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    Bench Singlestage 300watts @ -40°C

    I´ve built a rotary singlestage.

    The components:
    Compressor: 16,xx ccm Rotary
    Condenser: large one with 4 x 120mm EBM-Papst fans
    Expansion Valve: Capillary Tube 0,9mm 2,9m
    Suction Line: DN8 1m
    Evaporator: Iceman
    Refrigerant: R404a
    Hotgas 8mm
    Liquid Line 6mm
    Suction Line 10mm

    300Watts @ -40°C to -41°C

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    Last edited by Patrickclouds; 10-25-2009 at 12:44 PM.

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    Totally awesome unit! Great temps for such a heat load!

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    Nice work. Really fine build.

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    hey but is in a Ec unrockstar work shop ?!!

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    Beautiful pipework
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    good work patrick

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    Very, very strong SS! Also, very clean work. Can't wait to see it doing work
    Heatware
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    Thanks guys

    @ tanguintel
    You´re right. My oxygen was empty and I had to shorten the capillary tube so I took the unit to the company where Unrockstar works and asked his boss if I can use the brazing tool.

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    beautifully done patrick

    a pleasure to look at
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    thats an awesome looking unit man

    keep building it

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    Looks Real Nice Can't Wait To See Some Numbers

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    Really decent unit German precision

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    Very nice, Well done
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    very nice temps and unit

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    Why You've mounted condensor and fans in such, bit non standart way ?

    Unit looks very good

    Regards

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    this mounting method reduces the high pressure. i´ve tested that on a small condenser in a water chiller, so i did it the same way on this unit.
    i think that pushing / blowing the air through the condenser fins pushes the hot air better out of the condenser than the sucking mounting.

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    You are right, you create positive presure on the condenser by pushing air thru, and negative by sucking. Offcourse the first is the best.
    Isn't the desuperheater a litle too tight?
    The insulation is lovely

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    it´s not a desuperheater it´s more a vibration damper.

    I think the condenser is big enough.

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    I know that we misuse the desuperheater word around here, I was pointing out that the coils are so tight togheter

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    wow nice work bro

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    Great

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