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TIM displacement and pump-out during aging: How should the next comparison round be designed?

What evidence exists for initial and later TIM distributions at the same locations and the limitations of evidence collection?

Later-stage TIM distributionDisplacement during cyclingRetention and clamping

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  • What evidence exists for initial and later TIM distributions at the same locations and the limitations of evidence collection?
  • How are actual operation, cooling, calibration, and contact / clamping kept comparable?
  • Can candidate versions, delivery, softening, and compatibility data be held constant before retention comparisons?
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  • What evidence exists for initial and later TIM distributions at the same locations and the limitations of evidence collection?
  • How are actual operation, cooling, calibration, and contact / clamping kept comparable?
  • Can candidate versions, delivery, softening, and compatibility data be held constant before retention comparisons?

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