HWBOT LN2 Certification Level 3: LN2 Use for overclocking “with others”

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LN2 Certification Level 3: LN2 Use for overclocking “with others” Prepared by Our Mission Evangelize overclocking Convert enthusiasts in to passionate overclockers Support the community Further professionalize extreme overclocking Copyright HWBOT 2015

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LN2 Certification Level 3: LN2 Use for overclocking “with others”

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Course summary

•  About  Liquid  Nitrogen  (reminder)  

•  LN2  for  Overclocking  (reminder)  

•  LN2  for  Overclocking  with  Others  •  Storage  •  Work  Space  •  Safety  

•  Use  and  maintain  cryogenic  tanks  •  To  go  further  

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About Liquid Nitrogen (reminder)

•  LN2  =  Liquid  Nitrogen  •  Cryogenic  liquid  

•  Boiling  point  below  -­‐150°C  •  Most  used  cryogenics  gases:  nitrogen(LN2)  &  

helium(LHe)  •  Evaporated,  volume  =  x700  (raHo  1:700)  •  Colourless,  Odourless,  Tasteless  

•  LN2  Temperature:  -­‐196°C  or  -­‐320°F  •  Non  flammable,  non  explosive,  non  toxic  

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LN2 use for overclocking (reminder) Order  of  use  with  PPE  

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opHonal  

LN2 for overclocking: with others

•  Storage  of  the  LN2  •  Safe  and  venHlated  area  

•  If  possible  outdoors  (if  large  quanHHes)  •  Keep  area  clean,  Hdy  and  accessible  at  all  Hmes!  •  Protect  access  to  the  Tanks  •  Tanks  are  heavy!  Make  sure  to  distribute  the  weight  

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LN2 for overclocking: with others

•  Workspace  recommendaHons  •  Keep  your  bench  desk  clean  and  organized  •  Clean  drink  and  trash  as  you  go  through  the  session  •  Mount  all  you  containers  properly  •  Make  sure  the  table  is  stable  •  Keep  it  to  your  space,  to  not  invade  others  

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LN2 for overclocking: with others

•  Safety  •  Wear  the  required  PPE  •  Follow  the  refilling  procedure  •  Be  aware  of  the  local  emergency  number  and  locaHon  procedures.  •  Don’t  make  “the  show”  by  spiing  LN2  •  Don’t  pour  LN2  on  the  floor  •  Alcohol:  Moderate  yourself!  No  drunk  benching.  

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Use and maintain cryogenic tanks

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Source:  Praxair  

Use and maintain cryogenic tanks

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Source:  Praxair  

About cryogenic tanks

•  Typical  pressure:  350  PSI  (if  pressurrizes)  •  Capacity  80  to  600L  •  Build  with  several  safety  measures  to  avoid  pressure  build-­‐

up  •  Always  report  a  damaged  tank  •  Do  not  operate  if  you  are  not  sure  of  how  it  works  

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To go further

AddiHonal  cerHficaHons  courses  available:    • Next  CerHficaHon  Levels    

•  Level  4:  LN2  for  Overclocking  “public  demonstraHons”    

•  Train  others  •  Be  able  to  train  others  to  the  safe  use  of  LN2  for  overclocking  

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Thanks QuesHons?  Contact  us.    

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References •  Air  Liquid  Encyclopedia,  Physical  properHes  of  Cryogenics.  Retrieved  on  December  2014  from  hrp://encyclopedia.airliquide.com/help.asp?LanguageID=11  

•  D.R.  LIDE,  Handbook  of  Chemistry  and  Physics,  88th  Ed,  Editor  CRC  Press,  2007-­‐2008.  

•  Gas  Encyclopedia,  Air  Liquide,  Editor  Elsevier,  1976.  

•  Handbook  of  Compressed  Gases,  4th  Ed,  Editor  Kluwer  Academic  Pub,  1999.  

•  InternaHonal  standards:  Gas  cylinders  -­‐  CompaHbility  of  cylinder  and  valve  materials  with  gas  contents  -­‐-­‐  Part  1:  ISO  11114-­‐1  (May  2012),  Part  2:  ISO  11114-­‐2  (March  2001).  

•  Linde  Group,  Handling  of  Cryogenic  liquefied  gases.  Retrieved  on  December  2014  from  hrp://www.linde-­‐gas.fr/internet.lg.lg.fra/fr/images/Handling%20of%20cryogenic%20liquefied%20gases201_72930.pdf  

•  Linde  Group,  Handling  of  Gas  Cylinder.  Retrieved  on  December  2014  from  hrp://www.linde-­‐gas.fr/internet.lg.lg.fra/fr/images/Handling%20of%20Gas%20Cylinders%20at%20and%20aver%20Fire%20or%20Heat%20Exposure201_72931.pdf  

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•  The  university  of  Auckland,  Safe  storage  of  liquid  nitrogen.  Retrieved  on  February  2015  from  hrps://cdn.auckland.ac.nz/assets/science/for/current-­‐students/HR/health-­‐safety-­‐wellness/documents/SMOU%2021%20Safe%20Storage%20of%20Liquid%20Nitrogen%20(2)%20(2).pdf  

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