Fridge acting weird

  • TheDragonRyu
    14th June Member 0 Permalink

    I have a heat exchanger in the fridge meant to use up excess cooling to cool down the liquid refrigerant, however as soon as the gaseous refrigerant exits the pipe it instantly heats to over 5000 degrees while remaining a gas. Images are here: https://imgur.com/a/ebuxbDm

    Edited 3 times by TheDragonRyu. Last: 14th June
  • Redd
    14th June Member 0 Permalink

    Its the pumps in the area where it goes downwards, they are producing pressure.

    Edited 6 times by Redd. Last: 14th June
  • TheDragonRyu
    14th June Member 0 Permalink

    @Redd (View Post)

     Thanks for the input! However, this was  not the issue, it was something to do with pressure squares, pressure would  leak over from the high pressure area to the low pressure area whilst not being displayed, causing it to heat up and cool down  insanely quick and generating MASSIVE heat. I fixed it in my latest version by putting a layer of titanium in between them with the tmp set to 1.

  • Redd
    14th June Member 0 Permalink

    I forgot up and down. pumps in the down pipe were producing pressure, and then they get stuck in the sideways pipe

    Edited 2 times by Redd. Last: 14th June
  • Aibenr
    11th July Member 0 Permalink

    Um if you can't get it cooled fast enough just use freeze powder

  • Redd
    12th July Member 0 Permalink

    @Aibenr (View Post)

     The problem was not that the refridgerant wasn't getting cooled fast enough, the problem was that it was heating up when it wasn't supposed to.