Team Details

Revolve NTNU

University Norwegian University of Science and Technology
NO Trondheim NTNU short 738
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LocationTrondheim, Norway
Homepagehttps://www.revolve.no/
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Short Linktid.fsg.one/611
TIS Status
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Event Details car 63 - active

Past Events

Car 63 – 2025
2025
Car #63
Info
194x
Revolve NTNU was founded in 2010. We developed two combustion cars, before switching to electric in 2014, and we had our first 4WD electric car in 2016. In the years 2017-2021 we made both an autonomously and a manually driven car, before we evolved into making a hybrid capable of doing both in 2022. This year we are presenting our fourth combi-car, with further improved autonomous capabilities, new accumulator, gearbox and monocoque with a focus on aerodynamics.
Engineering Design Priorities:
OverallConcept Inverter AutonomousSystem GearBox Aerodynamics Sensors
Car Specifications
General
Frame Construction CFRP Sandwitch structure monocoque
Material M46J 2x2 twill & M40J UD w/DT120, Rohacell & ALHC core, CRFP inserts
Overall L 2852 mm
Overall W 1494 mm
Overall H 1182 mm
Wheelbase 1530 mm
Track (Fr) 1220 mm
Track (Rr) 1220 mm
Weight with 68kg driver (Fr) 114 kg
Weight with 68kg driver (Rr) 115 kg
Suspension Double unequal length A-Arm. Push rod actuated roll heave decoupled.
Tyres (Fr / Rr) Hoosier R20 16.0 x 7.5 - 10
Wheels (Fr / Rr) 10x8
Drive Type Bevel Gear Spiral Toothed Module 1, Num
Differential Direct drive
Cooling Two rear mounted radiators, each with a 24v EBM Papst fan (4114N 2H6PU)
Brake System 4 disk system, self developed rotos with SLM printed calipers
Electronics 35 self-developed PCAs
Powertrain
Number of Motors 4
Motor Location Outboard
Max Motor Power (per motor) 35kW kW
Motor Type 3-phase IPMSM
Max Motor RPM (highest) 20 000 rpm
Motor Controller Self developed, SiCMOSFET based
Max System Voltage 600V V
Electrode Materials LiCoO2
Combined Accumulator Capacity 6.8kWh kWh
Transmission Ratio (Primary) 13.38:1 : 1
Transmission Ratio (Secondary) na : 1
Driverless System
Processing unit(s) X13SRN-H, Embedded 3.5
Floating Point Operations Per Second of all processing units that are working for the DV system 55.3 GigaFLOPS
Power consumption of all processing units that are working for the DV system 103 W
Camera(s) na
Radar sensor(s) na
Lidar sensor(s) 1 x OUSTER OS1-32 gradient, 45deg vertical field of view, gradient channel distribution
Other sensors na
Highlights of the DV system The DV system employs single LiDAR cone detection,features a graph based SLAM and uses GNSS independent state estimation. The planning algorithms are tailored to each event, and the autonomous control module uses torque vectoring control, allowing for higher performance.
Car 63 – 2024
2024
Car #63
Info
164x
Revolve NTNU was founded in 2010. Since then we have made a total of 12 cars, where the two first was combustion, before we switched to electric cars in 2014. In 2016 we made our first 4WD electric car. In the years 2017-2021 we made both an autonomously and a manually driven car, before we evolved into making a hybrid capable of doing both in 2022. This year we have our third combi-car, with further improved autonomous driving, increased reliability and developed a new inverter.
