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July 16, 2005, 04:04:11 PM »
I have created an air conditioner like Geoff's homemade air conditioner on the internet. I made this a self contained unit. I took 5/16 copper tubing and made a spiral in front and back of the fan. Then I used vinyl tubing to bring water out of a fountain and back into a fountain. I used a submersible pump to flow the liquid back and forth. I am having trouble decreasing the temperature of the liquid running through the conditioner. I was wandering if there was a safe way to decrease the temperature of the liquid or if there is a safe liquid that has a low temperature. The liquid is held in a black plastic tub and is located outdoors. I am currently using water as the liquid and ice to decrease the temperature of the liquid. A 2 liter bottle of ice will melt in approximately one hour and the water temperature is only decreased slightly. Do you have any suggestions or recommendations. Thank you.
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joule-thomson expansion should do the trick
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Just what I was thinking....If you can figure out how to apply it to this...
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