Piping should therefore not be fixed too tightly, otherwise stress concentrations may occur in the piping,
with the potential for rupturing.
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4.5 Brazing
Care must be taken to prevent oxide forming on the inside of copper piping during brazing. The presence of oxide in a
refrigerant system adversely affects the operation of valves and compressors, potentially leading to low efficiency or even
compressor failure. To prevent oxidation, during brazing nitrogen should be flowed through the refrigerant piping.

Warning
 Never flow oxygen through piping as doing so aids oxidation and could easily lead to explosion and as such is
extremely dangerous.
 Take appropriate safety precautions such as having a fire extinguisher to hand whilst brazing.
Flowing nitrogen during brazing

 Use a pressure reducing valve to flow nitrogen through copper piping at 0.02-0.03MPa during brazing.
 Start the flow before brazing starts and ensure that the nitrogen continuously passes through the section being
brazed until the brazing is complete and the copper has cooled down completely.
Figure 3-4.4: Flowing nitrogen through piping during brazing
Legend
1 Copper piping
2 Section being brazed
3 Nitrogen connection
4 Hand valve
5 Pressure-reducing valve
6 Nitrogen
 When joining a shorter section of piping to a longer section, flow nitrogen from the shorter side to allow better
displacement of air with nitrogen.
 If the distance from the point where nitrogen enters the piping to the joint to be brazed is long, ensure that the
nitrogen is flowed for sufficient time to discharge all the air from the section to be brazed before commencing
brazing.
Figure 3-4.5: Flowing nitrogen from shorter side during brazing
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Piping orientation during brazing

Brazing should be conducted downwards or horizontally to avoid filler leakage.
Figure 3-4.6: Piping orientation during brazing
Piping overlap during brazing

Table 3-4.3 specifies the minimum permissible piping overlap and the range of permissible gap sizes for brazed joints
on piping of different diameters. Refer also to Figure 3-4.7.
Figure 3-4.7: Piping overlap and gap for brazed joints
Legend
A Inner diameter of larger pipe
D Outer diameter of smaller pipe
B Inlaid depth (overlap)
Table 3-4.3: Piping overlap and gap for brazed joints1

Minimum
Permissible A – D
D (mm) permissible B
(mm)
(mm)
5<D<8 6
0.05 - 0.21
8 < D < 12 7
12 < D < 16 8
0.05 - 0.27
16 < D < 25 10
25 < D < 35 12
0.05 - 0.35
35 < D < 45 14
Notes:
1. A, B, D refer to the dimensions shown in Figure 3-4.7.
Filler
 Use a copper/phosphorus brazing alloy (BCuP) filler that does not require flux.
 Do not use flux. Flux can cause corrosion of piping and can affect the performance of compressor oil.
 Do not use anti-oxidants when brazing. Residue can clog piping and damage components.
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4.6 Branch Joints

 Use U-shaped branch joints as specified on the Figure 3-4.8: Branch joint orientation
construction drawings – do not replace U-shaped branch
joints with tee joints.
 Indoor branch joints may be installed either horizontally or
vertically. Horizontal branch joints must be installed at an
angle to the horizontal not exceeding 10° in order to avoid
uneven distribution of refrigerant and possible
malfunction. Refer to Figure 3-4.8.
 To ensure even distribution of refrigerant, a limitation is
placed on how close branch joints may be installed to
bends, other branch joints and the straight sections of
piping leading to indoor units. Refer to Part 3, 3.7 “Branch
Joints”.
4.7 Pipe Flushing

4.7.1 Purpose
To remove dust, other particles and moisture, which could cause compressor malfunction if not flushed out before the
system is run, the refrigerant piping should be flushed using nitrogen. As described in Part 3, 4.1.1 “Installation procedure”,
pipe flushing should be performed once the piping connections have been completed with the exception of the final
connections to the indoor units. That is, flushing should be performed once the outdoor units have been connected but
before the indoor units are connected.
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4.7.2 Procedure

Warning
Only use nitrogen for flushing. Using carbon dioxide risks leaving condensation in the piping. Oxygen, air, refrigerant,
flammable gases and toxic gases must not be used for flushing. Use of such gases may result in fire or explosion.
Procedure
The liquid and gas sides can be flushed simultaneously; alternatively, one side can be flushed first and then Steps 1
to 8 repeated, for the other side. The flushing procedure is as follows:
1. Cover the inlets and outlets of the indoor units to prevent dirt getting blown in during pipe flushing. (Pipe
flushing should be carried out before connecting the indoor units to the piping system.)
2. Attach a pressure reducing valve to a nitrogen cylinder.
3. Connect the pressure reducing valve outlet to the inlet on the liquid (or gas) side of the outdoor unit.
4. Use blind plugs to block all liquid (gas) side openings, except for the opening at the indoor unit which is furthest
from the outdoor unit (“Indoor unit A” in Figure 3-4.9).