Engineering Design Priorities:
Inverter Monocoque Accumulator Autonomous System Sensor System Torque Vectoring
Car Specifications
General
Frame Construction CFRP Sandwitch structure monocoque
Material M46J 2x2 twill & M40J UD w/DT120, Rohacell & ALHC core, CRFP inserts
Overall L 2849 mm
Overall W 1493 mm
Overall H 1179 mm
Wheelbase 1530 mm
Track (Fr) 1220 mm
Track (Rr) 1220 mm
Weight with 68kg driver (Fr) 112 kg
Weight with 68kg driver (Rr) 120 kg
Suspension SLA, upper A-Arm push rod actuated, roll/heave decoupled spring and damper
Tyres (Fr / Rr) 16.0 x 7.5 - 10, Hoosier, R20
Wheels (Fr / Rr) 1pcs 10
Drive Type Bevel Gear Spiral Toothed Module 1, Numb
Differential 90 degree bevel gearbox with aluminium housing and internal preload adjustments
Cooling Two rear mounted radiators, each with a 24V spal fan (VA31-B101-46A)
Brake System 4-Disk system, self developed Ø190mm disc, adjustable brake balance, bought calipers
Electronics 35 self-developed PCAs
Powertrain
Number of Motors 4
Motor Location Hub mounted, all wheels
Max Motor Power (per motor) 35.4 kW x 4 kW
Motor Type Fischer 3-phase IPMSM x4
Max Motor RPM (highest) 20000 RPM rpm
Motor Controller Self developed, SiCMOSFET based
Max System Voltage 600 V
Electrode Materials Lithium-Ion LCO
Combined Accumulator Capacity 7.3kWh kWh
Transmission Ratio (Primary) 13.38: : 1
Transmission Ratio (Secondary) n/a : 1
Driverless System
Processing unit(s) Advantech MIO-5377R (i7-1370P), Zynq Ultrascale + ZU4EV
Floating Point Operations Per Second of all processing units that are working for the DV system 55.3 GigaFLOPS
Power consumption of all processing units that are working for the DV system 103 W
Camera(s) n/a
Radar sensor(s) n/a
Lidar sensor(s) 1 x OUSTER OS1-32 gradient, 45deg vertical field of view, gradient channel distribution
Other sensors n/a
Highlights of the DV system The DV system employs single LiDAR cone detection,features a graph based SLAM and uses GNSS independent state estimation. The planning algorithms are tailored to each event, and the autonomous control module uses torque vectoring control, allowing for higher performance.
Car 63 – 2023
2023
Car #63
Info
127x
Revolve NTNU was founded in 2010. We developed two combustion cars, before switching to electric in 2014, and we had our first 4WD electric car in 2016. Since 2017 we have been developing both an autonomously and a manually driven race car each year. Last year the first combi-car with both manual and autonomous driving capabilities was made. This year, we are presenting our 11th car, with improved autonomous capabilities, new in-house developed systems and a focus on data and data-driven design.
Engineering Design Priorities:
Inverter Steering rack Sensor system Autonomous integration Accumualtor (PCM) Torque vectoring
Car Specifications
General
Frame Construction CFRP two-piece monocoque
Material M46J(HM 6k) 2x2 twill DT120, UD 513 w/ HR40, Foam & ALUHC core, CRFP and Alu insert
Overall L 2875 mm
Overall W 1482 mm
Overall H 1193 mm
Wheelbase 1530 mm
Track (Fr) 1220 mm
Track (Rr) 1220 mm
Weight with 68kg driver (Fr) 114 kg
Weight with 68kg driver (Rr) 113 kg
Suspension SLA, upper A-Arm push rod actuated, roll/heave decupled spring and damper
Tyres (Fr / Rr) 16.0 x 7.5 - 10, Hoosier, R20
Wheels (Fr / Rr) 1pcs 10
Drive Type Hub mounted compound planetary gearbox
Differential N/A
Cooling Water cooled motors, inverters and PU, dual cycle. Rear mounted radiators with outlet ducts.
Brake System 4-Disk, Formula motcaliper at each wheel in front, one SRAM at each wheel at the rear
Electronics All PCB's except IMD, telemetry and PU are self developed.
