Re: Ice Intercooler

[Glenn Ridlen <gridlen@yahoo.com>]

Evaporating refrigerent is exactly how you get cooling. You don't need a 
compressor if you store it as a liquid and flash it to a gas at atmospheric 
pressure. It's a once through deal though. If you try to recover it the 
reciever would quickly reach the same pressure as the storage tank and flow 
would stop.
                                                                                
                Glenn
 Jim Dincau <jdincau@qnet.com> wrote:Using any refrigerant like freon would 
entail a compressor, an expansion
valve and a radiator, you don't get much cooling by trying to evaporate
freon.
Jim in Palmdale





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