5. Start to open the nitrogen cylinder valve and gradually increase the pressure to 0.5MPa.
6. Allow time for nitrogen to flow as far as the opening at indoor unit A.
7. Flush the first opening:
a) Using suitable material, such as a bag or cloth, press firmly against the opening at indoor unit A.
b) When the pressure becomes too high to block with your hand, suddenly remove your hand allowing gas to
rush out.
c) Repeatedly flush in this manner until no further dirt or moisture is emitted from the piping. Use a clean
cloth to check for dirt or moisture being emitted. Seal the opening once it has been flushed.
8. Flush the other openings in the same manner, working in sequence from indoor unit A towards the outdoor
unit. Refer to Figure 3-4.10.
9. Once flushing is complete, seal all openings to prevent dust and moisture from entering.
Figure 3-4.9: Pipe flushing using nitrogen
Figure 3-4.10: Pipe flushing sequence1
Notes:
1. 1-2-3-4-5-6 working towards the outdoor unit.
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4.8 Gastightness Test
4.8.1 Purpose
To prevent faults caused by refrigerant leakage, a gastightness test should be performed before system commissioning.
4.8.2 Procedure

Warning
Only dry nitrogen should be used for gastightness testing. Oxygen, air, flammable gases and toxic gases must not be
used for gastightness testing. Use of such gases may result in fire or explosion.
Procedure
The gastightness test procedure is as follows:
Step 1
 Once the piping system is complete and the indoor and outdoor units have been connected, vacuum the piping
to -0.1MPa.
Step 2
 Charge the indoor piping with nitrogen at 0.3MPa through the needle valves on the liquid and gas stop valves
and leave for at least 3 minutes (do not open the liquid or gas stop valves). Observe the pressure gauge to check
for large leakages. If there is a large leakage, the pressure gauge will drop quickly.
 If there are no large leakages, charge the piping with nitrogen at 1.5MPa and leave for at least 3 minutes.
Observe the pressure gauge to check for small leakages. If there is a small leakage, the pressure gauge will drop
distinctly.
 If there are no small leakages, charge the piping with nitrogen at 4.0MPa and leave for at least 24 hours to check
for micro leakages. Micro leakages are difficult to detect. To check for micro leakages, allow for any change in
ambient temperature over the test period by adjusting the reference pressure by 0.01MPa per 1°C of
temperature difference. Adjusted reference pressure = Pressure at pressurization + (temperature at observation
– temperature at pressurization) x 0.01MPa. Compare the observed pressure with the adjusted reference
pressure. If they are the same, the piping has passed the gastightness test. If the observed pressure is lower
than the adjusted reference pressure, the piping has a micro leakage.
 If the leakage is detected, refer to Part 3, 4.8.3 “Leak detection”. Once the leak has been found and fixed, the
gastightness test should be repeated.
Step 3
 If not continuing straight to vacuum drying (see Part 3, 4.9 “Vacuum Drying”) once the gastightness test is
complete, reduce the system pressure to 0.5-0.8MPa and leave the system pressurized until ready to carry out
the vacuum drying procedure.
Figure 3-4.11: Gastightness test
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4.8.3 Leak detection

The general methods for identifying the source of a leak are as follows:
1. Audio detection: relatively large leaks are audible.
2. Touch detection: place your hand at joints to feel for escaping gas.
3. Soapy water detection: small leaks can be detected by the formation of bubbles when soapy water is applied to
a joint.
4. Refrigerant leak detection: for leaks that are difficult to detect, refrigerant leak detection may be used as follows:
a) Pressurize the piping with nitrogen at 0.3MPa.
b) Add refrigerant into the piping until the pressure reaches 0.5MPa.
c) Use a halogen refrigerant detector to find the leak.
d) If the leak source cannot be found, continuing charging with refrigerant to a pressure of 4MPa and then
search again.
4.9 Vacuum Drying

4.9.1 Purpose
Vacuum drying should be performed in order to remove moisture and non-condensable gases from the system. Removing
moisture prevents ice formation and oxidization of copper piping or other internal components. The presence of ice
particles in the system would cause abnormal operation, whilst particles of oxidized copper can cause compressor damage.
The presence of non-condensable gases in the system would lead to pressure fluctuations and poor heat exchange
performance.
Vacuum drying also provides additional leak detection (in addition to the gas tightness test).
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4.9.2 Procedure

