Too big in terms of 'nozzle' of physical dimensions? Any informations about low-temperature leaking?
Too big in terms of 'nozzle' of physical dimensions? Any informations about low-temperature leaking?
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Originally Posted by tiborrr
@before: That's a very nice water-cooled desuperheater you got there!P.S.: Replace those Papst silent & weak fans for something stronger
What do you think about Honeywell AEVs? They have both connection port prepared for brazing. I heard about leaking CPEVs / AEVs on low temperatures but never got my answer if it's the valve core itself that is leaking or the SAE flares itself?
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http://www.kaeltetechnik-shop.at/Exp...-B-Honeywell_1
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Thanks mate. It has a better looking now. I had to redone it a bit.
About this CPEV, yes it works fine. I've already used it at -118C with my big 2-Stager and it didn't leak. Currently, it serves as an expansion device for the first stage here.
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