Hey everyone, I said I would post a thread with my cascade so here it is.

Iam not sure which level to describe the system at soillstaymoderateandyou guys can tell me if you want anythingexplained(whatis a cpevforexample) ill try and make a "what isphase-chamge"threadlater sothatwill probobly help answer alot ofquestions.

Parts

stage 1:

1/2hp rotary compressor
DIY reciever
Danfoss TY2 TXV with 00 orifice.
DIY HX (heat exchanger)
Refrigerant, waiting for r402a

stage 2:

1/2hp rotary compressor
Diy oil seperator (sep)
DIY HX
DIY reciever
Parker CPEV model A2
Block , waiting for chilly1 block
Refrigerant, waiting for r1150 (ethylene)

Here are some pics. I originaly hadd a parker a2 cpev on the first stage but changed it to the ty2 txv.

From the begining to now















This is a oil-sep for the first stage. I removed it because it was unnecisary



TY2





HP cutoff











Roller Coater

wow that's cool.......

People on dial up hate you right now.....

Hell I have broadband and it was still painful.

Yeah a warning for 56k useres should be in the title of this thread!!

How are you gonna apply the temps to a CPU?

I added a warning for JE

That's hella cool (pun intended ) nice work!

Question...why are the pipes all coiled up like that? Is it just extra piping, or does it serve a purpose?

me = complete no0b when it comes to this phase change business

there is a block connected to the systemwhich is ona flexible line. That mounts onto the cpu here is a pic of some blocks.

that is soo tight! question tho how do u plan to run a computer off a system like that its friggin huge

EDIT: ya beat me to it posted while i was makin this one. nice, id be afraid of breaking one of the flexible lines lol

You connect it remotely. The flexible suctionl ine is 3or 4 feet long.

the flexible suction has a corrogated stainless steel inside (SS) and abraided ss outsie. There is nothing to be avraid of

i see. hmm very interesting, extremely nice work man

That is slick, and of course custom mounts.

It will be using a chilly1 block (system) so it shas mounts forall cpus, + nvidia and ati cards . hmm my 9600xt @ -100c (-150f~)should overclock nicely

Whoa that's sweet, quite the science project you've got going there. Looks like a bomb or something heh

Hey GK where is this Boys icons at? he needs the cooling icon and the OC'er icon, and why not the dremel for building that setup!

Thanks everyone . Feel free to ask about anything. Its alot more enjoyable to speak about something that is understood than to look at something and say "wow" but not know how it does what it does.

Very nice work! Ive read your other posts and am starting to understand the whole setup and how it works. I would think about doing one in the future. Maybe a single id be happy with anywhere in the negatives lol. Where did you get all of your parts from ive seen people build them out of refridges and a/c units.

Iam licensed so i can go to refrigeration shops such as johnstone suppply (you can go also prolly)

im taking you up on your offer, ask away? ok i will! umm how loud is your setup? is it noisy or loud and do ya have an audio clip?

Thi particular system is very loud but then again its made for benching.

This looks like the work of the Unaclocker, have you been drinking with Zennzzo lately