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    New Cascade in progres

    Hello.

    Just started on a new cascade:

    The parts:
    Stage1 : danfoss SC21c
    Stage2: danfoss SC18C
    Henry oilsep
    Home made HX
    Home made SLHX
    Dimas evap.



    Started with a shroad for the condeser fan.





    Think its good so

    Next was the front of the Case:





    This wil be the layaot of the compressors etc.
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    nice start to the cascade there overklokk, will be interesting how the Dimas evap goes.

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    Very nice sheetmetal work For me that's the hardest part, I have no tools or knowledge of that type of work.
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    Very sweet looking there.

    That fan going to be enoung to draw cool air over the condernsor?? I've usally seen huge ones. I am a n00b to phase and a totaly newbe but i just though i'd raise the question

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pete
    Very sweet looking there.

    That fan going to be enoung to draw cool air over the condernsor?? I've usally seen huge ones. I am a n00b to phase and a totaly newbe but i just though i'd raise the question
    That fan is 150mm and it is dam strong
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    Are these SC18G (R134a compressors) strong enough to handle the higher high side pressure in long term use?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cold_ice
    Are these SC18G (R134a compressors) strong enough to handle the higher high side pressure in long term use?
    I hawe used SC18G and SC21G in many of my cascades and never godt any problem with it. Many of my cascades hawe bean running for dam long time with no issues, So yes i wil say they ar realy good for cascades
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    Quote Originally Posted by Overklokk
    I hawe used SC18G and SC21G in many of my cascades and never godt any problem with it. Many of my cascades hawe bean running for dam long time with no issues, So yes i wil say they ar realy good for cascades

    if ya arnt running crazy high side pressure on each stage no real difference to a single stage in my eyes

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    nice work bud - this will be a jim dandy
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    Beautiful looking unit so far - very clean.

    What gasses are you hoping to charge this cascade with?

    Chears.

    Alec

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    I quess R507/R1150 (or other high stage gas)

    Nice work, we`re waiting for some new progress

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    Quote Originally Posted by LukeXE
    I quess R507/R1150 (or other high stage gas)

    Nice work, we`re waiting for some new progress
    Tnx.

    Yes R507 or r402 stage1 and r1150 stage 2 as usaly

    I going on a holiday for 2 weaks now but wil get back too work on the cascade as soon as i can after the holyday.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Overklokk
    Tnx.

    Yes R507 or r402 stage1 and r1150 stage 2 as usaly

    I going on a holiday for 2 weaks now but wil get back too work on the cascade as soon as i can after the holyday.

    is r1150 better/worce than r23

    thanks baz

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    Ah my bad, cheers for that info, that a mains powered fan or 12V

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    Quote Originally Posted by bazx
    is r1150 better/worce than r23

    thanks baz
    Hi

    R1150 (Ethylene) give better temperatures than R23, R1150 has -104.1* C BP, R23 has -82.1 *C BP (both in 0 bars) .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pete
    Ah my bad, cheers for that info, that a mains powered fan or 12V
    Its a 220v fan
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    Very nice would love to see it all put togther working to see how it does.

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    Quote Originally Posted by piotres
    Hi

    R1150 (Ethylene) give better temperatures than R23, R1150 has -104.1* C BP, R23 has -82.1 *C BP (both in 0 bars) .

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    I just wanted to correct the BP of ethylene, its -103.8°C...
    With ethylene you must have low HX temps to condens it a reasonable pressure. R23 you can even condense with -10° to -20°C at a low pressure.
    But for this cascade R1150 is the way to go, first stage should hold -40° or even lower with load easily. Very nice cascade!
    Last edited by cold_ice; 06-22-2006 at 11:10 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cold_ice
    I just wanted to correct the BP of ethylene, its 103.8°C...
    With ethylene you must have low HX temps to condens it a reasonable pressure. R23 you can even condense with -10° to -20°C at a low pressure.
    But for this cascade R1150 is the way to go, first stage should hold -40° or even lower with load easily. Very nice cascade!
    Tnx

    i am thinking of making a dual evap on it one for cpu and one for GPU.. use a hx with 1/2" pipe with 2 smal pipes inside. One smal pipe for each evap. But i am not sure if the Sc21G is good for so heavy load on stage 1 ?

    I think i wil give it a try and if it cant hadle it i just remowe the GPU evap again
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    A SC21 should be enough for dual evap. 35° condensing and -40° evaporating should give you a capacity of 400w. Will you use captube or a TEV?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cold_ice
    A SC21 should be enough for dual evap. 35° condensing and -40° evaporating should give you a capacity of 400w. Will you use captube or a TEV?
    I thinking captube... but i also hawe some TEV so a may go with TEV....
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    Finaly did some more work. i deside too go with only one evap. The cascade is on pressure testing now, and i hope too do the electric wiering tomorrow.

    Her are some more pics:











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    Wow, very beautiful and very compact!
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    Quote Originally Posted by nachthymnen
    Wow, very beautiful and very compact!
    Tnx!

    Its 60x40x40cm

    First stage is running now and tomorrow i hope too start the second stage . Wonder how good the Dimas evap is on cascade... ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Overklokk
    Tnx!

    Its 60x40x40cm

    Wonder how good the Dimas evap is on cascade... ?
    Really compact!
    Tomorrow Dimas will be at my home with the Cascade and then we run some bench with my FX-57, then I will post the results.
    I'm sure that his Evap it's very very good.
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