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    project Orange Ice

    Hi

    Some weeks ago Myrddin669 (a guy from tweak.pl forum) ask me about a SS. So let's go ...finally I put Danfoss NL11F and CPEV Fach.

    Specs :

    Compressor: Danfoss NL11F
    evap: chilly1 patern (made in Poland )
    holddown: PCV 10mm
    XV: CPEV Fach "PZ"
    condenser: 24x24 cm, 2 row, alu-cu, 6 pcs Artic Pro Fan TC 80 mm (moded @ full speed of work)
    Refrigerant : R507
    Case : Chipboard, 30x35 cm, painted orange (special mix by piotres )
    others: Low side gauge, SLHX






























































    Now I'm waiting for suction sleeve and new drier .


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    Last edited by piotres; 02-05-2006 at 06:17 AM.

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    Very nice job!! I like it - how is the cpev working?
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    It works fine ...Just put the refrigerant till the valve isn't hissing at all - then Yoo can tune the sucton pressure between eg. -0.8 bar to 1.0 bar or more . Nice toy .
    But somethimes there are problems with POE oil and CPEV ..it just freeze and the tunning won't work ..so I must change the filter . I have second unit with mineral oil and same CPEV - all works fine.

    PS. Of course the paper tapes, are just a secure for paint in building time

    Regards
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    Have got to love it (in some very insane way) It's a very fine unit, thought I would have prefered another color - It hurts my eyes to look at it

    What are the temp loaded and unloaded??
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    I must change the filter and put a new R507 portion - should be -40 to -45*c load

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    Quote Originally Posted by piotres
    Did you purge while brazing? I see some oxidation inside the pipe!

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    nICE and clean job but i think u start search for some smaller condesors [120X120 or lilte biger ]

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    WOW Piotres! Again u amaze me with your awesome work! I love the color and it looks very clean, neat 'n' nice! Keep up tha good work bro! This is definitely one of the best-looking SS I've ever seen

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    is that thing above the compressor an slhx?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by \carting_freak
    is that thing above the compressor an slhx?!
    yes

    @star882 : yes I haven't purged the SLHX when I have brazed it ...the pipe inside sure have some oxides but only in some cm ..maybe 5 cm . So it won't be a problem for sure .

    @SustaiN : THX

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    both your filter and condenser are huge...
    using twice smaller condenser you wouldnt loose anything but a start up time would be less

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    Quote Originally Posted by \carting_freak
    both your filter and condenser are huge...
    using twice smaller condenser you wouldnt loose anything but a start up time would be less
    hehe I really want to have a smaller condensers ..but in Poland now I can't get anything smaller

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    that sucks...
    how about using a smaller filter?

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    A larger condenser (within reason) can't hurt, and it can provide more cooling. With all the fans, you also get redundancy; if one fan fails, it will still work.

    The desuperheater is definately extra, although it'll make a good vibration damper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by \carting_freak
    that sucks...
    how about using a smaller filter?
    Big filter in units with CPEV and POE is necessity .

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    this WONT help. half a degree means nothing actually but start up time rises a lot )

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    piotres
    tnks didnt know that... i'm now building a rig with cpev so your advice is helpful )))

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    Hi

    A little sample :





    Pure R507, CPEV closed completelly

    Regards
    Peter

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    Whats your low side pressure at 70.9 ??????

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    I haven't measured it

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    What will the load be estimated?
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    Looks like a great system!! Why dont you guys use better filter dryers?? Like a parker or a Sporlan... They work 100 times better than a spun copper one. The spun copper ones only have a screen, sometimes a little bit of silica gel....

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    every commercial freezer has one of those, its no use to have a bigger one with this system.
    Back in the phase change world

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    Nice work. The orange makes a loud change to all the jet black units people make!

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