Future LN2 Loop

[Lakers]

Hi guys.

I've been wanting to do this project for a while now, and I'm steadily homing in on it, and thought I'd document it here. Sometime in the future when I get some more money, I'll be working along side a personal buddy, Vince: who's the World's top overclocker on a new LN2 project. I'll be documenting every step of process and will post plenty of pics.

- Lakers.

 

[Deejeta]

cool. cant wait for the pics, & build log mate.

 

[Mark3Max]

This should be interesting , I also will be waiting for pics and build log.

 

[kilobravo]

Like Vince"kingpin" :lol:

 

[AwesomeTimeTraveler]

I have always assumed that LN2 loops were not feasible due to evaporation and condensation, but if you can do it, more power to you

 

[wassupdoc]

I want to see this. period. Good luck dude!

 

[Silverstone-Z]

An LN2 loop? As someone that constantly works with LOX and LN2, let me throw my 2 cents.
I don't see how a loop could properly function without constantly adding product to it, rendering it only a short-time investment. If short-term is what you're going for, I'll love to see the build log. If long-term is what you're hoping to accomplish, it's either not gonna work or it'll end up being a constant money-fed thing.
The blocks will constantly be adding heat to the loop, evaporating the LN2. Inside a loop, pressures would build to extreme amounts and things would explode.
I'm not trying to crush dreams... just trying to give some realistic info.