30130atm

30130atm is an alphanumeric string composed of the digits 30130 followed by the letters atm. It does not denote a single, universally recognized concept, but rather serves as a label or identifier that may appear in catalogs, databases, file names, or product or dataset records. The exact meaning of the sequence depends on the context in which it is used.

One possible interpretation is to read the suffix atm as an acronym for atmosphere, a unit of pressure. In that reading, "30130 atm" would indicate a pressure of 30,130 atmospheres. However, without a stated context, this value is not associated with a known standard measurement and is unlikely to appear in common scientific practice.

A second interpretation treats the entire string as a code, where 30130 might be a serial, batch, date, or location code and atm serves as a category or version tag. In digital and logistical systems, such composite identifiers help distinguish items that share a common lineage but differ in specific attributes.

Because 30130atm lacks a fixed definition, it has no widely cited historical or technical significance beyond its use as an identifier. See also atmosphere (unit), at the money (finance), automated teller machine, and product codes or identifiers.