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I received a crude oil analysis report that includes..........AGO (with a boiling range of 36–382°C) and ATM; the boiling range for ATM is 382°C–676°C. What does ATM stand for? Is it a method, or something else? I hope someone who knows the answer can provide it. Thank you in advance
Do sixth-graders in elementary school not even know what an ATM is? ATM stands for atmospheric pressure, which refers to normal pressure.
2# Young bamboo shoots; abbreviation for standard atmospheric pressure
Hehe, then what’s the explanation forAGO?
AGO Amino acid germanium oxide?
Presumably it’s not atmospheric pressure; it’s probably referring to an ATM, an automated teller machine
ATM, haha :loveliness: also means standard atmospheric pressure
2# Young bamboo shoots. Haha, I haven’t even graduated from elementary school yet; once I do, I won’t ask such questions anymore. I guess it doesn’t refer to atmospheric pressure, right? Just as “AGO” can only be understood as vaporized fuel (literally, it means normal-pressure gas oil), while “ATM” is interpreted as normal-pressure residue oil – but this is a bit one-sided. That’s why I’m asking here. Unfortunately, the brothers and sisters above are so humorous that I still haven’t found an answer!
ATM – I guess it refers to a type of fraction, and it’s not standard atmospheric pressure or an automatic teller machine.
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