During vacuum drying, a vacuum pump is used to lower the pressure in the piping to the extent that any moisture
present evaporates. At 5mmHg (755mmHg below typical atmospheric pressure) the boiling point of water is 0°C.
Therefore a vacuum pump capable of maintaining a pressure of -756mmHg or lower should be used. Using a vacuum
pump with a discharge in excess of 4L/s and a precision level of 0.02mmHg is recommended.
Caution
 Before performing vacuum drying, make sure that all the outdoor unit stop valves are firmly closed.
 Once the vacuum drying is complete and the vacuum pump is stopped, the low pressure in the piping could
suck vacuum pump lubricant into the air conditioning system. The same could happen if the vacuum pump
stops unexpectedly during the vacuum drying procedure. Mixing of pump lubricant with compressor oil could
cause compressor malfunction and a one-way valve should therefore be used to prevent vacuum pump
lubricant seeping into the piping system.
Procedure
The vacuum drying procedure is as follows:
Step 1
 Connect the blue (low pressure side) hose of a pressure gauge to the outdoor unit gas pipe stop valve, the red
(high pressure side) hose to the outdoor unit liquid pipe stop valve and the yellow hose to the vacuum pump.
Step 2
 Start the vacuum pump and then open the pressure gauge valves to start vacuum the system.
 After 30 minutes, close the pressure gauge valves.
 After a further 5 to 10 minutes check the pressure gauge. If the gauge has returned to zero, check for leakages in
the refrigerant piping.
Step 3
 Re-open the pressure gauge valves and continue vacuum drying for at least 2 hours and until a pressure
difference of 756mmHg or more has been achieved. Once the pressure difference of at least 756mmHg has
been achieved, continue vacuum drying for 2 hours.
Step 4
 Close the pressure gauge valves and then stop the vacuum pump.
 After 1 hour, check the pressure gauge. If the pressure in the piping has not increased, the procedure is finished.
If the pressure has increased, check for leakages.
 After vacuum drying, keep the blue and red hoses connected to the pressure gauge and to the outdoor unit
stop valves, in preparation for refrigerant charging (see Part 3, 7 “Charging Refrigerant”).
Figure 3-4.12: Vacuum drying
Pressure gauge
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5 Drain Piping
5.1 Design Considerations
Drain piping design should take account of the following considerations:
 Indoor unit condensate drain piping needs to be of sufficient diameter to carry the volume of condensate produced
at the indoor units and installed at a slope sufficient to allow drainage. Discharge as close as possible to the indoor
units is usually preferable.
 To prevent the drain piping becoming excessively long, consideration should be given to installing multiple drain
piping systems, with each system having its own drainage point and providing drainage for a subset of the overall set
of indoor units.
 The routing of drain piping should take into consideration the need to maintain sufficient slope for drainage whilst
avoiding obstacles such as beams and ducting. The drain piping slope should be at least 1:100 away from indoor units.
Refer to Figure 3-5.1.
Figure 3-5.1: Drain piping minimum slope requirement

 To avoid backflow and other potential complications, two horizontal drain pipes should not meet at the same level.
Refer to the Figure 3-5.2 for suitable connection arrangements. Such arrangements also allow the slope of the two
horizontal pipes to be selected independently.
Figure 3-5.2: Drain piping joints – correct and incorrect configurations
 Branch drain piping should join main drain piping from the Figure 3-5.3: Branch drain piping joining main drain piping
top, as shown in Figure 3-5.3. 45°
 Recommended support/hanger spacing is 0.8 – 1.0m for
horizontal piping and 1.5 – 2.0m for vertical piping. Each
vertical section should be fitted with at least two supports.
For horizontal piping, spacing greater than those
recommended leads to sagging and deformation of the pipe
profile at the supports which impedes water flow and should
therefore be avoided.
 Air vents should be fitted at the highest point of each drain Figure 3-5.4: Effect of insufficient drain piping support
piping system to ensure that condensation is discharged
smoothly. U-bends or elbow joints should be used such that
the vents face downwards, to prevent dust entering the
piping. Refer to Figure 3-5.5. Air vents should not be
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installed too close to indoor unit lift pumps.
Figure 3-5.5: Drain piping air vents
 Air conditioner drain piping should be installed separately from waste, rainwater and other drain piping and should
not come into direct contact with the ground.
 Drain piping diameter should be not less than the indoor units’ drain piping connection.
 To allow inspection and maintenance, the piping clamps shipped with units should be used to attach drain piping to
indoor units – adhesive should not be used.

 Thermal insulation should be added to drain piping to prevent condensation forming. Thermal insulation should
extend all the way to the connection with the indoor unit.
 Units with drain pumps should have separate drain piping systems from systems that use natural drainage.
5.2 Water Traps

For indoor units with a high negative pressure differential at the outlet of the Figure 3-5.6: Drain piping water traps
drainage pan, a trap should be fitted to the drain piping to prevent poor
drainage and/or water being blown back into the drainage pan. Traps should
be arranged as in Figure 3-5.6. The vertical separation H should be in excess of
50mm. A plug may be fitted to allow cleaning or inspection.
5.3 Selecting Piping Diameters

Select branch drainage piping (the drain piping connection to each unit)
diameters according to indoor unit flow volume and select main drainage piping diameters according to the combined
flow volume of the upstream indoor units. Use a design assumption of 2 liters of condensate per horsepower per hour. For
example, the combined flow volume of three 2HP units and two 1.5HP units would be calculated as follows:
Combined flow volume = 3 x 2 L/HP/h × 2HP = 18 L/h

+ 2 x 2 L/HP/h × 1.5HP
Tables 3-5.1 and 3-5.2 specify the required piping diameters for horizontal and vertical branch piping and for main piping.
Note that main piping should use PVC40 or larger.
Table 3-5.1: Horizontal drain piping diameters
Nominal Capacity (L/h)

