Deep-well Pumps

Deep-well Pumps

Deep-well Pumps produced by Hydro-Vacuum S.A.: Deep-well units are designed for use in water supply systems, for pumping and increasing liquid pressures in technological processes, reduction of ground water level, watering systems, and other industrial and residential applications.

Essential advantages of type G deep-well pumps:

  • the pump unit may be installed in a suspended, standing or horizontal position without necessity to rebuild foundations
  • may be installed in drilled, small-diameter wells without suction jackets
  • may be installed in drilled, large-diameter wells and in large tanks, with the use of suction jackets
  • pump unit may be installed directly in the pipeline, in a hermetic jacket in a vertical or horizontal position
  • may be incorporated with the pump unit by-pass in parallel to the pipe line, in a hermetic jacket in a vertical or horizontal position
  • incorporation of the pump unit is simplified by the linear position of stub pipes in the hermetic jacket
  • space requirement is minimized due to compact design
  • standardized design of the connections and couplings of the pumps and motors according to NEMA, which is accepted and used by all deep-well pump manufacturers in the world
  • a splined slide-over coupling enables torque to be transferred efficiently and durably without any maintenance, for a simplified assembly/disassembly/replacement and facilitated servicing
  • the pump/motor bearing arrangement requires no maintenance, it is lubricated by the pumped liquid in the pump and by the liquid that fills the motor in the motor, which enables heat of energetic losses to be removed therefrom
  • the pump unit, submersed in a hermetic jacket or tank, produces no noise

TECHNICAL DATA

  • Capacity Q: 0,9 ÷ 420 m3/h
  • Delivery head H: up to 642 m
  • Liquid maximum temperature t: up to 25oC *
* for higher temperatures, please contact the manufacturer every time

Liquids handled

Deep-well pumps are designed for use in handling raw or treated potable water, sea water, as well as for mineral and thermal applications, with no long fibers or abrasive content.
Mechanical impurities in the liquids handled may be up to 100 mg/l of water; for pump units where impellers and stators are made of plastic, they may be up to 50 mg/l of water.
Impurities that might cause creation of deposits in the pump and on the motor are inadmissible. If this is unavoidable, the deposits of 0.5 mm maximum must be removed.
Liquids liable to cause accelerated corrosion or erosion of the pump construction materials must never be used. Liquids other than water may be handled subject to manufacturer’s approval.

Motors used in deep-well units

Deep-well pumps manufactured by Hydro-Vacuum S.A. are fitted with wet-type submersible electric motors. Other types, ones having a fl ange connection and dimensions according to NEMA, may be used, if required.

Cooperation with frequency converters

All deep-well units manufactured by Hydro-Vacuum S.A. and equipped with three-phase electric motors may have a frequency converter drive.
Recommendations:
  • avoid operation of submersible motors at higher than nominal frequencies, i.e. 50 and 60 Hz;
  • the power rating of the submersible motor selected ought to be one magnitude higher than the standard motor power rating, matching a given pump;
  • the permissible minimum frequency is 32Hz, provided that a minimum rate of flow past the external motor surface of 0.2 m/s is maintained; it is advised to use a suction jacket for the purpose;
  • use RC and LC filters to protect the motor from harmful over-voltage and interferences;
  • select a frequency converter that matches the nominal current rating of the motor;
  • the frequency converter ought to incorporate safety devices, protecting the motor from:
    • over-current,
    • drop of supply voltage,
    • phase decay.
  • the frequency converter ought to be supplied strictly in accordance with manufacturer’s requirements, specifically those in respect of feeder-cable cross-sections and keeping the permissible distance between the frequency converter and the motor.
  • please note that the relationship below applies when changing the current frequency / rate of rotation of the pump unit shaft

