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Reference data

The catalogue, sizing tables, option menus, fluids and corrosion data every recommendation rests on.

The product and process knowledge every recommendation rests on. In FlowOS it is versioned in Postgres — not restored over hand-edits at every restart.

The shape of what Flowtech sells is explained in:

What else it holds

Reference set What it is
Fluid library Fluids and gases with density, phase, viscosity, conductivity, boiling and freezing points, and the names customers actually write
Chemical resistance Per-fluid, per-material published bands (A–D)
Measured corrosion rates Laboratory observations per fluid, alloy, concentration and temperature
Saturated steam table Steam density against pressure — never “steam as water”
HSN Statutory code and split GST rates, as the ERP holds them. Required on finished item codes
T&C Reusable payment, delivery and warranty text selected per quotation

What the business gets

Naming a fluid brings its properties, so an enquiry that says only “caustic soda” still scores. Trade names and process-stream terms are recognised.

A measured corrosion rate may condemn a material the chart cleared; it may not clear one the chart calls severe, because thinning is blind to pitting (R31). A severe band excludes only when the fluid is not mild overall (R30) — water rates carbon steel badly on the chart and is still Flowtech’s standard build for its most common application.

Coverage is uneven. Where neither a band nor a rate exists, the option is unconfirmed, not hidden (R23). Some entries are deliberately absent (steam as a fluid row, milk of lime) rather than approximated — see Limitations.

Who maintains it

Catalogue maintainers, not the quotation screen. A new datasheet, a revised limitations guide, or a product-list change publishes a new decodification version and, where needed, new item codes. Sent quotations keep the version they pinned.

Related: Product suggestion.

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