Powertrain
Number of Motors 4
Motor Location Hub mounted, all wheels
Max Motor Power (per motor) 35.3 kW per motor kW
Motor Type Fischer TI085-052-070-04B7S-07S05BE2
Max Motor RPM (highest) All; 20000 rpm
Motor Controller Self developed, SiCMOSFET based
Max System Voltage 600 V
Electrode Materials Lithium-Ion LCO
Combined Accumulator Capacity 6.98 kWh kWh
Transmission Ratio (Primary) 13.38: : 1
Transmission Ratio (Secondary) N/A : 1
Driverless System
Processing unit(s) Mio-5393 (Intel Xeon)
Floating Point Operations Per Second of all processing units that are working for the DV system 268.8 GigaFLOPS
Power consumption of all processing units that are working for the DV system 103 W
Camera(s) N/A
Radar sensor(s) N/A
Lidar sensor(s) 1x, 120m, 45°, Ouster OS1-32
Other sensors N/A
Highlights of the DV system The DV system employs single LiDAR cone detection and it features a graph based SLAM. It employs planning algorithms tailored for different events, and this year the autonomous control module has been adapted to use torque vectoring control, allowing for higher performance.
Car 63 – 2022
2022
Car #63
Info
170x
Revolve NTNU was founded in 2010. We developed two combustion cars, before switching to electric in 2014, and we had our first 4WD electric car in 2016. Since 2017 we have been developing both an autonomously and a manually driven race car each year. This year, we are producing our 10th car: AURORA, named as an homage to our first car, BOREALIS. This is a new era of Revolve NTNU, and we are excited to see how our technology will evolve in the future.
Engineering Design Priorities:
Dampers VCU Inverter Brake system Monocoque Autonomous Pipeline
Car Specifications
General
Frame Construction CFRP two-piece monocoque
Material M46J(HM 6k) 2x2 twill DT120, UD 513 w/ HR40, Foam & ALUHC core, CRFP and Alu insert
Overall L 2875 mm
Overall W 1482 mm
Overall H 1193 mm
Wheelbase 1530 mm
Track (Fr) 1220 mm
Track (Rr) 1220 mm
Weight with 68kg driver (Fr) 115 kg
Weight with 68kg driver (Rr) 115 kg
Suspension SLA, upper A-Arm push rod actuated, roll/heave decupled spring and damper
Tyres (Fr / Rr) Hoosier 16.0 x 7.5-10
Wheels (Fr / Rr) 1pcs 10
Drive Type Hub mounted compound planetary gearbox
Differential N/A
Cooling Water cooled motors, inverters and PU, dual cycle. Rear mounted radiators with outlet ducts.
Brake System 4-Disk system, 2 calipers at each wheel in front, one at each wheel at the rear
Electronics All PCB's except IMD, telemetry and PU are self developed.
Powertrain
Number of Motors 4
Motor Location Hub mounted, all wheels
Max Motor Power (per motor) 35.3 kW per motor kW
Motor Type Permanent magnet synchronous motor
Max Motor RPM (highest) 20.000 rpm
Motor Controller Self-developed, SiCMOS technology
Max System Voltage 600V V
Electrode Materials Lithium-Ion LCO
Combined Accumulator Capacity 6.98 kWh kWh
Transmission Ratio (Primary) 13.38:1 : 1
Transmission Ratio (Secondary) N/A : 1
Driverless System
Processing unit(s) Mio-5393 (Intel Xeon)
Floating Point Operations Per Second of all processing units that are working for the DV system 268.8 GFLO GigaFLOPS
Power consumption of all processing units that are working for the DV system 103 W W
Camera(s) N/A
Radar sensor(s) N/A
Lidar sensor(s) 1x, 120m, 45°, Ouster OS1-32
Other sensors N/A
Highlights of the DV system We are running our ROS-based pipeline using a single LiDAR with an INS with RTK and a rugged embedded system, utilizing graph-SLAM for mapping and localization. Different control implementations are used for different events. In skidpad, a coupled MPC is used. For acceleration, launch control is run on a custom PCB.
