Eagle Rock Test #004
Full Intelligence Report
A single 10-second static fire test of the Eagle Rock Injector Plate (SN-INJ-004) generated 12.4 million sensor samples. This document shows the complete Collatz intelligence pipeline: from raw telemetry to compressed state signature, pattern detection, anomaly classification, and ZylForge knowledge transfer.
Raw Engineering Stream
Collatz Compression — 2.34 seconds
Engineering State Signature
Input
12,400,000 samples
~480 MB raw telemetry
Output
14 dimensions
Engineering State Signature
Pattern Detection
Cyclic pressure variation at 5.2 Hz combined with temperature stability indicates combustion chamber acoustic coupling. This pattern appears in 94% of injector plate tests where orifice erosion was later confirmed at post-test inspection.
Trigger Channels
pressure: 5.2 Hz oscillation, amplitude 0.9 bar
temperature: steady ±3°C over 2s window
Action Taken
Test continued within safety envelope. Post-test injector inspection scheduled for 2026-07-22.
No fatigue precursors detected
Bearing fatigue (pat-001) and material yield approach (pat-003) not triggered in this stream.
Reality Diff Enhancement
Structural Stress
Historical mean deviation: 8.4% (42 tests) → Current: 11.6% → Trend: ↑ Increasing
Peak Temperature
Knowledge Transfer → ZylForge
Outcome: Future ZylForge FEA simulations for aluminium 6061 injector plate geometry will apply a 1.1167× stress multiplier. The next design iteration will predict ~134 MPa where it previously predicted 120 MPa — bringing it into alignment with physical reality before the component is ever manufactured.
Eagle Rock Test #004 — Intelligence Summary
Component Validated
SN-INJ-004 passed all safety criteria
1 Pattern Detected
Pressure oscillation signature — watch severity
Reality Diff Updated
+11.6% stress deviation · increasing trend identified
ZylForge Updated
stress_safety_multiplier: 1.0 → 1.1167
12,400,000 raw samples → 14 dimensions → 1 validated component → 1 improved ZylForge model