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AVEVA Enterprise SCADA

Prodtype table details

  • Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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Each record in the prodtype table provides specific information on a product type. A many-to-one relationship exists between prodtype and prodgroup records. A product group can be associated with many product types. The prodtype table contains the following internal fields:

Internal Field Name

Data Type

Description

baseCompressibility

float

The compressibility of product at base conditions.

base_dens

float

The base density to the Correction Library.

base_dens_units

enum_densunit_long

The product density unit in which the product is measured.

compress

oas_boolean_t

Is this a compressible product?

description

description

Description of the prodgroup record, up to 47 characters in length.

grade

int

An integer identifier of the product.

k

float

The Isentropic Exponent, which is used in orifice meter calculations to determine a compressible fluid’s expansion factor.

max_dens

float

The maximum product density.

min_dens

float

The minimum product density.

moleslt

moleperslot

A molecular product composition (moleper) record that represents the product type's molecular composition.

name

pntname

The name of the product type.

prod_color

short

The color used to represent the product type in easy eXtended Operator Station (ezXOS).

prod_grpslt

prodgroupslot

The corresponding product group.

sonic_vel

float

The Sonic Velocity. Only used if the interface detection application uses sonic velocity as the detection property.

t_coef

float

The Thermal Expansion Coefficient. Used if American Petroleum Institute (API) corrections for specialized products are used.

VTtemp

floatarray

Used in conjunction with VTvisc to configure the viscosity of the product at a given temperature.

VTvisc

floatarray

Used in conjunction with VTtemp to configure the viscosity of the product at a given temperature.

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