Qx = Qn * (fx ÷ fn)1
Hx = Hn * (fx ÷ fn)2
Px = Pn * (fx ÷ fn)3

General conditions of characteristics validity

For all the characteristics of the pumps shown in this catalogue the following general conditions shall apply:
  • the characteristics declared above refer to pump units, with motors supplied with electric current at 50 Hz and power output sufficient for the entire pump capacity range
  • tolerances of pump operation parameters according to PN-EN ISO 9906 Cl. 2 Appendix A
  • the characteristics are obtained for handling non-aerated water at 20°C and viscosity v = 1 mm2/s
  • the pump characteristics H=f(Q) include hydraulic losses at the pump inlet and the non-return valve which is built in the pump
  • power characteristics P=f(Q) show an average power consumption by a single pump stage
  • efficiency characteristics η=f(Q) refer to a single hydraulic stage of a pump with a nominal-diameter impeller; without taking into account any losses at the pump inlet and the non-return valve
  • the pump efficiency for several stages or with trimmed impellers is lower than that shown in this catalogue and the efficiency characteristics η=f[Q] may be provided by the manufacturer if requested by the client
  • the pump works without cavitation if the required NPSH cavitation reserve plus the liquid column 0,5-1m is maintained
  • for handling liquids other than water please contact the manufacturer: handling liquids of which the density and viscosity are higher than those of water will cause an increased requirement for power at the pump shaft , therefore, a motor with a higher power output has to be used.
In certain situations, the duty point required may be located between the nominal characteristics of the succeeding pump type dimensions. Therefore, intermediate characteristics, obtained by the nominal impeller trimming, are introduced in GC, GD and GF deep-well pumps. In the GC and GD pumps having up to 9 stages, the succeeding trimmings are denoted by the letters A, B, C… and in the GF pump the succeeding impeller trimmings are denoted by the digits 1 to 5. This enables an optimized selection of the pump unit to match the required operating parameters, reduces power requirement on the pump shaft and enables a motor with a lower nominal power output to be selected.

If you are interested in pumps with more than 9 stages and having trimmed impellers, please contact the pump unit manufacturer. It is recommended to select pumps for operation in their high performance range for a more economical operation and maximized service life of the pump unit.

The pump unit may not be operated with the valve on the discharge pipe closed because the absence of flow past the motor makes it impossible to cool it. The recommended minimum pump capacity is not lower than 0,2*Qmax.

Design of deep-well pumps

Deep-well pumps are a multistage type of pumps, constructed in series. They are installed on submersible motors, therefore, they are also referred to as submersible units. The pumping unit is installed vertically, with a submersible motor located at the bottom and the deep-well impeller pump. The suction casing, protected with a sieve filter, is installed straight on the motor. The specific pump stages are installed aft er the suction casing. Each of them comprises the casing and the stator fitted in it, and an impeller (radial or diagonal type). The pump is closed with the non-return valve housing and the discharge casing to connect the pump unit to the discharge pipe using either fl anges or a threaded connection. A coupling is provided to connect the rotating parts of the pump and the motor shaft . Distance sleeves are provided to correctly position the impeller in the stator and pump casing. The rotating unit of the pump has steel-and-rubber bearing bushes

Depending on the deep-well pump type, the pump stages may be connected using either:
  • connecting tapes (the GAB, GB, GBC, GC and GCA pumps), or
  • double-nutted bolts (the GDB, GDC and GFB pumps) - individual stages.
Underwater deep-well units are special application pumps. They are compact and highly reliable. They have the following advantages:
  • low cost (the bore-holes have very small diameters, no buildings over the well are required),
  • low operating costs,
  • simple operation (no lubrication points),
  • fast and simple assembly and disassembly.
Deep-well pumps have been manufactured by HYDRO-VACUUM S.A. since 1939. Experience and ongoing improvement effort have resulted in a series of deep-well pumps of which the operating characteristics and service life are comparable to those of European products. They are used in a number of applications all over Poland: in municipal drinking water systems, in villages, in housing estates, in farming and gardening. They proved very well in tests and have been operated on a regular basis in the brown coal strip mine in Bełchatów and Konin (Poland). At present, they are used in other strip mines and in the construction industry, where low subsoil water levels are required in deep foundation trenches.

