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Thread: Big 2 stage cascade by piotres (2x 2+HP)

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    Big 2 stage cascade by piotres (2x 2+HP)

    Hello

    I'm making currently 2 stager with monsterous big 230V 1PH rotaries 2 rotaries over 25K BTU (2+HP).

    +4 pressure gauges, 2 controllers, bypass, 2x cut-off, big expansion tank, 2 plate HXes (one as SLHX on 2nd stage).

    Case with 4mm thick steel baseplate (because each compressor is over 25kg ).

    Specs :

    compressors: Toshiba PA290X3CS-4MU1 on 1st stage, plus Toshiba PA270X3CS-4MU1 on 2nd stage
    evap: steeper 54mm
    XV: captube 0.9 mm / captube 0.9 mm (on both stages)
    HX: plate HX , 30 plates
    condenser: 6.0 Kw, alu-cu, cooled by FENGDA FDA350E4/G 350mm 230V fan
    refrigerants : R507/R1150
    oilseparator : Shine Year automatic
    safety : 2x RANCO cut-offs (one to each stage), Torrecilla 2.4l expansion tank
    case : Laser cutted and powder coated case (black), wheels
    others: Bypass valve - Castel handvalve, 4*REFCO panel gauges, Carel "easy" controller (turn on 2nd stage automatically when 1st stage is enought cold), PID controller as a temperature display on 2nd stage, red paint coated pipes, 350mm EBM fan on back wall, cork sound insulation.


    It'll be worklog .






































































    Today I plan to screw all parts to baseplate

    Regards
    Peter

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    UPDATE 28.11.2011:









    Unloaded temperatures . Carel controller on 1st stage shows around 8*C higher temperature than real, and that's end of it's probe tune area .







    Loaded with 315W dummyload .



    Sound level loaded .





    Black cascade and mine black cat .















    Last edited by piotres; 12-11-2011 at 04:56 PM.

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    Why do you need such big compressors?

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    Because I want as low temperatures as possible with 2 stages.

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    Thats your big 54mm Stepper Evap ?

    Nice rig so far P

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    Looking good Peter. Shall be keeping a close eye on this build because i've got 2 large Rotary's sat here waiting for something to be done with them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buckeye View Post
    Thats your big 54mm Stepper Evap ?
    Yes .

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    Those 54mm's are sweet. I use it on my cascade! It's a bit of a tight fit on the graphics cards though G92 cards fit *just* barely :P

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    I have one on my cascade too. It's one piece of quality work^^

    Looking forward to the temps of that beast.
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    Quote Originally Posted by piotres View Post
    Today I plan to screw all parts to baseplate

    Regards
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    Thats all your going to do today Peter !!!

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    Thats an awsome build

    love it<3
    love what you do make who you are

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    what are projected temps love your work
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    Why so many feeds into the evap? Also whats the valve in post 9 being used for? Is it a bypass?

    Thanks for starting a thread things have been so slow...
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    Quote Originally Posted by sdumper View Post
    Why so many feeds into the evap? Also whats the valve in post 9 being used for? Is it a bypass?

    Thanks for starting a thread things have been so slow...
    Looks to me like a dual refrigerant feed and a hot gas by pass or swap those around. Have a feeling the valve is used for the by-pass as it is positioned to be accessible from the front panel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sdumper View Post
    Why so many feeds into the evap? Also whats the valve in post 9 being used for? Is it a bypass?

    Thanks for starting a thread things have been so slow...
    Probably right but I wonder how thats going to work out. I would be concerned with flooding the evap.
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    Nice!!! looks kinda familiar.
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    More & more very expensive, quickly obsolete parts!!

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    1x captube 0,9mm + 2x 1,4mm captubes as a bypass outlet into evaporator . Castel hand valve is bypass.

    Plate HXes brazed :






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    It promises to be interesting.
    I look forward to continuing the relationship.

    Good luck

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    Looks really clean.

    Ive been meaning to ask...where do you get those cascade cases? Do you have a machine to bend the sheet metal or does someone custom make them for you?
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    They're custom made for me in company in Poland. Quality IMO is very good . All parts of case fit together without any problems.

    Today I braze 1st stage, not it's being evacuated, pics tomorrow .

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    I must change compressor on 1st stage for brand new Toshiba approx 28000BTU - "old" one was light used compressor, newertheless is has a leak (yes, leak on compressor :-O - first time I've seen that) on top, near electric connections. After I finish that project I try to weld and reapair it, now it has gone to shelf in mine workshop.

    so now 2 brand new and BIG rotaries in the cascade .



    Old one unbrazed .



    New one mounted .



















    Cascade is 100% brazed, during some next days I plan loadtests .
    Last edited by piotres; 10-08-2011 at 03:31 PM.

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    That fan is huge... as are the compressors! What model are they?

    PG440X3CS-4MU1
    PG460X3CS-4MU1

    Mine (PG215X2C-4FT 13k BTU, PG295X2CS-4KU1 18k BTU) look tiny compared to those!

    /edit. Weight in the 100kg area?
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    They're PA270 + PA290 if I remember well, but I must check. they're both for R410a. Shop rated both as approx 8,2kW. Yes, weight approx 100kg .

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    Hi,
    How to progress at work?

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    Like wrote above . Wednesday I trully hope to see first frost on it . I didn't have time at sunday .

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