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OMG can't belive you of all people just said, LMFAO. I use to be a frame builder so i know the low down on brazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by gosmeyer
I do agree scotchbright has been used which is not a problem at all. It's a cleaning aid after all!
Be cool if the unit could run raw! See the naked tubes then
Really nice unit my friend and really clean brazing :up:
Regards
Haven't You Guys thought, that 1.1 kW condensor will be too small to cope with load from rotary + load from 2 heavy-loaded evaps ? :rolleyes:
I'm little worried that can be too weak :rolleyes: .
Regards
Peter
I know that Pete.:D It just shows me the attention to detail that's used. You would agree then that there is a big difference between prepping the joint and prepping the entire run.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete
Its dual evap? I didnt see that anywhere...
Plus with proper second stage desuperheating it will be dealing with much less load.
hi piotres you may be correct and i will now be fitting a bigger compressor to the first stage as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by piotres
Btu/hr : 21800/22000 LG NP642P
But remember this unit is for experiments in cascade build and will have many different setup
When this comp goes in I will be trying out a water cooled DSH coil as well
Just to see how well it performs
Care full now bazx! You will become addicted to the water cooling of phase systems! It is just as good and addictive as water cooling the PC ;) !
Yeah i do agree, but Bazx has OCD on and build he does for it being 100% perfect! I can't fault him!Quote:
Originally Posted by gosmeyer
WC'd DSHC . . .how that work i aint seen nor heard it before!Quote:
Originally Posted by bazx
I know the feeling:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete
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Pete: WC'd DSHC . . .how that work i aint seen nor heard it before!
its just like a coiled HX only instead of using a compressor to cool the HX
i will use a water loop
it will go just after the compressor but before the condenser on the 1st stage
the idea is to remove some of the heat before it gets to the condenser
just like a regular DSH only i hope to be able to remove a little more heat
if it works i intend to try doing away with the condenser altogether and use a plate hx on the first stage
but we will see
Interesting concept but I suspect it'd be bulky as you'd have to essentially add another loop into the system. The thought of adding another point of failure to a cascade doesn't sound pleasant either.
So will that be a like a COIL IN A COIL HX but a CC DSH? Water passing on the outer coil with the DSH directly in the center?Quote:
Originally Posted by bazx
What rad and pump?
Thermochill PA120.3 x 2, DDC ? I got a few bit of WC kit if you haven't any there at present! Only known you to have phase of varying styles and what Thicky has shown me too
this is verry verry old technology concept, It is all so called heat reclaim, machanical subcooler and so on, slight differance between some but all the same ideaQuote:
Originally Posted by [XC] gomeler
it may be old tec but i am finding myself drawn toward it :D
and i will not be happy unless i have run a few tests
here are 2x of the suction lines i have had made up for this cascade
same line i used in my other units 1m long with 50mm of 10mm dia each end
http://www.benchtec.co.uk/1/cascade5...n/DSC00653.jpg
http://www.benchtec.co.uk/1/cascade5...n/DSC00647.jpg
http://www.benchtec.co.uk/1/cascade5...n/DSC00655.jpg
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Originally Posted by Pete
yes coil in coil
i already have the parts for the water loop nothing special but will do for this
experiment
Don't take that the wrong way, it was meant for others, it is very good system, like I said be care full, other wise you'll find your self addicted!Quote:
Originally Posted by bazx
Ever since working on my first water cooled plant I fell in love with the system!
I plan to make an all water cooled cascade my self in the remote future! :)
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Originally Posted by Xeon th MG Pony
hehe i did not take it the wrong way i also read your earlier post:)
and you are right i have already found many places and way to add water cooling
and it may well turn into an addiction
Ooo build a water chilled as well, cool it more!
the evap i am using for the single gpu setup will be a chilly type from cold ice but with an extra turn on its length
the suction return will be fitted at 90 degrees to the evap
the hole con fig will be the same as the that used in previous cascades
with 3x holes drilled at the base into the suction return
thread here
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=144033
more images here
http://www.benchtec.co.uk/1/cascade3/build/evap/
http://www.benchtec.co.uk/1/cascade3...p/DSC00276.jpg
http://www.benchtec.co.uk/1/cascade3...p/DSC00282.jpg
http://www.benchtec.co.uk/1/cascade3...p/DSC00290.jpg
You like that evap and mod a lot don;t ya!
That pipes are too shiny :eek: :eek: . That's just overkill :D :D .
Congrats :clap: .
amazing work bazx! very clean