Car 63 – 2021
2021
Car #63
Info
105x
Revolve NTNU was founded in 2010. We developed two combustion cars, before switching to electric in 2014 and had our first 4WD electric car in 2016. Since 2018 we have been developing both an autonomous and an electric race car each year. Last year’s vehicle was unfortunately never completed, so we are really looking forward to showing you everything we have been working on over the past two years. See you at FSG.
Car Specifications
General
Frame Construction CFRP two-piece monocoque
Material M46J(HM 6k) 2x2 twill DT120, UD 513 w/ HR40, Foam & ALUHC core, CRFP and Alu insert
Overall L 2886 mm
Overall W 1440 mm
Overall H 1158 mm
Wheelbase 1530 mm
Track (Fr) 1220 mm
Track (Rr) 1220 mm
Weight with 68kg driver (Fr) 111 kg
Weight with 68kg driver (Rr) 116 kg
Suspension SLA, upper whisbone push rod actuated, T-bar ARB w/ progressive 3rd spring
Tyres (Fr / Rr) Hoosier 16.0 x 7.5-10
Wheels (Fr / Rr) 10'' x 7'', CFRP shells, 56.2 mm offset
Drive Type Hub mounted compound planetary gearbox
Differential N/A
Cooling Water cooled motors and inverters, dual cycle. Rear mounted radiators with outlet ducts.
Brake System 4-Disk system, 2 calipers at ech wheel in front, one at each wheel at the rear
Electronics All PCB's except IMD and telemetry and are self developed.
Powertrain
Number of Motors 4
Motor Location Hub mounted, all wheels
Max Motor Power (per motor) 35.3 kW per motor kW
Motor Type Permanent magnet synchronous motor
Max Motor RPM (highest) 20000 per motor rpm
Motor Controller Self-developed, SiCMOS technology
Max System Voltage 600V V
Electrode Materials LiCoO2
Combined Accumulator Capacity 6.8 kWh kWh
Transmission Ratio (Primary) 13.41:1 : 1
Transmission Ratio (Secondary) N/A : 1
Car 63 – 2019
2019
Car #63
Info
61x
Revolve NTNU was founded in 2010. Developed two combustion cars, before switching to electric in 2014 and had our first 4wd electric car in 2016. In 2018 we joined the new challenge of developing an autonomous racecar and still develop a new electric racecar, all in 8 months. Last year the team had the best competition result in the history both for the electric and driverless car.We are looking forward to showing you what we have made this year. See you at FSG.
Engineering Design Priorities:
Powertrain Vehicle dynamics Design approach Aerodynamics Data-acquisition Structural design
Car Specifications
General
Frame Construction CFRP two-piece monocoque
Material M46J(HM 6k) 2x2 twill DT120, UD 513 w/ HR40, Foam & ALUHC core, CRFP and Alu insert
Overall L 2890 mm
Overall W 1445 mm
Overall H 1192 mm
Wheelbase 1530 mm
Track (Fr) 1200 mm
Track (Rr) 1200 mm
Weight with 68kg driver (Fr) 112 kg
Weight with 68kg driver (Rr) 119 kg
Suspension SLA, upper wishbone push rod actuated, T-bar ARB w/ progressive 3rd spring
Tyres (Fr / Rr) 205x34 R13, Continental C19 slick/wet
Wheels (Fr / Rr) 7x13, 36 mm offset. Two piece CFRP/Al rims
Drive Type Hub mounted compound planetary gearbox
Differential n/a
Cooling Water cooled motors and inverters, dual cycle. Rear mounted radiators with outlet ducts.
Brake System Self developed rotors and AM calipers, rear bike calipers. adjustable brake balance
Electronics All PCB's except IMD and telemetry and are self developed.