Selection of feeder cables

The feeder cables for deep-well units are preferably selected using
  • the diagram 1 and Table 1 for direct starting motors (see Page 8), and
  • the diagram 2 and Table 2 for star-delta starting motors (See Page 9).
The diagrams show the maximum lengths of feeder cables, depending on the current output for the supply voltage Un=400 V, a voltage drop of 3 % and temperature t = +25oC. For supply voltage ratings other than 400 V, the feeder cross-sectional area should be selected using suitable diagrams, adjusting the current output in accordance with the following formula:

I = Izn * 400

I = Izn * ------------

I = Izn * Uzn

For temperatures above +25oC, the selected feeder cable cross-section should be adjusted with regard to the cable current load limit, based on tolerable current loads given in Tables 1 and 2.

Example:
Select a feeder cable cross-section for a direct starting motor given the following parameters:
  • supply voltage rating, Uzn = 400 V:
  • current rating: - 40 A,
  • required cable length: - 300 m,
  • ambient temperature: - +45oC.
From Diagram 1 select the cable cross-section 35 mm2 for 40 A current rating and 300 m cable length. For such cable cross-section at 40 A current rating, the maximum tolerable cable length is 360 m. For a length of 300 m, the voltage drop is:

ΔU = 300 * 3% = 2,5%

ΔU = ------------ * 3% = 2,5%

ΔU = 360 * 3% = 2,5%

A smaller cable cross-section of 25 mm2 may be used for a current load of 40 A up to a length of 260 m. For a length of 300 m, the voltage drop is:

ΔU = 300 * 3% = 3,46%

ΔU = ------------ * 3% = 3,46%

ΔU = 260 * 3% = 3,46%

A cable cross-section of 35 mm2 with 2.5% voltage drop is the right choice.

Checking the current load:
For a temperature of 45oC and cable cross-section of 35 mm2, the tolerable maximum current load for a 3-wire cable is 120 A according to Table 1. Therefore, the cross-section above is suitable and sufficient.

Example:
Select a feeder cable cross-section for a direct starting motor given the following parameters:
  • supply voltage rating, Un, = 1000 V,
  • current rating: 100 A,
  • required cable length: 200 m
  • ambient temperature: +30oC.

I = 100 *400 = 40 A

I = 100 *------------ = 40 A

I = 100 *1000 = 40 A

From Diagram 1 select the cable cross-section 35 mm2. A current rating and 300 m cable length. For such cable cross-section at 40 A current rating, the maximum tolerable cable length is 360 m. For a length of 300 m, the voltage drop is:

ΔU = 200 * 3% = 1,67%

ΔU = ------------ * 3% = 1,67%

ΔU = 360 * 3% = 1,67%

Another smaller cable cross-section of 25 mm2 may be used for a current load of 40 A up to a length of 260 m. For a length of 200 m, the voltage drop is:

ΔU = 200 * 3% = 2,30%

ΔU = ------------ * 3% = 2,30%

ΔU = 260 * 3% = 2,30%

The current load is checked for nominal current rating In = 100 A according to Table 1. For a temperature of 30oC, the tolerable maximum current load is 128 A. Therefore, the cable cross-section above is sufficient.

Selection of feeder cable cross-section for direct star-up:

The data in the table below are based on Order 29 of the Ministry of Mining and Power Industry dated July 17th 1974, and VDE 0298 for cable temperature limit of 60oC.
Ambient temperature 25oC 30oC 35oC 40oC 45oC 50oC
Cross-section mm2 Permissible current load for 3-wire cables
Motor current rating [A]
1,5 25 23 21 19 17 13
2,5 34 31 29 25 23 18
4 45 41 38 34 31 24
6 58 53 49 43 40 31
10 80 73 67 60 55 42
16 107 98 90 80 74 57
25 139 128 117 104 96 74
35 174 160 146 130 120 92
50 216 199 181 162 149 114
70 267 246 224 200 184 143
95 322 296 270 242 222 171
120 369 340 310 276 255 195

Cable cross-section for 400 V

Voltage drop 3%; ambient temperature 25oC; cosø = 0,85.

