Capacity methodology
The source value is always the published liters-per-hour cell from the cited Alfa Laval capacity table. US GPM is always derived as L/h ÷ 227.124707 and rounded to two decimal places. The old GPM spreadsheet cells are not used because their conversion formulas are inconsistent.
Each private-library source workbook is identified in the JSON by a SHA-256 fingerprint, exact sheet/cell location, review date, and reviewer identity. That makes each transcription tamper-evident and auditable by a holder of the cited source without publishing the proprietary workbook itself.
No blended model ratings
DMB and DMPX names identify Dolphin commercial classes. Capacity belongs to an exact Alfa Laval base machine and a stated fluid, viscosity, temperature, and basis. If a class has several possible base machines, the catalog and WebMCP tool require that exact base machine before returning a number.
Water, wastewater, crude, slop oil, waste oil, pyrolysis oil, and other application claims are not inferred from diesel or fuel-oil tables. They require their own documented field case, Dolphin test, or design-estimate record before they can become machine-readable facts.
WebMCP tools
On browsers that implement the experimental WebMCP API, every normal Dolphin page registers four read-only tools. WebMCP is a W3C Community Group Draft Report, not a W3C Standard. Unsupported browsers simply ignore the feature; the same data remains available today through the versioned JSON catalog and this page.
find_centrifuge_models— find exact machines and Dolphin commercial classes.get_centrifuge_specifications— return published motor, voltage, dimensions, bowl, and material data without filling unknown fields.get_centrifuge_capacity— return source L/h and derived US GPM for an exact machine, fluid, and conditions.get_technical_author_identity— return the canonical public identity record for Sanjay Prabhu, M.S.M.E.