It should be done in the next couple days. I have finished the evap testing. The smaller evap came through with flying colors. It went from 25C down to -54C in about 45 minutes. This thing is really kickin. Just some finishing detail work to do now.sounds good gary, lemme know when you are done with this one so I can come take a peak at it myself
Sounds good. Cant wait to see this badboy in action!
A bit large for me but awesome workJamalco is gona have some fun
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Originally posted by Gary Lloyd
It should be done in the next couple days. I have finished the evap testing. The smaller evap came through with flying colors. It went from 25C down to -54C in about 45 minutes. This thing is really kickin. Just some finishing detail work to do now.
-54C and control settings, can;t ask for more than that !
Have you considered having a test rig with a waterblock so you can actually fit to a cpu Gary, or are you not interested too much in that side ?
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Andy
Outstanding work Gary,
You have demonstrated your advanced level of knowledge, skill, and ability. I'm sure Jamalico will be pleased.
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Here she is, folks. Chiller #2:
Minus the front grille:
And a peek under the hood:
Ain't she a beauty?
BTW, she eventually bottomed out at -56C.
The reservoir holds about 45 ounces.
Last edited by Gary Lloyd; 04-05-2004 at 02:34 PM.
Good work!Originally posted by Gary Lloyd
BTW, she eventually bottomed out at -56C.
The reservoir holds about 45 ounces.
You tweaking these things in the process?
I tweak everything, squeezing every last drop of performance out of it..
What do u think it will hold with 300watt load?
Sell me sell me
omg, that really is a good idea, ive been wanting to try something thats completely enclosed, very very nice work, how hard was the res fitting?
Building the evap/res is the most difficult and expensive part. It is completely copper and all brazed.
I am progressively miniaturizing the evap/res assemblies and will eventually reach a point where the efficiency is unacceptable. Thus far the evaps tested are very efficient, but I have some much smaller designs in the works. When I find the optimum size, I will market the evap/res assemblies for those who want to build their own chillers.
Originally posted by KennethChong
omg, that really is a good idea, ive been wanting to try something thats completely enclosed, very very nice work, how hard was the res fitting?
Where the hell have you been! Welcome back!
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Im waiting for them! Once again, very good work. So the res itself is coper? How does that work as far as keeping the coolant cold?Originally posted by Gary Lloyd
Building the evap/res is the most difficult and expensive part. It is completely copper and all brazed.
I am progressively miniaturizing the evap/res assemblies and will eventually reach a point where the efficiency is unacceptable. Thus far the evaps tested are very efficient, but I have some much smaller designs in the works. When I find the optimum size, I will market the evap/res assemblies for those who want to build their own chillers.
It adds to the heat exchange. I don't think I want to get into the details. My competitors will just have to buy one and cut it open to see how I did it.
ah, np! good luck selling it, im sure it will go quick. When i get done with what im working on now, i might see about buying one if you have one made, this has me mighty interested.
Gary do you this alot or havn't you done this type of thing in a while?
I have been retired for about a year, and selling my books to supplement my income. Before that, I worked on refrigeration systems for over 35 years. So yes, it has been about a year since I have worked with the tools.
Last edited by Gary Lloyd; 04-07-2004 at 08:11 PM.
Seems like you are getting back in the swing of thingsOriginally posted by Gary Lloyd
The smaller evap came through with flying colors. It went from 25C down to -54C in about 45 minutes. This thing is really kickin. Just some finishing detail work to do now.
24/7 system
2.4Ghz Q6600 @ 3.87ghz 430x9,
Biostar TPower IP45,
ATI 4870 @ stock,
4Gb Kingston Hyper-x pc-9600,
Custom water cooled setup,
-30C self made waterchiller (not used 24/7),
Slickthellama, if you want a peek you better hurry. I have three people interested, although none have committed yet.sounds good gary, lemme know when you are done with this one so I can come take a peak at it myself
Hey Gary,
I have a power supply,waterblock, over 10 feet of tygon tubing and a pump I can donate to research..
Maybe we could all pool together and build you a test rig. The only catch to it would be that you would have to put it together.
What do you think, are you accepting the offer??
Jesus is the remedy
Works for me. Thanks, Ron.
Last edited by Gary Lloyd; 04-10-2004 at 12:45 PM.
Goody Box is in the makins.
I'll post picture after dinner,
Don Pablos here I come..
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