PVC piping Remarks
diameter (mm) Slope 1:50 Slope 1:100
PVC25 25 39 27
Branch piping only
PVC32 32 70 50
PVC40 40 125 88
PVC50 50 247 175 Branch or main piping
PVC63 63 473 334
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Table 3-5.2: Vertical drain piping diameters
Nominal
PVC piping Capacity (L/h) Remarks
diameter (mm)
PVC25 25 220
Branch piping only
PVC32 32 410
PVC40 40 730
PVC50 50 1440
PVC63 63 2760 Branch or main piping
PVC75 75 5710
PVC90 90 8280
5.4 Drain Piping for Units with Lift Pumps

Drain piping for units with lift pumps should take account of the following additional considerations:
 A downward sloping section should immediately follow the vertically rising section adjacent to the unit, otherwise a
water pump error will occur. Refer to Figure 3-5.7.
 Air vents should not be installed on vertically rising sections of drain piping, otherwise water may be discharged
through the air vent or water flow may be impeded.
Figure 3-5.7: Downward sloping section of drain piping

5.5 Drain Piping Installation

Installation of the drain piping should proceed in the following order:
Drain piping Water tightness
Indoor unit installation Drain piping insulation
installation test
Caution
 Ensure that all joints are firm and once the drain piping is all connected conduct a water tightness test and
water flow test.
 Do not connect air conditioner drain piping to waste, rainwater or other drain piping and do not let air
conditioner drain piping come into direct contact with the ground.
 For units with drain pumps, test that the drain pump functions properly by adding water to the unit’s drainage
pan and running the unit. To allow inspection and maintenance, the pipe clamps shipped with units should be
used to attach drain piping to indoor units – adhesive should not be used.
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5.6 Water tightness Test and Water Flow Test
Once installation of a drainage piping system is complete, water tightness and water flow tests should be performed.

Water tightness test
 Fill the piping with water and test for leakages over a 24-hour period.
Water flow test (natural drainage test)

 Slowly fill the drainage pan of each indoor unit with at least 600ml of water through the inspection port and
check that the water is discharged through the outlet of the drain piping.
Caution
 The drain plug in the drainage pan is for removing accumulated water prior to performing indoor unit
maintenance. During normal operation, the drain should be plugged to prevent leakage.
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6 Insulation
6.1 Refrigerant Piping Insulation
6.1.1 Purpose
During operation, the temperature of the refrigerant piping varies. Insulation is required to ensure unit performance and
compressor lifespan. During cooling, the gas pipe temperature can be very low. Insulation prevents condensation forming
on the piping. During heating, the gas pipe temperature can rise to as high as 100°C. Insulation serves as necessary
protection from burns.
6.1.2 Selecting insulation materials

Refrigerant piping insulation should be closed-cell foam of B1 fire resistance rating that can withstand a constant
temperature of over 120°C and that complies with all applicable legislation.
6.1.3 Thickness of insulation

Carry out heat insulation treatment for the pipes at the gas and liquid sides respectively. Pipes on the liquid and air sides
have a low temperature during cooling. Take sufficient insulation measures to prevent condensation. Minimum
thicknesses for refrigerant piping insulation are specified in Table 3-6.1.

Table 3-6.1: Refrigerant piping insulation thickness
Pipe outer diameter Minimum insulation thickness
(mm) (mm)
Ф6.35
Ф9.53 15
Ф12.7
Ф15.9
Ф19.1
Ф22.2 20
Ф25.4
Ф28.6
6.1.4 Installation of piping insulation
With the exception of joint insulation, insulation should be applied to piping before fixing the piping in place. Insulation at
joints in refrigerant piping should be applied after the gas tightness test has been completed.

 Installation of insulation should be carried out in a manner suited to the type of insulation material being used.
 Ensure there are no gaps at the joints between sections of insulation.
 Do not apply tape too tightly as doing so may shrink insulation, reducing its insulating properties leading to
condensation and loss of efficiency.
 Insulate gas and liquid pipes separately, otherwise heat exchange between the two sides will greatly impact
efficiency.
 Do not bind the separately insulated gas and liquid pipes together too tightly as doing so can damage the joints
between sections of insulation.
6.1.5 Installation of joint insulation

Insulation at joints in the refrigerant piping should be installed after the gas tightness test has been successfully
completed. The procedure at each joint is as follows:
1. Cut a section of insulation 50 to 100mm longer than the gap to be filled. Ensure that the cross-sectional and
longitudinal openings are all cut evenly.
2. Embed the section into the gap ensuring that the ends abut tightly to the sections of insulation either side of the gap.
3. Glue the longitudinal cut and the joints with the sections of insulation either side of the gap.
4. Seal the seams with tape.
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Figure 3-6.1: Installation of joint insulation (unit: mm)
6.2 Drain Piping Insulation

 Use rubber/plastic insulating tube with a B1 fire resistance rating.
 The insulation should typically be in excess of 10mm thick.
 For drain piping installed inside a wall, insulation is not required.