Selection of feeder cable cross-section for star-delta starting motors

The data in the table below are based on Order 29 of the Ministry of Mining and Power Industry dated July 17th 1974, and VDE 0298 for cable temperature limit of 60oC.
Ambient temperature 25oC 30oC 35oC 40oC 45oC 50oC
Cross-sectional area mm2 Permissible current load for 3-wire cables
Motor current rating [A]
1,5 43 39 36 32 29 23
2,5 58 53 48 43 40 31
4 77 71 65 57 53 41
6 100 92 84 75 69 53
10 137 126 115 103 94 72
16 181 169 155 138 127 97
25 239 220 205 179 165 126
35 300 276 252 225 205 159
50 374 344 289 280 258 198
70 460 423 355 345 318 244
95 555 510 466 416 383 294
120 636 585 535 476 439 336

Cable cross-section for 400 V

Voltage drop 3%; ambient temperature 25oC; cosø = 0,85.

Motor cooling

Specific requirements are posed as to the rate of flow past the motor:
Type of motor Rate of flow past the motor Liquid temperature
m/s oC
MOTORS 4" 0.08 35
SMV 0.2 25
SMS 0.2 30
SMP 0.2 70
Calculation of the rate of flow past the motor:

V = Q [m/s]

V = --------------------------------------- [m/s]

V = 2826 (Ds2 - ds2) [m/s]

Where:
Q - pump capacity [m3/h]
Ds - well inside diameter [m]
ds - motor diameter [m]

NOTE: For Vcalc < Vreq a suction jacket is required on the motor, of which the inside diameter suits the desirable rate of flow past the motor.

