. .. . ---- . . . . mLb-.YrLJ-0 IULJ 19 July 1983 Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com TABLE 520.0-111. air temperatures - con-. ,.. . WARM MOIST ATMOSPHERE MODEL: ., ,,. World-Wide Relative : Dew ; * o ,. ,.-. ~) ‘erat= ~. &c)=- a (0:). mn r tur {. 29, ,: ‘3.28 25.0 77 L85 - 22 72 , 2 6.56 19.0 66 x85 u ,.. ,, 32.1’ 90 185 1 .3 ,- , . . , 13.10 4.0 39 185 2 . 35 6 19.70 -11.0 13 285. 17 - 62. ., -13, 26.20 -23.0 -lo k85’ -25 .-13 10 32.80 -38.0 -36 +:: -36 12 39.40 -52.0 -62 -62 14 45.90 -67.0 -88 -67 -88 16 52.50 -78.0 -1o8 -78 -1o8 18 59.10 -73.0 -1oo ‘ -73 -1oo 20 65.6o -65.0 -85 -65 -85” 22 72.20 -58.0 -72 -58.
-72 24 78.70 -53.0 -63 -53 -63 26 85.30 -48.0 -54 -48 -54 28 91.90 -43.0 -45. -43 -45 30 98.40 -38.0 -36 -38 -36 Ground SoakZ/ 43.0 109 .275\ 37 98 .: 3 8 I .- ....:,] w Uncontrolled humidity (dry as possible) 2/ Ground soak temperatures are not necessarily related to-measured data but are extreme levels to reduce ground soak time. 0 ,,. . ,,, ,. . ..