Use suitable adhesive to seal seams and joints in the insulation and then bind with cloth reinforced tape of width not
less than 50mm. Ensure tape is fixed firmly to avoid condensation.
 Ensure the drain piping insulation adjacent to the indoor unit drainage water outlet is fixed to the unit itself using
adhesive, to prevent condensation and dripping.
6.3 Ducting Insulation

 Suitable insulation should be added to ducting in according with all applicable legislation.
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7 Charging Refrigerant
7.1 Calculating Additional Refrigerant Charge
The additional refrigerant charge required depends on the lengths and diameters of the outdoor and indoor liquid pipes.
Table 3-7.1 shows the additional refrigerant charge required per meter of equivalent pipe length for different diameters of
pipe. The total additional refrigerant charge is obtained by summing the additional charge requirements for each of the
outdoor and indoor liquid pipes, as in the following formula, where L1 to L8 represent the equivalent lengths of the pipes of
different diameters. Assume 0.5m for the equivalent pipe length of each branch joint.
Additional refrigerant charge R (kg) = L1 (Φ6.35) × 0.022 Table 3-7.1: Additional refrigerant charge
+ L2 (Φ9.53) × 0.054 Additional refrigerant charge per
Liquid side
meter of equivalent length of
+ L3 (Φ12.7) × 0.110 piping (mm)
piping (kg)
+ L4 (Φ15.9) × 0.170 Φ6.35 0.022
Φ9.53 0.054
Φ12.7 0.110
Φ15.9 0.170
7.2 Adding Refrigerant

Caution
 Only charge refrigerant after performing a gas tightness test and vacuum drying.
 Never charge more refrigerant than required as doing so can lead to liquid hammering.
 Only use refrigerant R410A - charging with an unsuitable substance may cause explosions or accidents.
 Use tools and equipment designed for use with R410A to ensure required pressure resistance and to prevent
foreign materials from entering the system.
 Refrigerant must be treated in accordance with applicable legislation.
 Always use protective gloves and protect your eyes when charging refrigerant.
 Open refrigerant containers slowly.
Procedure
The procedure for adding refrigerant is as follows:
Step 1
 Calculate additional refrigerant charge R (kg) (see Part 3, 7.1 “Calculating Additional Refrigerant Charge”)
Step 2
 Place a tank of R410A refrigerant on a weighing scale. Turn the tank upside down to ensure refrigerant is
charged in a liquid state. (R410A is a blend of two different chemicals compounds. Charging gaseous R410A into
the system could mean that the refrigerant charged is not of the correct composition).
 After vacuum drying (see Part 3, 4.9 “Vacuum Drying”), the blue and red pressure gauge hoses should still be
connected to the pressure gauge and to the master unit stop valves.
 Connect the yellow hose from the pressure gauge to the R410A refrigerant tank.
Step 3
· Open the valve where the yellow hose meets the pressure gauge, and open the refrigerant tank slightly to let
the refrigerant eliminate the air. Caution: open the tank slowly to avoid freezing your hand.
· Set the weighing scale to zero.
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Step 4
· Open the three valves on the pressure gauge to begin charging refrigerant.
· When the amount charged reaches R (kg), close the three valves. If the amount charged has not reached R (kg)
but no additional refrigerant can be charged, close the three valves on the pressure gauge, run the outdoor unit
in cooling mode, and then open the yellow and blue valves. Continue charging until the full R (kg) of refrigerant
has been charged, then close the yellow and blue valves. Note: Before running the system, be sure to complete
all the pre-commissioning checks as listed in Part 3, 10.2 “Pre-commissioning Checks” and be sure to open all
stop valves as running the system with the stop valves closed would damage the compressor.
Figure 3-7.1: Charging refrigerant

Pressure gauge
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8 Electrical Wiring
8.1 General

Caution
 All installation and wiring must be carried out by competent and suitably qualified, certified and accredited
professionals and in accordance with all applicable legislation.
 Electrical systems should be grounded in accordance with all applicable legislation.
 Overcurrent circuit breakers and residual-current circuit breakers (ground fault circuit interrupters) should be
used in accordance with all applicable legislation.
 Wiring patterns shown in this data book are general connection guides only and are not intended for, or to
include all details for, any specific installation.
 The refrigerant piping, power wiring and communication wiring are typically run in parallel. However the
communication wiring should not be bound together with the refrigerant piping or power wiring. To prevent
signal interference, the power wiring and communication wiring should not be run in the same conduit. If the

power supply is less than 10A, a separation of at least 300mm between power wiring and communication
wiring conduits should be maintained; if the power supply is in the range 10A to 50A then a separation of at
least 500mm should be maintained.
8.2 Power Supply Wiring