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Old type New replacement
Type Capacity Delivery head Type Capacity Delivery head
[l/min] [m] [l/min] [m]
G 40 II 40 ÷ 100 16 ÷ 11 GAB.4.04 40 ÷ 110   22 ÷ 14
GB.0.03 20 ÷ 100   29 ÷ 14
G 40 III 40 ÷ 100 24 ÷ 17 GAB.4.04 40 ÷ 110   22 ÷ 14
GB.0.03 20 ÷ 100   29 ÷ 14
G 40 IV 40 ÷ 100 31 ÷ 23 GAB.4.06 40 ÷ 110   33 ÷ 21
GB.0.04 20 ÷ 100   39 ÷ 20
G 40 V 40 ÷ 100 39 ÷ 28 GAB.4.08 40 ÷ 110   45 ÷ 29
GB.0.05 20 ÷ 100   49 ÷ 23
G 40 VI 40 ÷ 100 47 ÷ 34 GAB.4.08 40 ÷ 110   45 ÷ 29
GB.0.06 20 ÷ 100   58 ÷ 30
G 40 VII 40 ÷ 100 55 ÷ 40 GAB.4.11 40 ÷ 110   62 ÷ 40
GB.0.07 20 ÷ 100   67 ÷ 31
G 40 VIII 40 ÷ 100 63 ÷ 46 GAB.4.11 40 ÷ 110   62 ÷ 40
GB.0.08 20 ÷ 100   78 ÷ 36
G 40 IX 40 ÷ 100 70 ÷ 51 GAB.4.14 40 ÷ 110   79 ÷ 51
GB.0.09 20 ÷ 100   88 ÷ 42
G 40 X 40 ÷ 100 78 ÷ 55 GAB.4.14 40 ÷ 110   79 ÷ 51
GB.0.10 20 ÷ 100   99 ÷ 45
G 40 XII 40 ÷ 100 86 ÷ 59 GAB.4.16 40 ÷ 110   90 ÷ 57
GB.0.12 20 ÷ 100 118 ÷ 55
G 60 II 100 ÷ 250 25 ÷ 17 GBA.1.03   70 ÷ 200   32 ÷ 17
GBA.2.03 150 ÷ 350   29 ÷ 13
G 60 III 100 ÷ 250 36 ÷ 26 GBA.1.04   70 ÷ 200   42 ÷ 22
GBA.2.04 150 ÷ 350   39 ÷ 18
G 60 IV 100 ÷ 250 48 ÷ 32 GBA.1.05   70 ÷ 200   52 ÷ 29
GBA.2.05 150 ÷ 350   48 ÷ 22
G 60 V 100 ÷ 250 59 ÷ 39 GBA.1.06   70 ÷ 200   62 ÷ 35
GBA.2.06 150 ÷ 350   58 ÷ 28
G 60 VI 100 ÷ 250 74 ÷ 47 GBA.1.07   70 ÷ 200   72 ÷ 41
GBA.2.08 150 ÷ 350   77 ÷ 37
G 60 VII 100 ÷ 250 81 ÷ 53 GBA.1.08   70 ÷ 200   83 ÷ 46
GBA.2.09 150 ÷ 350   88 ÷ 42
G 60 VIII 100 ÷ 250 91 ÷ 61 GBA.1.09   70 ÷ 200   93 ÷ 52
GBA.2.10 150 ÷ 350   97 ÷ 46
G 60 IX 100 ÷ 250 102 ÷ 67 GBA.1.10   70 ÷ 200 103 ÷ 58
G 60 X 100 ÷ 250 114 ÷ 74 GBA.2.12 150 ÷ 350 116 ÷ 55
G 60 XI 100 ÷ 250 125 ÷ 83 GBA.1.12   70 ÷ 200 124 ÷ 69
G 60 XII 100 ÷ 250 137 ÷ 92 GBA.2.14 150 ÷ 350 137 ÷ 65
G 80 II A 350 ÷ 1100 35 ÷ 21 GCA.3.A2 333 ÷ 833   35 ÷ 10
GBC.5.03 500 ÷ 1250   36 ÷ 11
GCA.5.A2 500 ÷ 1250   36 ÷ 14
G 80 III A 350 ÷ 1100 53 ÷ 31 GCA.3.A3 333 ÷   833   55 ÷ 18
GBC.4.04 416 ÷   917   55 ÷ 28
GBC.5.05 500 ÷ 1250  60 ÷ 24
GCA.5.B3 500 ÷ 1250   52 ÷ 18
G 80 IV A 350 ÷ 1100 70 ÷ 42 GCA.3.B4 333 ÷   833   70 ÷ 20
GBC.4.05 416 ÷   917   55 ÷ 28
GBC.5.06 500 ÷ 1250 72 ÷ 29
GCA.5.B4 500 ÷ 1250   72 ÷ 27
G 80 V A 350 ÷ 1100 88 ÷ 53 GCA.3.B5 333 ÷   833   90 ÷ 30
GBC.4.06 416 ÷   917   83 ÷ 42
GBC.5.07 500 ÷ 1250   84 ÷ 34
