I understand that, so what do they look like?
I understand that, so what do they look like?
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My Tea-Kwon-do teacher told me: Your arms and legs, your head, knees and your feet are dangerous weapons, because of that, be careful, I am armed and dangerous!
What does the two phase flow look like in an evaporator, or the refrigerant flow? My blocks are a little more complicated than a simple single phase flow model as they will to some degree with multiple refrigerants autocascade within the inlet/ metering/chambers....
Can you send me a picture, this is interesting to me.
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Pic of what?
Your block
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How's this this is an aluminum I Tigged, it is going on a three stager soon....shooting for -150C...,
Why not with copper? Do you have a picture of inside? Looks Great from the outside.
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This is the inside of the block, the top portion consists of another evaporator and subcomming assembly it will be used as a secondary HX, to condense another gas before it enters the evap..
5x5x1cm, its base of my evap
http://members.lycos.co.uk/lukaszkras/image0263.jpg
http://members.lycos.co.uk/lukaszkra...n_Parownik.JPG
what do you think about it?
to be honest... nothing special ;-)
niggo
My Tea-Kwon-do teacher told me: Your arms and legs, your head, knees and your feet are dangerous weapons, because of that, be careful, I am armed and dangerous!
My Tea-Kwon-do teacher told me: Your arms and legs, your head, knees and your feet are dangerous weapons, because of that, be careful, I am armed and dangerous!
Heh, Im not say that it isOriginally posted by NikolauZi
to be honest... nothing special ;-)
niggo, just quite nice and cheap block. Its my second project, so Im a beginner (also in english)
BTW, your evaps looking realy good
if you want one, just send an pm ;-)
My Tea-Kwon-do teacher told me: Your arms and legs, your head, knees and your feet are dangerous weapons, because of that, be careful, I am armed and dangerous!
My Tea-Kwon-do teacher told me: Your arms and legs, your head, knees and your feet are dangerous weapons, because of that, be careful, I am armed and dangerous!
I want to design my own blocks but not sure sure on what design to go for. Please if there is ANYONE who can send me a design with actual measurement I would appreciate it. How important is the suction/return line`s lenth and position in a block? I see a lot of designs have the suction line low down near the base with the return higher. Also why are most blocks a three layer config? Am I correct in saying:
1 is the thin base that will allow for close core contact.
2 is the actual maze that is cut all the way through and when brazed with 1 it forms the main body of the block
3 is the top or lid.
I`m really confused with this all. If you look at FUGGER`s design
what I`m thinking is just slap a top on and there we go. But length and position of the pipes is what I don`t get. Please guys I need your help.
P.S. FUGGER if me hosting your pic is not on just PM me and I`ll delete it. Ta
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Actually slap a top on it depends on the position on the suctionline and then there is what you want the top to do when constructing the top for the Aluminum block I added a few things "under the hood" to give lower temps..
Last edited by chilly1; 06-03-2004 at 11:08 AM.
oh snap, sounds awesomeOriginally posted by chilly1
This is the inside of the block, the top portion consists of another evaporator and subcomming assembly it will be used as a secondary HX, to condense another gas before it enters the evap..
can you see the light? is it shining too bright? can you see the light at the end of the tunnel, i know i do, i know its true.
The copper has arrived This is a 1.5 inch diameter 36 inch solid copper .. 99.95%..... Going to the machine shop tomorrow...
ohhh, purdy.... :smileysex
Why 36" long? Is that the shortest you can buy it?
No I am running off 10 blocks... I almost bought a 12 ft stick but shipping was 200.00
Are you going to sell your blocks on the forum? What are you going to ask for a copper one?
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Yeah Chilly1 I`m going to probably end up buying one of your blocks rather than making it. If you got some time can you explain to us how the process that happens in the block and what makes a good design. PLEASE do this for us and add it to the stickies. There`s a lot of ppl who would like to know more about the block.
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SCREWVAP.... This is a runoff of the CNC machine basically a tailing set up piece...
This is what the internals will look like...
Last edited by chilly1; 06-04-2004 at 08:58 PM.
Is this an aluminium mockup? Looks very promising, good work dude.
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