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Louis,
Looks like that means a crack that crosses the thermal zone boundary (part in the thermal zone and part not). Similar to the location of "3" in Figure 3-15.
Ben
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Subject: EXTERNAL: [TN] boundary line cracks
Technetters, IPC-6013C, 3.6.2.4, refers to 'boundary line cracks'. I do not find this term in IPC-T-50. What does it mean? Louis Hart
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