Power supply wiring design and installation should adhere to the following requirements:
 Separate power supplies should be provided for the indoor units and outdoor unit.
 Where five or more outdoor units are installed, additional residual current protection (leakage protection) should be
installed.
 All the indoor units in a system (i.e. all the indoor units connected to the same outdoor unit) should be tied into the
same power circuit with the same power supply, overcurrent and residual current protection (leakage protection)
and manual switch, as shown in Figure 3-8.1. Do not install separate protectors or manual switches for each indoor
unit. Powering on and shutting down all indoor units in a system should be done simultaneously. The reason for this
is that if an indoor unit that is running were to suddenly power off whilst the other indoor units continued running,
the evaporator of the powered-off unit would freeze since refrigerant would continue flowing to that unit (its
expansion valve would still be open) but its fan would have stopped. The indoor units that remain running would not
get sufficient refrigerant so their performance would suffer. Additionally, liquid refrigerant returning directly to the
compressor from the powered-off unit would cause liquid hammering, potentially damaging the compressor.
 For outdoor unit power wire sizing and circuit breaker sizing, refer to Table 2-6.1 in Part 2, 6 “Electrical
Characteristics”.
Table 3-8.1: Outdoor specification of power

Capacity 28 model 36 model 42/48/56 model
Phase 1 phase 1 phase 1 phase
Outdoor
Voltage and Frequency 220-240V~ 50/60Hz 220-240V~ 50/60Hz 220-240V~ 50/60Hz
Unit power
Power Wiring(mm2) 3-core X4.0 3-core X4.0 3-core X6.0
Circuit Breaker/Fuse (A) 25 32 40
Indoor unit/Outdoor unit Signal wire
3-core shielded wire
(Weak electric signal) (mm2)
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Figure 3-8.1: Indoor unit power supply wiring
Single-phase 220~ 50/60Hz
Leakage protector
Manual switch Branch box
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Indoor unit
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

The power supply should be connected to the outdoor unit power supply terminals as shown in Figure 3-8.2.
Figure 3-8.2: Outdoor unit 1-phase power supply terminals
8.3 Communication Wiring

Communication wiring design and installation should adhere to the following requirements:
 0.75mm2 three-core shielded cable should be used for communication wiring. Using other types of cable can lead to
interference and malfunction.
 Indoor communication wiring:
 The P Q E communication wires should be connected one unit after another in a daisy chain from the outdoor
unit to the final indoor unit. At the final indoor unit, a 120Ω resistor should be connected between the P and Q
terminals. After the final indoor unit, the communication wiring should NOT be continued back to the outdoor
unit – that is, do not attempt to form a closed loop.
 The P and Q communication wires should NOT be grounded.
 The shielding nets of the communication wires should be connected together and grounded. Grounding can be
achieved by connecting to the metal casing adjacent to the P Q E terminals of the outdoor unit electrical control
box.
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
Notes for installers
The communication wires should be connected to the outdoor unit terminals indicated in Figure 3-8.3 and Table
3-8.2.
Caution
 Communication wiring has polarity. Care should be taken to connect the poles correctly.
Figure 3-8.3: Outdoor unit communication terminals Table 3-8.2: Communication connections
Terminals Connection
XYE Connect to centralized controller or gateway
PQE Connect between indoor units and outdoor unit

Figure 3-8.4: System power wiring example
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8.4 Wiring example
Figure 3-8.4: System communication wiring example
Note: The wired controller and centralized controller in the dashed box are optional accessories. If necessary, please contact
the local distributor for purchase.
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9 Installation in Areas of High Salinity
9.1 Caution
Do not install outdoor units where they could be directly exposed to sea air. Corrosion, particularly on the condenser and
evaporator fins, could cause product malfunction or inefficient performance.
Outdoor units installed in seaside locations should be placed such as to avoid direct exposure to the sea air and additional
anticorrosion treatment options should be selected, otherwise the service life of the outdoor units will be seriously
affected.
Air conditioning installed in seaside locations should be run regularly as the running of the outdoor unit fans helps prevent
build-up of salt on the outdoor unit heat exchangers.
9.2 Placement and Installation

Outdoor units should be installed 300m or more from the sea. If possible, well-ventilated indoor locations should be
chosen. If it is necessary to install outdoor units outside, direct exposure to the sea air should be avoided. A canopy should
be added to shield the units from sea air and rain.

Ensure that base structures drain well so that outdoor unit footings do not become waterlogged. Check that outdoor unit
casing drainage holes are not blocked.
9.3 Inspection and maintenance

In addition to standard outdoor unit servicing and maintenance, the following additional inspections and maintenance
should be undertaken for outdoor units installed in seaside locations:
 A comprehensive post-installation inspection should check for any scratches or other damage to painted surfaces and
any damaged areas should be repainted/repaired immediately.
 The units should be regularly cleaned using (non-salty) water to remove any salt that has accumulated. Areas cleaned
should include the condenser, the refrigerant piping system, the outside surface of the unit casing and the outside
surface of the electric control box.
 Regular inspections should check for corrosion and if necessary corroded components should be replaced and/or
anti-corrosion treatments should be added.
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10 Commissioning
10.1 Multi-system Projects
For projects with multiple refrigerant systems, each independent refrigeration system (i.e. each system of one outdoor
unit and its connected indoor units) should be given a test run independently, before the multiple systems that make up a
project are run simultaneously.
10.2 Pre-commissioning Checks

Before turning on the power to the indoor and outdoor units, ensure the following:
1. All indoor and outdoor refrigeration piping and communication wiring has been connected to the correct
refrigeration system and the system to which each indoor and outdoor unit belongs is clearly marked on each unit or
recorded in some other suitable place.
2. Pipe flushing, gas tightness testing and vacuum drying have been satisfactorily completed as per instructions.
3. All condensate drain piping is complete and a water tightness test has been satisfactorily completed.
4. All power and communication wiring is connected to the correct terminals on units and controllers.
5. No wiring has been connected in a short-circuit.

