evo-reflow-handbook-parser

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Extracts reflow soldering process parameters from the PDF handbook including preheat range, ramp rate limits, TAL window, peak temp requirements, and conveyor speed formulas.

Available today. Use it from your connected AI after setup.

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Then ask your AI: use the evo-reflow-handbook-parser skill

What this skill tells your AI

The instructions your AI receives, as published by openlair/openskill in tasks-evolved/manufacturing-equipment-maintenance/environment/skills/evo-reflow-handbook-parser/SKILL.md and read by ahel’s review.

Purpose

Parse the reflow machine handbook PDF and return structured dictionaries of all process thresholds, formulas, and compliance limits.

Key Parameters (from handbook)

Preheat Zone

  • Temperature range: 100°C to 150°C
  • Max ramp rate: 2°C/second
  • Ramp rate equation: ΔT/Δt (temperature change over time change)

TAL (Wetting Time)

  • Window: 30 to 60 seconds
  • Measured as time solder is above its melting (liquidus) point
  • Liquidus is paste-specific (from MES solder_liquidus_c column)

Peak Temperature

  • Must exceed liquidus by approximately 20°C
  • Required min peak = solder_liquidus_c + 20

Conveyor Speed

  • LINE SPEED (MIN) = boards_per_min × board_length_cm / loading_factor
  • Actual speed must be >= minimum line speed

Representative Thermocouple

  • Handbook says to thermocouple the largest and smallest device
  • TC at "largest_mass" location represents the coldest spot (hardest to heat)
  • Use largest_mass TC for compliance checks (minimum peak, TAL)

Usage

import sys
sys.path.insert(0, '/app/environment/skills/evo-reflow-handbook-parser/scripts')
from utils import get_all_handbook_params, parse_preheat_params, parse_tal_params

params = get_all_handbook_params()
print(params['preheat']['max_ramp_rate_c_per_s'])  # 2.0

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