GCA.5.C5 500 ÷ 1250   88 ÷ 31
G 80 VI A 350 ÷ 1100 106 ÷ 63 GCA.3.B6 333 ÷   833 110 ÷ 38
GBC.4.08 416 ÷   917 110 ÷ 56
GBC.5.09 500 ÷ 1250 107 ÷ 43
GCA.5.C6 500 ÷ 1250 108 ÷ 41
G 80 VIIA 350 ÷ 1100 123 ÷ 73 GCA.3.06 333 ÷   833 120 ÷ 50
GBC.4.09 416 ÷   917 124 ÷ 62
GBC.5.10 500 ÷ 1250 120 ÷ 48
GCA.5.06 500 ÷ 1250 120 ÷ 57
G 80 VIII A 350 ÷ 1100 141 ÷ 84 GCA.3.07 333 ÷   833 140 ÷ 59
GBC.4.10 416 ÷   917 138 ÷ 69
GBC.5.12 500 ÷ 1250 144 ÷ 58
GCA.5.07 500 ÷ 1250 140 ÷ 67
G 80 IX A 350 ÷ 1100 159 ÷ 94 GCA.3.08 333 ÷   833 160 ÷ 67
GBC.4.12 416 ÷   917 165 ÷ 83
GBC.5.13 500 ÷ 1250 157 ÷ 63
GCA.5.08 500 ÷ 1250 160 ÷ 78
G 80 II B 250 ÷ 800 33 ÷ 19,5 GCA.2.B2 200 ÷   583 36 ÷ 11
GCA.3.A2 333 ÷   833 35 ÷ 10
G 80 III B 250 ÷ 800 50 ÷ 29 GCA.2.02 200 ÷   583 46 ÷ 24
GCA.3.B3 333 ÷   833 50 ÷ 12
G 80 IV B 250 ÷ 800 66 ÷ 39 GCA.2.03 200 ÷   583 68 ÷ 38
GCA.3.B4 333 ÷   833 70 ÷ 20
G 80 V B 250 ÷ 800 83 ÷ 49 GCA.2.A4 200 ÷   583 85 ÷ 45
GCA.3.04 333 ÷   833 80 ÷ 35
G 80 VI B 250 ÷ 800 100 ÷ 58 GCA.2.B5 200 ÷   583 104 ÷ 51
GCA.3.05 333 ÷   833 100 ÷ 44
G 80 VII B 250 ÷ 800 116 ÷ 68 GCA.2.05 200 ÷   583 114 ÷ 63
GCA.3.A6 333 ÷   833 115 ÷ 44
G 80 VIII B 250 ÷ 800 133 ÷ 78 GCA.2.A6 200 ÷   583 132 ÷ 70
GCA.3.A7 333 ÷   833 135 ÷ 53
G 80 IX B 250 ÷ 800 149 ÷ 88 GCA.2.B7 200 ÷   583 150 ÷ 76
GCA.3.B8 333 ÷   833 150 ÷ 55
G 100 I A 1200 ÷ 2100 19 ÷ 17 GCA.7.01 833 ÷ 2166   19 ÷ 11
GCA.8.01 666 ÷ 2916   22 ÷   9
G 100 II A 1200 ÷ 2100 37 ÷ 33 GCA.7.A2 833 ÷ 2166   36 ÷ 18
GCA.8.A2 666 ÷ 2916   39 ÷   7
G 100 III A 1200 ÷ 2100 56 ÷ 50 GCA.7.A3 833 ÷ 2166   56 ÷ 29
GCA.8.B3 666 ÷ 2916   56 ÷   9
G 100 IV A 1200 ÷ 2100 75 ÷ 66 GCA.7.A4 833 ÷ 2166   76 ÷ 41
GCA.8.B4 666 ÷ 2916   77 ÷ 18
G 100 V A 1200 ÷ 2100 93 ÷ 83 GCA.7.B5 833 ÷ 2166   92 ÷ 47
GCA.8.B5 666 ÷ 2916   97 ÷ 27
G 100 VI A 1200 ÷ 2100 112 ÷ 102 GCA.7.B6 833 ÷ 2166 112 ÷ 58
GCA.8.B6 666 ÷ 2916 118 ÷ 36
G 100 VII A 1200 ÷ 2100 130 ÷ 117 GCA.7.B7 833 ÷ 2166 132 ÷ 69
GCA.8.06 666 ÷ 2916 131 ÷ 55
G 100 VIII A 1200 ÷ 2100 148 ÷ 135 GCA.7.C8 833 ÷ 2166 148 ÷ 76
GCA.8.07 666 ÷ 2916 152 ÷ 64
G 100 I B 1000 ÷ 1600 16 ÷ 13 GCA.7.01 833 ÷ 2166   19 ÷ 11
GCA.8.01 666 ÷ 2916   22 ÷   9
G 100 II B 1000 ÷ 1600 33 ÷ 27 GCA.7.B2 833 ÷ 2166   32 ÷ 13
GCA.8.B2 666 ÷ 2833   35 ÷   4
G 100 III B 1000 ÷ 1600 50 ÷ 41 GCA.7.B3 833 ÷ 2166   52 ÷ 24