6. The power supplies to indoor and outdoor units have been checked and the power supply voltages are within ±10%
of the rated voltages for each product.
7. All control wiring is 0.75mm2 three-core shielded cable and the shielding has been grounded.
8. Indoor and outdoor unit field settings have been set as required.
9. The additional refrigerant charge has been added as per Part 3, 7 “Charging Refrigerant”. Note: In some
circumstances it may be necessary to run the system in cooling mode during the refrigerant charging procedure. In
such circumstances, points 1 to 8 above should be checked before running the system for the purpose of charging
refrigerant and the outdoor unit liquid and gas stop valves should be opened.
During commissioning, it is important that you:

 Keep a supply of R410A refrigerant at hand.
 Keep the system layout, system piping and control wiring diagrams at hand.
10.3 Commissioning Trial Runs

10.3.1 Commissioning test run of single refrigerant system
Once all the pre-commissioning checks in Part 3, 10.2 “Pre-commissioning Checks” have been completed, a test run should
be performed as described below and an Atom Series System Commissioning Report (see Part 3, 11 “Appendix to Part 3 –
System Commissioning Report”) should be completed as a record of the operating status of the system during
commissioning.
Note: When running the system for commissioning test runs, if the combination ratio is 100% or less, run all the indoor
units and if the combination ratio is more than 100%, run indoor units with total capacity equal to the capacity of the
outdoor unit.
The test run procedure is as follows:

1. Open the outdoor unit liquid and gas stop valves.
2. Turn on the power to the outdoor unit.
3. If manual addressing is being used, set the addresses of each indoor unit.
4. Leave the power on for a minimum of 12 hours prior to running the system to ensure that the crankcase heaters have
heated the compressor oil sufficiently.
5. Run the system:
a) Run the system in cooling mode with the following settings: temperature 17°C; fan speed high.
b) After one hour, complete Sheet A of the system commissioning report then check the system parameters using
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the CHECK button on the outdoor unit’s main PCB and complete the cooling mode columns of one Sheet D and
one Sheet E of the system commissioning report for the outdoor unit.
c) Run the system in heating mode with the following settings: temperature 30°C; fan speed high.
d) After one hour, complete Sheet B of the system commissioning report then check the system parameters using
the CHECK button on the outdoor unit’s main PCB and complete the heating mode columns of one Sheet D and
one Sheet E of the system commissioning report for the outdoor unit.
6. Finally, complete Sheet C of the system commissioning report.
10.3.2 Commissioning test run of multiple refrigerant systems

Once the commissioning test run of each refrigerant system has been satisfactorily completed as per Part 3, 10.3.1
“Commissioning test run of single refrigerant system”, run the multiple systems that make up a project simultaneously and
check for any abnormalities.
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11 Appendix to Part 3 – System Commissioning Report
A total of up to 4 report sheets should be completed for each system:
 One Sheet A, one Sheet B and one Sheet C per system.
 One Sheet D per outdoor unit.
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System Commissioning Report – Sheet A
SYSTEM INFORMATION
Project name and location Customer company
System name Installation company
Commissioning date Agent company
Outdoor ambient temp. Commissioning engineer

Model Serial no. Power supply (V)
Outdoor unit information
OUTDOOR UNIT
Compressor suction pipe
Current (A)
temperature
System pressure at check
Within normal range?
port
INDOOR UNITS
(Sample of over 20% of the indoor units including the unit farthest from the outdoor unit)

Room Set temp. Inlet temp. Outlet temp. Drainage Abnormal noise/
(After running in cooling mode for one hour)
COOLING MODE PARAMETER RECORD
Model Address
no. (°C) (°C) (°C) OK? vibration?
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System Commissioning Report – Sheet B
SYSTEM INFORMATION
Project name and location Customer company
System name Installation company
Commissioning date Agent company
Outdoor ambient temp. Commissioning engineer

Model Serial no. Power supply (V)
Outdoor unit information
OUTDOOR UNIT
Compressor suction pipe
Current (A)
temperature
System pressure at check
Within normal range?
port
INDOOR UNITS
(Sample of over 20% of the indoor units including the unit farthest from the outdoor unit)
(After running in heating mode for one hour)
Room Set temp. Inlet temp. Outlet temp. Drainage Abnormal noise/
COOLING MODE PARAMETER RECORD
Model Address
no. (°C) (°C) (°C) OK? vibration?
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System Commissioning Report – Sheet C
Project name and location System name
RECORD OF ISSUES SEEN DURING COMMISSIONING

