Nov 21, 2011 #2 zdas04 Mechanical Jun 25, 2002 10,274 You really have to provide a context. I work in Oil & Gas and in my world "FTP" is "Flowing Tubing Pressure". The title of your thread doesn't seem to provide any clue as to the context since it seems totally disconnected from your post. David Upvote 0 Downvote
You really have to provide a context. I work in Oil & Gas and in my world "FTP" is "Flowing Tubing Pressure". The title of your thread doesn't seem to provide any clue as to the context since it seems totally disconnected from your post. David
Nov 21, 2011 Thread starter #3 mara21 Chemical Oct 25, 2011 7 Sorry is FPT NOT FTP Okay, I'm studying the Nalco corrosion stress monitor. in the instrument, the inlets are: -Dissolve oxigen sample inlet - FPT instrument air inlet The outlets are -Dissolve oxigen sample outlet -Dissolve oxigen drain Upvote 0 Downvote
Sorry is FPT NOT FTP Okay, I'm studying the Nalco corrosion stress monitor. in the instrument, the inlets are: -Dissolve oxigen sample inlet - FPT instrument air inlet The outlets are -Dissolve oxigen sample outlet -Dissolve oxigen drain
Nov 21, 2011 #4 zdas04 Mechanical Jun 25, 2002 10,274 Do you mean "inputs" instead of "inlets"? Upvote 0 Downvote
Nov 21, 2011 Thread starter #5 mara21 Chemical Oct 25, 2011 7 Hmmm.. well when i say "inlets" I mean the pipelines that go to the monitor. and "outlets" the pipelines that come out of the monitor. for example there is a sample pipeline that go to the DO sample inlet carrin deaerated water. What I dont understand is the FTP instrument air inlet... Upvote 0 Downvote
Hmmm.. well when i say "inlets" I mean the pipelines that go to the monitor. and "outlets" the pipelines that come out of the monitor. for example there is a sample pipeline that go to the DO sample inlet carrin deaerated water. What I dont understand is the FTP instrument air inlet...
