SQL structuring

It depends what DM, CP and RUP are. I think that you need to elaborate a little on what this data actually represents to get a proper reply.

A single table can do the trick
tbl
  Name
  DMmin
  DMmax
  CPmin
  CPmax
  RUPmin
  RUPmax

If DM, CP and RUP are the same objects with a different name, use two tables
tblName
  PK
  Name

tblValues
  PK
  FK (links to tblName)
  Description (DM, CP, RUP)
  Min
  Max

If DM, CP and RUP are totally different objects, you need 4 tables
tblName
  PK
  Name

tblDM
  PK
  FK (links to tblName)
  SomeOtherDataForDM
  ...
  ...
  Min
  Max

tblCP
  PK
  FK (links to tblName)
  SomeOtherDataForCP
  ...
  ...
  Min
  Max

tblRUP
  PK
  FK (links to tblName)
  SomeOtherDataForRUP
  ...
  ...
  Min
  Max

Note that PK (the primary key) can be the name; in which case FK will also be the name and you can remove PK from the above table design.
PK and FK link the different tables together.

For the multiple table approach, a select query can look like
select
  tblName.*,
  tblDM.Min,
  tblDM.Max,
  tblCP.Min,
  tblCP.Max,
  tblRUP.Min,
  tblRUP.Max
from tblName
left join tblDM on tblName.PK=tblDM.FK
left join tblCP on tblName.PK=tblCP.FK
left join tblRUP on tblName.PK=tblRUP.FK