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|PuNiSh3R| · 08-12-2002, 08:19 AM

Woodsie, I read your whole post but I didn't read the rest of this post.

I can tell you right away it won't work.

Pelts are VERY unefficient and won't do this job at all. I've gone through a lot of designs that I was going to use to do pelt water chilling.. none would of worked. I was going to use a 172w pelt.. it wouldn't of been able to keep up with the heat load of the water.

Pelts are a huge waste of money.. first in the electrical field... then in the amount of heat they displace..

You are way better just building or buying a phase change water chiller.. highly efficient on the electric and if you use a big enough condensor on it you won't need much fan power to keep it cool.

08-12-2002, 08:19 AM	#12
\|PuNiSh3R\| Foo's Been Banned Join Date: May 2002 Location: Pennsyltucky Posts: 255	Woodsie, I read your whole post but I didn't read the rest of this post. I can tell you right away it won't work. Pelts are VERY unefficient and won't do this job at all. I've gone through a lot of designs that I was going to use to do pelt water chilling.. none would of worked. I was going to use a 172w pelt.. it wouldn't of been able to keep up with the heat load of the water. Pelts are a huge waste of money.. first in the electrical field... then in the amount of heat they displace.. You are way better just building or buying a phase change water chiller.. highly efficient on the electric and if you use a big enough condensor on it you won't need much fan power to keep it cool.