Powertrain
Number of Motors 4
Motor Location Hub mounted all wheels
Max Motor Power (per motor) 35.3 kW per motor kW
Motor Type Permanent magnet synchronous motor
Max Motor RPM (highest) 20000 rpm
Motor Controller Self-developed, SiCMOS technology
Max System Voltage 600 V
Electrode Materials LiCoO2
Combined Accumulator Capacity 6.8 kWh kWh
Transmission Ratio (Primary) 14.41:1 : 1
Transmission Ratio (Secondary) n/a : 1
Car 63 – 2018
2018
Car #63
Info
90x
Revolve NTNU is a team from Norway, consisting of 70 students from all years of study, competing in both the EV and DV class for the first time this year. For ATMOS, our EV car, we have focused on reliable electronics, increased downforce and improved data analysis. We have also added a heave spring, to gain more control of one additional grade of freedom. See you at FSG!
Engineering Design Priorities:
Downforce Traction Validation Data-acquisition Reliability Testing
Car Specifications
General
Frame Construction CFRP two-piece monocoque
Material IM 2x2 twill prepreg and HM UD prepreg with Foam & ALUHC core sandwich panel
Overall L 2870 mm
Overall W 1400 mm
Overall H 1185 mm
Wheelbase 1530 mm
Track (Fr) 1200 mm
Track (Rr) 1180 mm
Weight with 68kg driver (Fr) 120 kg
Weight with 68kg driver (Rr) 127 kg
Suspension SLA, upper wishbone push rod actuated, T-bar ARB w/ 3rd spring
Tyres (Fr / Rr) 205x34 R13 - Continental C17, front and rear
Wheels (Fr / Rr) 7x13, 36mm offset, two pc CFRP/Al Rim, front and rear
Drive Type Hub mounted compound planetary gearbox
Differential N/A
Cooling Dual cycle, mounted inside sidepod w/ fans and ducting.
Brake System 4-Disk system, self developed rotors, self developed calipers, adjustable brake balance
Electronics All PCB's except IMD, telemetry and the inverter are self developed.
Powertrain
Number of Motors 4
Motor Location Hub mounted
Max Motor Power (per motor) 37 kW kW
Motor Type AMK DD5-14-10-POW-18600-B5
Max Motor RPM (highest) 20 000 rpm
Motor Controller AMK KW26-S5-FSE-4Q
Max System Voltage 588 V
Electrode Materials LiCoO2
Combined Accumulator Capacity 6.8 kWh kWh
Transmission Ratio (Primary) 1:15.58 : 1
Transmission Ratio (Secondary) N/A : 1
Car 63 – 2017
2017
Car #63
Info
32x
RevolveNTNU’s long-term goal has always been to develop every part of its race car in house and in 2017 they are one step closer to achieving this. Their in-house developed inverters and ongoing motor development project are representative of this. Now there are only a few components on the vehicle that are produced by external companies and they are headed towards being completely independent in terms of production. The team is self-sustaining during events and production.
Engineering Design Priorities:
Performance Reliable Precise Educational Professional Sustainable
Car Specifications
General
Frame Construction CFRP monocoque.
Material CFRP, AlHC and Rohacell sandwich construction
Overall L 2907 mm
Overall W 1400 mm
Overall H 1180 mm
Wheelbase 1530 mm
Track (Fr) 1200 mm
Track (Rr) 1180 mm
Weight with 68kg driver (Fr) 122 kg
Weight with 68kg driver (Rr) 121 kg
Suspension Double unequal length a-arm. Push rod actuated horizontally oriented spring and damper.
Tyres (Fr / Rr) 205/470 R13 Continental C17 front and rear
Wheels (Fr / Rr) 7.0x13", 2pc Al/CFRP rim front and rear.
Drive Type Hub mounted compound planetary gear box
Differential N/A
Cooling Dual cycle water cooling on motor and controller. Air cooled Accumulator
Brake System Self developed discs(186) and brake balance adjuster. ISR front and rear calipers.