Serial no. of
No. Description of observed issue Suspected cause Troubleshooting undertaken
relevant unit

3
OUTDOOR UNIT FINAL CHECKLIST
SW2 system check

performed?
Any abnormal noise?
Any abnormal vibration?
Fan rotation normal?
Commissioning engineer Dealer Proclim representative
Name:
Signature:
Date:
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System Commissioning Report – Sheet D
Project name and location System name
Observed values
DSP1 Cooling Heating
Parameters displayed on DSP2 Remarks
content mode mode
0.-- Operating frequency Actual value = value displayed
1.-- Operating mode Refer to Note 1
2.-- Operating fan speed level Refer to Note 2
3.-- Total capacity requirement of indoor units
4.-- Total capacity requirement for the modified ODU
5.-- T3 Condenser temperature(°C) Actual value = value displayed
6.-- T4 Outdoor ambient temperature(°C) Actual value = value displayed
7.-- T5 discharge temperature(°C) Actual value = value displayed

8.-- TF invert module Temperature(°C) Actual value = value displayed
9.-- TL refrigerant cooling tube temperature (°C) Actual value = value displayed
10.-- EXVA position Actual value = value displayed× 8
11.-- Actual current (A) Actual value = value displayed
12.-- Inverter compressor current (A) Actual value = value displayed
13.-- Actual voltage (V) Actual value = value displayed
14.-- DC bus voltage (V) Actual value = value displayed
15.-- Indoor heat exchanger pipe (T2/T2B) average temperature (°C) Actual value = value displayed
16.-- Total number of IDUs Actual value = value displayed
17.-- Number of Operating IDUs
18.-- Model
ODU address in the centralized control
19.-- System address
system
20.-- Priority mode Refer to Note 3
21.-- Version of the program

“nn“ is displayed if no error or protection
22.-- Most recent error or protection code
events have occurred since start-up
23.-- Display “--”
Notes:
1. Operating mode:
 0: standby; 2: cooling; 3: heating; 4: forced cooling.
2. The fan speed index is related to the fan speed in rpm and can take any integer value in the range 0 (0-off) to 8 (fastest).
3. Priority mode:
 0: Automatic selection of priority mode; 1: cooling priority; 2: first ON priority; 3: heating only; 4: cooling only; 5: heating priority
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Part 1 General Information ............................................................................ 3

Part 2 Outdoor Unit Engineering Data ....................................................... 13

Part 3 System Design and Installation ........................................................ 69

2 External Appearance ............................................................................... 5

4 Combination Ratio .................................................................................. 7

5 Selection Procedure ................................................................................ 8

Part 1 – General Information

Table 1-1.2: Indoor unit capacity range

1.2 Outdoor Units

One-way Cassette Four-way Cassette

Compact Four-way Cassette Wall-mounted

Medium Static Pressure Duct

Part 1 – General Information

28 kBtu/h 36/42 kBtu/h 48/56 kBtu/h

Q4C: Compact Four-way Cassette

3.2 Outdoor Units

Sum of capacity indexes of the indoor units

Table 1-4.1: Indoor and outdoor unit combination ratio limitations

Type Minimum combination ratio Maximum combination ratio

Table 1-4.2: Combinations of Indoor and outdoor units

Part 1 – General Information

Design temperature and humidity (indoor and outdoor)

Decide indoor unit safety factor

Select indoor unit models ensuring that:

Step 3: Select outdoor unit

Determine required total heat load on the outdoor unit

Provisionally select outdoor unit capacity based on combination ratio limitations

VRF system selection is complete

Figure 1-5.1: Room plan

Step 1: Establish design conditions

Table 1-5.1: Required heat load of each room (kW)

Part 1 – General Information

Figure 1-5.2: System diagram

Level Equivalent length of piping 50m

Step 2: Select indoor units

Step 3: Select outdoor unit

Table 1-5.4: Sum of indoor unit capacity indexes

Sum of CIs 120

Table 1-5.5: Combinations of Indoor and outdoor units

Part 1 – General Information

Figure 1-5.3: Atom rate of change in cooling capacity

d) Calculate the corrected capacity of pdv-V36W/DHN1(At) (“C”) by using K1:

C = B × K1 = 10.44 × 0.968 =10.1kW

Repeat Step 3: Select outdoor unit

air 25.8 / 18.0 air 25.8 / 18.0

d) Calculate the corrected capacity of pdv-V42W/DHN1(At) (“C”) by using K1:

C = B × K1 = 11.2 × 0.968 =10.84kW

Part 2 - Outdoor Unit Engineering Data

4 Piping Diagrams .................................................................................... 18

5 Wiring Diagrams .................................................................................... 20

6 Electrical Characteristics ........................................................................ 23

8 Operating Limits .................................................................................... 65

9 Sound Levels ......................................................................................... 66

indoor unit Quantity 1~4 1~6 1~7

Part 2 - Outdoor Unit Engineering Data

Figure 2-3.3: Multiple unit installation top view (unit: mm)

Part 2 - Outdoor Unit Engineering Data