Microchiller

Can anyone post a step by step write up on how to DIY one? Me want to learn...... Will buy dinner for the shi fu..

I would like to learn also.

Originally Posted by KPeck

Can anyone post a step by step write up on how to DIY one? Me want to learn...... Will buy dinner for the shi fu..

will try to write one ... promise one fellow forummer long time ago but i still stuck at the abstract...hehehe


cheers
xtrekker
ps: must up me if you find the writeup good leh !!

My version 1.0 chiller that i prototyped in DEC should make you guys drool !!

pic 1 , The whole setup.
pic 2 , Topview of the TEM and heaksink assembly
pic 3 , TEM in another setup without heatlload.

cheers
xtrekker

Dear bro......

Let work out what material needed to DIY a Micro-chiller...

1. Heatsink
2. Cooling plate or prode
3. Peltier
4. Fan
5. Peltier
6. Screw
7. Cable
8. Thermal paste
9. Themostat (Is yr wish)

Above are materials i can recall that's needed.....
Anything i left out, dear bro please add in....

Originally Posted by jojoe cute

Dear bro......

Let work out what material needed to DIY a Micro-chiller...

1. Heatsink
2. Cooling plate or prode
3. Peltier
4. Fan
5. Peltier
6. Screw
7. Cable
8. Thermal paste
9. Themostat (Is yr wish)

Above are materials i can recall that's needed.....
Anything i left out, dear bro please add in....

Its very detail list joejoecute . Can inculde a PSU too . we need that to power up the setup.

cheers
xtrekker

[silane]

Mine:

25litre of water 1 feet cube with integrated concealed reservoir for maximum cold transfer, and integrated filter compartments, possible to cool down to 19C with powerhead added, added another one for extra load testing. Condensation on glass tells it works.






Electricity consumption by peltiers just 60W to maintain 19C with room temperature at 27.5C, of course can add a themostat to set tempeture at 25C.

This looks good enuff for me. Got to add cost too. Cos if too ex. Might as well buy one...

[silane]

Originally Posted by KPeck

This looks good enuff for me. Got to add cost too. Cos if too ex. Might as well buy one...

Certainly, resun CL85 is a good buy, with its price.
http://www.resun-china.com/products/...%20B-cl-85.htm




DIY of chiller is fun, but not for everyone.

[silane]

Originally Posted by xtrekker

Its very detail list joejoecute . Can inculde a PSU too . we need that to power up the setup.

cheers
xtrekker

Need electrical tape?? Exposed wire very dangerous leh.