Electronics Most electronics student made, including BMS, Telemetry unit, ADC's and Dashboard
Powertrain
Number of Motors 4
Motor Location FR,FL.RR,RL
Max Motor Power (per motor) 4x37kW kW
Motor Type 4 x AMK/DD5-14-10-POW
Max Motor RPM (highest) 20000 rpm
Motor Controller AMK /KW26-S5-FSE-4Q
Max System Voltage 588 V
Electrode Materials LiCoO2
Combined Accumulator Capacity 6.79kWh kWh
Transmission Ratio (Primary) 15.48:1 : 1
Transmission Ratio (Secondary) N/A : 1
Car 63 – 2016
2016
Car #63
Info
11x
By creating the first four-wheel driven electric car in Scandinavia the Revolve NTNU team from Trondheim Norway continue the trend of creating increasingly technical cars each year. The team has completely redesigned the entire car from previous years, resulting in a new chassis, new aerodynamics, all new battery setup and more high tech and advanced electronics than ever before. The team consists of 55 students from different fields of engineering of the university.
Engineering Design Priorities:
Implemented 4WD Low weight Student design electronic Testing time
Car Specifications
General
Frame Construction CFRP Monocoque
Material Tencate E745 and a combination of foam and aluminum honeycomb and foam center.
Overall L 2907 mm
Overall W 1413 mm
Overall H 1305 mm
Wheelbase 1530 mm
Track (Fr) 1200 mm
Track (Rr) 1170 mm
Weight with 68kg driver (Fr) 114 kg
Weight with 68kg driver (Rr) 129 kg
Suspension Uneven length double a-arm, push-rod actuated suspension.
Tyres (Fr / Rr) 18 x 7.5 - 10, R25B Hoosier / 18 x 7.5 - 10, R25B Hoosier
Wheels (Fr / Rr) 10 x 7 Two piece CFRP rim
Drive Type Hub mounted compound planetary gearbox
Differential Electronic differential utilizing toque vectoring.
Cooling Water cooled motors and inverter. Air cooled accumlator.
Brake System Self developed brakedisks, ISR 22-048, 4x25mm capliper and Tilton 77 series pistons.
Electronics Fully self developed electronics.
Powertrain
Number of Motors 4
Motor Location All wheel drive
Max Motor Power (per motor) 37kW kW
Motor Type AMK / DD5-14-10-POW
Max Motor RPM (highest) 20 000 rpm
Motor Controller AMK / KW26-S5-FSE-4Q
Max System Voltage 600V V
Electrode Materials LiCoO2
Combined Accumulator Capacity 6.98kWh kWh
Transmission Ratio (Primary) 15.46:1 : 1
Transmission Ratio (Secondary) n/a : 1
2014
Car #11
Info
32x
The car is developed from scratch, featuring the team´s first ever monocoque and electric power train. Weight reduction has been a large focus, reducing the weight with 70 kg compared to the 2014 car. Unsprung mass is also greatly reduced by 3D-printing uprights and titanium and developing 10 inch CFRP rims. All electronics are self developed, including the battery package which offers 7,45 kWh at just 46 kg.
Engineering Design Priorities:
Weight reduction Electric powertrain Unsprung mass reduction Downforce Driveability Electronics and data aqui
Car Specifications
General
Frame Construction Full monocoque
Material CFRP
Overall L 3095 mm
Overall W 1416 mm
Overall H 1220 mm
Wheelbase 1600 mm
Track (Fr) 1200 mm
Track (Rr) 1170 mm
Weight with 68kg driver (Fr) 114 kg
Weight with 68kg driver (Rr) 135 kg
Suspension Double unequal length A-arm with pull rod actuated spring and damper.
Tyres (Fr / Rr) 6.0/18.0-10 LC0 Hoosier
Wheels (Fr / Rr) 6.0/18.0-10 LC0 Hoosier
Drive Type Two stage straight cut spur gear
Differential Drexler limited slip differential Formula Student V.1
Cooling Motor and inverter liquid cooled. Radiator placed inside right sidepod. Accumulator pack air cooled.
