Specifications:
The document provides specifications for panel thickness in millimeters and their corresponding load-bearing capacities. It includes tables for different support schemes: two supports and three or more supports, with thicknesses ranging from 30 mm to 120 mm.

Procedures:
The tables outline the allowable inter-support distances for panels based on their thickness and the number of supports. The document specifies the use of 0.50 mm thick steel supports and imposes a deformation limit of deflection f = 1/200 L.

Thermal Transmission:
The thermal transmittance (U-value) is provided for panels with nominal thicknesses from 30 mm to 120 mm, indicating their insulation performance. The U-values decrease as the panel thickness increases, showing better insulation with thicker panels.

Load Capacities:
The document details the allowable uniformly distributed loads for panels, with a safety coefficient of 2.5. The conversion ratio is given as 1 Kg./m2 = 0.00981 KN/m2.

Applications:
Panels are designed for light prefabrication with visible joints, suitable for wall panels and cladding applications. The document also mentions the use of gaskets for sealing.

Key Data from Tables:
- For two supports, the maximum inter-support distance for a 30 mm thick panel is 190 cm, decreasing as thickness increases.
- For three or more supports, the maximum inter-support distance for a 30 mm thick panel is 190 cm, with similar trends as thickness increases.
- Thermal transmittance values range from 0.658 W/m2K for 30 mm panels to 0.176 W/m2K for 120 mm panels.