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Climate ParticularsTechnical Specifications a. Maximum Ambient Temperature 50 Co b. Minimum Ambient Temperature -10 Co c. Design temperature 75 Co d. Maximum daily range of air temperature 20 Co e. Maximum Wind Pressure 700 n/m2
Climate Particulars. The following is applicable unless otherwise is mentioned: 1 Maximum Ambient Temperature 50 Co 2 Minimum Ambient Temperature -10 Co 3 Design temperature 75 Co 4 Maximum daily range of air temperature 20 Co 5 Maximum Wind Pressure 700 n/m2 6 Ice Thickness 10 mm 7 Snow Falls 1-4 days – 30 cm 8 Site altitude 0-1400m ASL 9 Average annual rainfall 40cm during November–April 10 Relative humidity in the range 30 to 60% 11 Average number of thunder storms 15 days / year 12 Prevailing wind winter average daily approximately 5-8 m/s, with gust up to 30 m/s.
Climate Particulars. The following is applicable unless otherwise is mentioned: 1. Maximum Ambient Temperature 50 Co 2. Minimum Ambient Temperature -10 Co 3. Design temperature 75 Co 4. Maximum daily range of air temperature 20 Co 5. Maximum Wind Pressure 700 n/m2
Climate Particulars. The following is applicable unless otherwise is mentioned: 1 Maximum Ambient Temperature 50 Co 2 Minimum Ambient Temperature -10 Co 3 Design temperature 75 Co 4 Maximum daily range of air temperature 20 Co 5 Maximum Wind Pressure 700 n/m2 6 Ice Thickness 10 mm 7 Snow Falls 1-4 days – 30 cm 8 Site altitude 0-1400m ASL 9 Average annual rainfall 40cm during November–April 10 Relative humidity in the range 30 to 60% 11 Average number of thunder storms 15 days / year 12 Prevailing wind winter average daily approximately 5-8 m/s, with gust up to 30 m/s. 13 Summer wind average afternoon 10-13 m/s, during morning generally light and variable, gust speed up to 30 m/s

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