Noir & PWMaster
Noir Noir
PWMaster PWMaster
Noir Noir
I heard your kettle’s cooling loop is legendary. Ever wonder if a tiny airflow tweak could expose a hidden flaw—or even a sabotage? Let’s dig into the specs.
PWMaster PWMaster
Sure, let’s pull the fan curve and the static pressure spec at the inlet. A 0.5 °C lift at a 2 kW load is still within tolerance. If there’s sabotage, you’ll see a sudden pressure spike or a drop in flow—maybe a clamp or a foreign object. We’ll run a pressure‑drop test across the exchanger and log the thermistor data every minute so any anomaly shows up in the trend.
Noir Noir
Sounds good. I’ll set up the sensors, lock the log, and keep a close eye on any sudden spikes. If there’s a clamp or a rogue object, the data will expose it. Let’s see what the numbers really say.
PWMaster PWMaster
Great, keep the log rolling and watch that ΔP curve. Any sharp jump is a red flag—could be a clamp or a stray object. Let me know if the numbers start acting like a bad capacitor. I'll be ready to troubleshoot.
Noir Noir
All right, eyes on that ΔP curve. If it starts jittering like a bad capacitor, you’ll hear from me before it’s too late. Stay ready.