Brake System 4-Disk system, self developed rotors 188 mm D front and 182 mm D rear
Electronics Self developed electronics, telemetry and data acquisition. Self developed analyze software and app.
Powertrain
Number of Motors 1
Motor Location Rear center
Max Motor Power (per motor) 100 kW kW
Motor Type Enstroj EMRAX 228 High Voltage, Liquid cooled
Max Motor RPM (highest) 5000 rpm
Motor Controller Unitek Bamocar-D3-700-400
Max System Voltage 590 V
Electrode Materials LiCoO2
Combined Accumulator Capacity 7,45 kWh kWh
Transmission Ratio (Primary) 3.65:1 : 1
Transmission Ratio (Secondary) n/a : 1

FS past achievements due to World Ranking Data Base

Date Event Teams Rank BP CM ED SP DV SP AC DV AC AX EN EF Pe Total
2025.08
84
7.
2.
9.
2.
4.
1.
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2.
38.
14.
2.
0.00
701.29
2025.08
53
3.
1.
23.
2.
8.
-
8.
-
5.
3.
3.
-20.00
865.06
2025.07
40
22.
-
2.
5.
10.
-
12.
-
13.
-
-
0.00
409.60
2024.08
79
22.
1.
8.
4.
-
-
6.
3.
-
-
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0.00
405.90
2024.08
32
7.
1.
5.
8.
4.
-
2.
-
5.
-
-
0.00
458.62
2024.07
31
1.
4.
6.
1.
9.
-
5.
-
1.
3.
1.
0.00
865.67
2023.08
70
4.
4.
4.
8.
3.
-
6.
-
6.
2.
1.
0.00
682.89
2023.08
31
9.
6.
20.
13.
2.
-
3.
-
1.
-
-
0.00
480.25
2023.07
34
6.
5.
5.
8.
3.
-
7.
-
12.
9.
6.
-10.00
541.90
2022.08
63
5.
8.
22.
8.
1.
9.
2.
-
4.
-
-
0.00
480.13
2022.08
33
11.
20.
13.
13.
2.
-
-
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-
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0.00
315.70
2022.07
21
8.
7.
8.
3.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
0.00
273.45
2021.08
38
21.
10.
13.
10.
1.
-
26.
-
23.
-
-
0.00
345.78
2021.08
26
20.
14.
14.
3.
-
-
-
-
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-10.00
279.43
2019.08
38
10.
9.
8.
1.
2.
-
-
-
2.
-
-
-25.00
438.41
2019.08
24
2.
5.
4.
1.
4.
-
-
-
2.
2.
2.
0.00
828.10
2018.08
38
4.
9.
10.
6.
-
-
5.
-
2.
3.
14.
0.00
763.20
2018.08
39
2.
18.
15.
5.
2.
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9.
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6.
2.
4.
0.00
858.55
2018.08
19
12.
3.
13.
5.
4.
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1.
-
-
-
-
0.00
418.10
2017.08
30
14.
18.
11.
13.
7.
-
12.
-
10.
-
-
0.00
414.80
2017.08
34
16.
8.
16.
10.
6.
-
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-
14.
-
-
-10.00
329.22
2016.08
37
16.
17.
9.
5.
9.
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18.
-
17.
-
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0.00
365.72
2016.08
18
6.
9.
12.
7.
5.
-
10.
-
9.
5.
11.
0.00
691.00
2016.07
106
23.
18.
24.
4.
5.
-
6.
-
7.
-
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0.00
489.30
2015.08
18
4.
9.
16.
5.
6.
-
12.
-
7.
5.
5.
0.00
658.90
2015.07
92
26.
13.
28.
3.
8.
-
-
-
13.
38.
-
0.00
387.50
2014.08
39
9.
12.
3.
4.
18.
-
6.
-
4.
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0.00
416.89
2014.07
90
9.
58.
-
7.
5.
-
5.
-
7.
5.
5.
-50.00
644.70
x 28