:) You have an impressive set of skills to put this together. I have been looking thru this thread today page by page. I will be awaiting your next post. :up::up::clap::clap:
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:) You have an impressive set of skills to put this together. I have been looking thru this thread today page by page. I will be awaiting your next post. :up::up::clap::clap:
I must say after skimming this whole thread, that you have put together an amazing project. From conceptualization to execution, nothing but straight A+ marks. Well done and best of luck with the rest of the build, I will be watching for completion!! :up:
Thanks everyone for the compliments and being patient to follow my build. Unfortunately, I'm still working out of town and don't have much time to work on the build. I've been working on a few things in my spare time, but not enough to post pics of the progress. I've been working on the SS system and making changes to the liquid loop. I had to change the GPU block mounts and started building a NB block for the third loop. I sometimes wish I stuck with the original design, but I think in the end it will be a better cooling system for todays high watt components.
By the way, I'm thinking of using a controller from a Mach II system I have laying around to control the Danfoss SC12CLX.2 compressor in the SS system. Does anyone think I will have problems with using a larger compressor than what came in the Mach II? Just curious:D
just followed this 20 page project thread and the only thing thak i can say is ---- This is Xtreme :clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap: ----
congrats and good luck finishing this xtreme project :up:
:cry: I saw this thread started back in 2007 and I was amazed with each page and new image. I look at all 20+ pages hoping to see the EPIC!!! conclusion of the final product.
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looking forward to see what you post next :)
C'ing' is believing !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by joecop120
It's all good !
:):devil::D
Pascal
Mach controllers blow fuses as it is ;) Yeah I doubt you'll get her running with a SC18CLX.2, however you can take the PId and look up its product info, and use it as a PID for sure. Just not the control board.
Looking nice so far. I remember reading about this about a year ago and thinking it was finished by now. Thankfully you've managed to continue the awesomeness of this project. I can't wait to see the end results (but not too soon).
Ok i have seen some pretty insane things on this forum, but i have to say this is the most insanely awesome thing i have ever witnessed. You must work for NASA or something, your skills, design, and ambition are unmatched. My hat is off to you and this project:clap::clap::up:.
Hey Guys,
Been awhile since my last post. Thought I would give you guys a little update, since a few people have been asking for pics. As I stated before, I'm still working out of town and don't have much time to work on the project. But, I should start working around home in a few weeks and I will make time to finish the build. I'm still working on a few things in my spare time, but not much progress. So, here is a few pics of what I'm putting together for my SS and I also made some changes to my CrossFlow evaporator. I will keep you guys posted with my progress.
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This is my new design of the CrossFlow evaporator. The channels are enlarged and the base is 4mm thick.
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Few parts to get started with the SS.
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Its a tight fit, but think I have enough room. The HX will be mounted under the case and I still need to make the fan shroud.
Wait until you see how I'm running the evaporator and suction line in the cooling chamber.:D
Moar Pr0n :up:
You rly need to find time to work on this project before I explode! :explode: :p:
How about quit your job and be a full time cascade, chiller, ss builder? ;) Beautiful work.
that evap is huge for a single stage or are the pics just doing it alot of justice
did you make that evap yourself
Yes, I make my evaporators, amoung other things. The evaporator is 2" diameter and has unique flow for the refrigerant. Here is a link to more evaporators I made. They would be best used on a cascade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozzfest05
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ight=crossflow
Nice machining work there, very impressive.
Im going to have to make it down there sometime.
Thanks ultrao1! Yes, come on down....I will put you to work helping me finish this project.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by ultralo1
pfff. thats nutin u should see what im working on.
(the irony? im working on history homework.)
Keep it up sweeper ur a beast. i know ur going to be famous after you finnish this project.
I would love to help out. It will be another month or so before I can make it down.
when ya taking a trip to cali? :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by ultralo1
ya come see meQuote:
Originally Posted by teyber
Let me know when you might be in the area. I moved to Pawleys Island, so I'm a little further down the coast line.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by ultralo1
I just read through from page 1, this is most excellent. What an amazing feat of engineering my friend, congratulations! :up::up::up:
My only recommendation is getting mytekcontrols to build you a nice sub -100c autocascade in place of the ss you're planning! :p:
This is really amazing, hats off to you! :)
I also just read all the way through this thread for the first time, thanks to aenigma's link in the Vapor Phase Change Cooling forum.
This has got to be the most fantastic, beautifully detailed and executed refrigeration system that I have ever seen. Just flat out amazing work!!! :up:
I'll have to take more time in the future to visit the various sections to see what others are up to.
Thanks guys for your support and compliments. This should be the last week of working out of town and will get back to working on the project. I will post progress on the build soon.
That is th most craziest and what so ever cooling system I have ever seen.
Good job.