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Material selection, joint processes, certificates and test methods for stainless liquid cooling loops - what each one covers and where its limits are.
Standards and certificates are frequently quoted as if they certify a whole system. They usually do not. These notes state the actual scope of the documents and tests we work with, so the specification language in a purchase order stays accurate.
3 notes in this section. Every note has its own page and permalink.
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304 vs 316L for Coolant-Wetted Parts: How We Frame the Decision
A material choice that starts with coolant chemistry and the operating envelope - not with a stock list or a price difference.
Technical noteRead MoreEN 10204 3.1 MTC Explained: What the Certificate Covers
A mill test certificate describes the material it was issued for. It is not a certificate for the assembled loop - here is the distinction that matters in a purchase order.
Technical noteRead MoreSetting a Leak-Test Acceptance Criterion for a Custom Assembly
Why the acceptance limit, test medium and stabilisation time belong in the project specification before fabrication starts.
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