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Hybrid phase change systeme plans

Olivierroy2202
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Ok, like a week ago, I made a post about my ideo to create a hybrid phase change cooling, here are the final idea and the post I will use for the build log in few weeks. I need your help for this, and I hope you will ask other to come here :)

Below you will find a picture, I will explain how I want this to work

Step of the systeme

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1) the expension valve turn the hot gaz to a nice cold gaz

2) the cold gaz is transfered to a watercooling rad, using fans

3) the rad eject very cold water

4) water go to cpu

5) the cpu is cool down by the water

6) hot water is mouved to the rad and cooled again

7) the hot gaz is return to the compressor and condenser

8) the gaz ave a heat tranfer proccea and is condence

9) the gaz is compress

10) the gaz is expend by the expension valve and become cool again

Well, this is very simple, I will made very complete build log soon, for now, give me feedback and comments, if you think something is wrong or anything.

Sorry for my english, I am french canadian

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*gas

 

and yes this will work, but you will need to insulate your water tubing as well as your CPU

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*gas

 

and yes this will work, but you will need to insulate your water tubing as well as your CPU

Yup I know.. And this is why I ave take a sabertooth.

Thx for the correction :) I know I am not very good in english

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So it is like a Refrigerator and Freon gas? 

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Nop, more an a/c unit

They work in the same way, well.. depends what kind.

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Yes, but this system dont use freon,

True, Freon gas would be cool though

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