Diabatix ColdStream brings together thermal-design scenarios, result views, engineering assumptions, and design-review context. From a signed-in ColdStream result, Strawberry can assemble an engineering review that ties the thermal outcome to its design scenario, boundary conditions, and unresolved decision.
A thermal result is only useful when the reviewer can see which design, condition, and requirement it belongs to. It works across the selected Diabatix ColdStream tab and the relevant documents, messages, tickets, or reference pages you have open alongside it.
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Start with an evidence record someone else can follow.
A ColdStream simulation view is useful to the engineer running it, but a design reviewer needs the thermal target, geometry assumptions, and unresolved trade-off written down before they can act. Strawberry can turn the selected ColdStream result, thermal target, and boundary conditions into a review record that makes unresolved engineering assumptions visible.
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Put the surrounding context beside the item under review.
One ColdStream result view cannot show whether a temperature outcome comes from the right scenario, geometry assumptions, and boundary conditions. A reviewer may need the linked specification and earlier trade-off decision to interpret it. Strawberry can assemble those sources into a review map without presenting a thermal explanation as a confirmed engineering conclusion.
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Make the handoff actionable without making it automatic.
A Diabatix ColdStream handoff should identify the simulation setup and boundary conditions checked, the thermal trade-off still for engineering to decide, and the linked results and specification that support it. Strawberry can draft that record so the team spends less time reconstructing the design context and more time making the right call.
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Keep simulation observations distinct from engineering decisions.
Before the weekly thermal-design review, a saved ColdStream pass can collect selected scenarios with unresolved assumptions, outlying temperatures, or result views that need an engineer’s interpretation.
No. Strawberry helps with browser-based work in the Diabatix ColdStream tab where you are signed in.
Keep model inputs, design changes, and result exports under engineering review after the affected scenario and downstream design decision have been checked.
Yes. It can turn the selected ColdStream simulation setup, thermal results, and design constraints into a source-linked review brief.
Yes. Run the Thursday scenario pass to prepare a private list of open assumptions and outlying results for the thermal-design review.
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