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Editorial Policy

The rules used to keep technical content credible, maintainable and clear about uncertainty.

Source hierarchy

  1. Official standards organisations
  2. Government technical agencies
  3. Peer-reviewed journals
  4. Equipment and lubricant OEM publications
  5. Recognised industry organisations
  6. Original laboratory-authored technical notes

Standards and copyrighted material

Standards pages contain identifiers, original scope summaries and official links. Procedures, acceptance tables and protected wording are not reproduced. Readers must verify the current edition, amendments and applicable market.

Technical safeguards

  • No single result is described as a confirmed failure without corroboration.
  • No universal alarm or acceptance value is presented when method, grade, equipment or jurisdiction controls the decision.
  • Specification testing, condition monitoring, troubleshooting and research are distinguished.
  • Safety-sensitive articles include escalation and equipment-specific precaution notices.
  • Citations are never fabricated.

Review lifecycle

Repository content supports draft, technical review, approved, published, archived and review-due states. Published records display review metadata. Future CMS integration should preserve the same model.