Batch

The batch ID of the ticket.

Ticket #

The ID number of the ticket.

Product

The product type of the ticket.

Scheduled GSV

The scheduled Gross Standard Volume (GSV) of the ticket. The units displayed are defined in the unit profile.

Start Time

The time the application started the ticket.

End Time

The time when the ticket was cut.

Measured GSV

The recorded volume with the GSV corrected for the ticket.

GSV Adjustment

Volume correction assigned by you.

Adjusted GSV

The Adjusted GSV represents the Measured GSV plus or minus the GSV Adjustment.

Consider the following example:

Measured GSV = 22081

GSV Adjustment = 300

GSV = 22381

Mass

The recorded mass for the ticket. It includes the GSV Adjustment converted to mass if it exists.

Net Standard Volume (NSV)

This is the volume corrected to standard temperature and pressure with sediment and water volume removed.

S&W Percentage

The ratio of sediment and water volume to the total volume, expressed as a percentage. Valid entries can be 0% to 100%.

S&W Volume

The amount of sediment and water contained in the product in volume units.

Contaminated

Indicates whether or not the ticket was flagged as contaminated.

Revised

Indicates whether the ticket is a revised ticket that has canceled out a previous ticket.

Accepted

Indicates whether the ticket has been accepted. A ticket that has been accepted can no longer be edited unless an explicit step to re-open the ticket is performed by the Controller.

Scheduler Comments

Comments added by the scheduler before the ticket was loaded into the pending ticket queue.

Operator Comments

Comments added by the Controller.

Edit Ticket

Opens the Completed Ticket Edit window.

Re-Open Ticket

The Re-Open Ticket button will allow you to make changes to a previously accepted ticket.

Accept Ticket

Using this button will mark the ticket as Accepted. A ticket that has been accepted can no longer be edited unless an explicit step to re-open the ticket is performed by the Controller.