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    Mother of all Cascades, -100Âșc Dual Evap that Cools the Motherboard also!!

    I'm a student at Iowa State University, I have two degrees, on in Mechanical Engineering and another in Industrial. I went to my professors with a idea of a dual evaporator cascade system that will cool both the CPU and GPU down to -100Âșc. I had no experience with phase cooling before I started this project. After looking into what all was needed and all the insulating I would need to do I quickly decided I needed to find a better way to protect the boards against condensation. I had come up with a idea of a sealed case filed with dry nitrogen. I didn't like the idea if my seal breaks everything would fry in minutes after the pressure dropped in the case. I looked at building a controller that would cut the power to every thing if the pressure dropped below a set point. During a meeting with some professors the idea got brought up about using a dielectric. So when I looked into it 3M had a few that would take the temps I wanted to reach. So I switched from dry nitrogen to 3M HFE-7500 dielectric. I worked with Reggie Wing at xtremesystems.org, he has been the number one person that has helped me come up with the design for the cascade system and evaporator blocks.

    I have worked with all these people on this project, they have all been a huge help. I will go in to more details when I do the write up for the article.

    Reggie Wing at http://xtremesystems.org
    Phil E. Tuma at 3M http://mmm.com/
    Patti Mikula at ATI http://ati.com/
    Jon Carvill at ATI http://ati.com/
    Jennifer Barron at ATI http://ati.com/
    David Taue at Antec http://www.antec.com/InternationalWelcome.php
    Carol S. Archer at Western Digital http://wdc.com/en/index.asp?Language=en
    Jake Ward at Centon Memory http://www.centon.com/
    Randy Torio at Centon Memory http://www.centon.com/
    Alex Mei at OCZTechnology http://ocz.com/
    Darin Stoll at Mechanical Comfort Inc
    Adam Lintott at Matrix Orbital http://matrixorbital.com/
    Fred Namei at Danfoss http://danfoss.com/
    Brian Flynn at Ritchie Engineering http://ritchieengineering.com/
    Dave Berry at WTT America http://wttamerica.com/
    James Nelson at Refrigeration Research http://refresearch.com/
    Edward Kerins, Jr. at Cambridge-Lee Industries http://www.camlee.com/
    Gene Ziegler at Sporlan/Parker http://sporlan.com/
    Julian Parker at Henry Technology http://henrytech.com/
    David Metcalf at Honeywell International http://honeywell.com/
    Benjamin Benulis at AMD http://www.amd.com/us-en/
    Jim Bogart at http://flatplate.com/
    JoAnn Buonomo at http://www.monmouthrubber.com/
    Danner Mfg. at http://dannermfg.com/

    Builders of the Controller are Mariano Porta AKA Ssilencer & Hernan Martinez Reina AKA Golden Eagle Mail: msporta@2vias.com.ar

    The goal is to hit -100Âșc and cool the 3M HFE-7500 dielectric to -40 Âșc to -20 Âșc









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