is it safe to assume adding a t-valve to fill or bleed an AiO system later on is possible?
To properly get oxygen out of a heating or cooling system it must be at least 5-15 psi with an air bleed at the highest point. Unfortunately that's pretty difficult for a custom loop.
You would need a boiler fill valve, a gauge and and a pump or hydrolic hand pump to pull this off. I'm not sure what water cooling fittings are rated at.
Alternatively, an air bleed can be installed on the resivior port to account for thermal expansion and air bleed off.
Oxygen bad though.
AIO's should technically be pretty easy at the point of manufacturing as the only thing that really needs cleaned is the rad and the cpu block. Piping is normally pretty clean.
This is what I use on heating systems. There's a screen in the Cylinder that captures micro air bubbles and releases them out the top. 5-15 psi required though.
