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C.2.P.DR:5.7 - Reactor-cooling flow graph

Wording: “The preserved heat-flow path authorizes the valve change.”

Repair:

DeclarativeRepresentationRepair:
  VisibleExpressionOrArtifact: reactor-cooling heat-flow graph with one highlighted preserved path
  CurrentDirectObjectOrRelation: exact E.18 heat-flow path or `PathSlice`; keep boundary conditions and any flow valuation under their subject patterns
  RepresentationOrCorrespondenceUse: proposed correspondence from this reactor-cooling graph rendering to the exact selected E.18 heat-flow `PathSlice`; C.29 lens-use account not yet supplied
  SourceOrPublicationRelation: none
  TemptingStrongerActionClaim: graph path authorizes physical valve-change work
  RecoveredGoverningPattern: E.18 and C.29 for graph and lens use; A.21, A.10, A.15.2, and A.15.1 only if gate, evidence, work plan, or dated work is current
  RetainedUse: graph structure for comparison, model review, and source-finding
  BlockedStrongerActionClaim: no release, gate passage, physical intervention, or work occurrence by highlighted path alone
  StopOrReopenCondition: recover or cite a C.29 lens-use account that states the preserved and lost structure and bounds the intended use; until then this representation branch is an incomplete rewrite, and claim-bearing use of the proposed correspondence is blocked; reopen when gate decision, source currentness, measurement boundary, or work plan becomes current

An engineering-review publication and a gate record remain separate objects. State any exact source or publication relation with its participants, and keep any gate relation under its subject pattern; neither object belongs in SourceOrPublicationRelation.