Gauge Mounting Route Comparator

Scoring boundaries

• Panel availability increases the bulkhead-route score.
• Direct access increases the at-point gauge score.
• Remote separation gains weight under demanding exposure.
• Access limits change serviceability before they change hardware.
• Vibration moves attention toward isolation and routing.
• Heat calls for a separate operating-envelope review.
• Distance values check geometric hose reserve only.
• Declared constants are transparent decision weights.
• Ties return review required instead of a forced winner.
• Results never establish pressure suitability.
• Evidence for both interfaces remains mandatory.
• Selection still belongs to the current drawing.
• Operators should define the viewing and service position.
• Drawings should show obstructions and locking access.
• Unknowns reduce confidence rather than becoming zero-risk inputs.