I’ve been going through a fuck load of dry ice recently and its basically gayer than 40 BBC’s in my ass.
So…
I’m going to just use regular ice…
Has anyone ran passive doing the same? With crc it doesn’t matter to me if I’m running in the negatives. I honestly like running warm anyway…and ya…don’t see why it wouldn’t work. Maybe I’m just a big gay retard tho…lolz.
Passive is painfully slow with regular ice. You will go a lot faster if you have a decent pump, shit we use tap water with a tube in shell. Don’t even need ice. Just a little noise and electricity, if you really want to go passive buy the appropriate chiller. Dry ice for recovery is retarded expensive. Yes you can use Lco2 but if your machine is not rated for it, you just gonna hurt yourself.
I do it all the time recently, but my rig is waaaay smaller than that beast you’re running. I’d imagine it’d take a fuck ton of ice or time for that behemoth.
But I’ve been doing a bunch of shit lately that is lazy and against the rules
you can do this with lots of regular ice, road salt and 100% n-butane. especially with your pumps…
THE problem with your setup and this way of thinking…is your extractor is massive and you need just about every short cut you can get with the size of your system. If you dont mind running 1 run a day with regular ice, road salt and butane…Its certainly acheivable.
The next step would be buying your own ice maker for the house. And stock up on road salt as ive seen its nearly impossible to buy during the summer
you will have to wash your extractor extensively as salt water is super corrosive even to stainless. which is why they use 904 stainless in ocean pipelines
"While CO2 can be distilled from the air, that method is expensive and inefficient.
Therefore, it is usually captured from other sources where it is a waste material. This could be anything from brewing beer to burning fossil fuels.
However, the most efficient way of producing carbon dioxide is from ammonia.
Ammonia is an inorganic chemical used in household cleaning products, plastic production, and food storage. The majority of ammonia is used in farming, though. Around 80% of ammonia produced around the world is used as plant fertiliser.
It is produced by burning natural gas to separate the carbon and hydrogen atoms. Hydrogen is then combined with nitrogen to create ammonia.
The carbon atoms can then combine with oxygen to create CO2 as a byproduct. This CO2 can then be sold to the industries that need it."
Not exactly carbon neutral. Supply and demand.
Luckily, the technology is evolving to make it close to neutral.
Whats the maximum temp you feel comfy with on the collection pot ?
Temp=pressure
If you Raise the collection temp then the prosses will speed up a lot
Even with ice
That should work
No seriously if there is a pressure diffrance large enough and a way to take out the heat at a large enough cappacity you could technicly get the job done with air cooling of your heated vapor
Sure it s Nice to be At -1C with butane for it s has very little vapor pressure
But condensation can/will happen at all temps/pressure
The speed realy lies in How fast can you extract heat from the hot vapor
And have a cooler Place for this cooled of vapor can rest
Pretty easy to condense n butane with just a cold work area. Might hit 50-100 psi
I have a recommendation but if I’m gonna save you literal fuck tons of money on dry ice id like some compensation. Perhaps if you’re satisfied you will buy me a sintered disk from @Killa12345@Rainbowp3nis