Update....
Holy &$^%@$#%$^!!!
I just got the proposal for the case: apprx $3800.00 !!!!! and maybe then some due to????
It seems that the transformer oil (1 gal.) I've been testing components in requires being kept under a -5 to -10 psi vacuum when the fluid is used to cool electronics in a recirculated manner. Transformers don't recirculate the fluid; they radiate the heat passively. My initial design was to have the submerged components in an inner case with an outer case filled with nitrogen to eliminate any condensation from forming when cooling the fluid. The case would be made out of acrylic with fill ports and electrical connections molded or fluid tight. An HX-1080 remotely located is the heat ex-changer. I can get nitrogen locally.
" I would do anything for love, but I WON'T do that".
Well, the bench is ready; waiting on the cpu.
May need to re-title this post: " Best laid plans" or "Another one bites the dust".
Going to have to do some serious rethinking (depressed sigh) regarding submersion cooling; and no, the CFO doesn't know about this.