Hello, Guilherme de Melo.

I think you probably should look to the site IASPEI http://www.iaspei.org/downloads and AK1354 here http://rses.anu.edu.au/~brian/AK135tables.pdf

and

iaspei-tau

by Arthur Snoke

The following software package is a cross-platform accessible version of Kennett and Buland's "iaspei-tau" package for generating and using the travel time tables for velocity models iasp91 and ak135. This is an update to the 2008 package.

Software for constructing iaspei91 and ak135 travel-time tables: Implementation of Arthur Snoke, available at the IRIS software library.

More information can be found at Snoke, J.A. (2009), Traveltime Tables for iasp91 and ak135, Seismological Research Letters, 80(2), 260-262

So, i think it should be (in case of 0 km depth) in 2 minutes and 18.80 sec.

Dear Friends,

First you have to study some necessary books and papers to be familiar with the form of deth phases.

For example . Anatomy of Seismograms written by... Otta Kulhanek....is a good book for seismic phase reading.

Second step is run a programe like TAU_P Code to generate arival time of pP phse for your Source_Receiver distance.