GCA.8.B3 666 ÷ 2916   56 ÷   9
G 100 IV B 1000 ÷ 1600 67 ÷ 55 GCA.7.D4 833 ÷ 2166   66 ÷ 28
GCA.8.03 666 ÷ 2916   65 ÷ 27
G 100 V B 1000 ÷ 1600 84 ÷ 69 GCA.7.D5 833 ÷ 2166   86 ÷ 39
GCA.8.04 666 ÷ 2916   86 ÷ 36
G 100 VI B 1000 ÷ 1600 100 ÷ 82 GCA.7.05 833 ÷ 2166   98 ÷ 56
GCA.8.A5 666 ÷ 2916 102 ÷ 33
G 100 VII B 1000 ÷ 1600 117 ÷ 96 GCA.7.06 833 ÷ 2166 118 ÷ 66
GCA.8.B6 666 ÷ 2916 118 ÷ 36
G 100 VIII B 1000 ÷ 1600 133 ÷ 110 GCA.7.B7 833 ÷ 2166 132 ÷ 69
GCA.8.06 666 ÷ 2916 131 ÷ 55
G 125 I A 1950 ÷ 3500   29 ÷   23 GDC.2.D1 1000 ÷ 3250   30 ÷ 15
G 125 II A 1950 ÷ 3500   59 ÷   45 GDC.2.E2 1000 ÷ 3250   58 ÷ 23
G 125 III A 1950 ÷ 3500   87 ÷   67 GDC.2.F3 1000 ÷ 3250   92 ÷ 38
G 125 IV A 1950 ÷ 3500 116 ÷   90 GDC.2.A3 1000 ÷ 4000 117 ÷ 38
G 125 V A 1950 ÷ 3500 144 ÷ 112 GDC.2.C4 1000 ÷ 3750 143 ÷ 53
G 125 VI A 1950 ÷ 3500 172 ÷ 159 GDC.2.F5 1000 ÷ 3750 172 ÷ 56
G 125 I B 1400 ÷ 2900   27 ÷   16 GCA.8.B2 666 ÷ 2833   35 ÷   4
G 125 II B 1400 ÷ 2900   53 ÷   31 GCA.8.B3 666 ÷ 2916   56 ÷   9
G 125 III B 1400 ÷ 2900   79 ÷   47 GCA.8.B3 666 ÷ 2916   77 ÷ 18
G 125 IV B 1400 ÷ 2900 106 ÷   68 GCA.8.05 666 ÷ 2916 106 ÷ 45
G 125 V B 1400 ÷ 2900 133 ÷   79 GCA.8.06 666 ÷ 2916 131 ÷ 55
G 125 VI B 1400 ÷ 2900 158 ÷ 119 GCA.8.B8 666 ÷ 2916 161 ÷ 54
GC.1.02 500 ÷ 1400   28 ÷   8 GCA.5.C2 500 ÷ 1250   28 ÷   3
GC.1.03 500 ÷ 1400   42 ÷ 12 GCA.5.02 500 ÷ 1250   40 ÷ 14
GC.1.04 500 ÷ 1400   56 ÷ 15 GCA.5.A3 500 ÷ 1250   56 ÷ 24
GC.1.05 500 ÷ 1400   70 ÷ 18 GCA.5.B4 500 ÷ 1250   72 ÷ 27
GC.1.06 500 ÷ 1400   84 ÷ 22 GCA.5.C5 500 ÷ 1250   88 ÷ 31
GC.1.07 500 ÷ 1400   98 ÷ 25 GCA.5.A5 500 ÷ 1250   97 ÷ 44
GC.1.08 500 ÷ 1400 112 ÷ 28 GCA.5.B6 500 ÷ 1250 112 ÷ 46
GC.1.09 500 ÷ 1400 126 ÷ 32 GCA.5.C7 500 ÷ 1250 128 ÷ 51
GC.1.10 500 ÷ 1400 140 ÷ 35 GCA.5.07 500 ÷ 1250 140 ÷ 67
GC.4.01 1100 ÷ 2800   17 ÷   7 GCA.8.01 666 ÷ 2916   22 ÷   9
GC.4.02 1100 ÷ 2800   35 ÷ 16 GCA.8.B2 666 ÷ 2833   35 ÷   4
GC.4.03 1100 ÷ 2800   54 ÷ 28 GCA.8.B3 666 ÷ 2916   56 ÷   9
GC.4.04 1100 ÷ 2800   71 ÷ 35 GCA.8.B4 666 ÷ 2916   77 ÷ 18
GC.4.05 1100 ÷ 2800   92 ÷ 50 GCA.8.B5 666 ÷ 2916   97 ÷ 27
GC.4.06 1100 ÷ 2800 108 ÷ 65 GCA.8.05 666 ÷ 2916 106 ÷ 45
GC.4.07 1100 ÷ 2800 128 ÷ 72 GCA.8.06 666 ÷ 2916 131 ÷ 55
GC.4.08 1100 ÷ 2800 144 ÷ 77 GCA.8.A7 666 ÷ 2916 145 ÷ 51

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