5.5GH ETH Man Mining Shed needs de-humidification - Please provide suggestions! - page 5.

Gunna01

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Quote from: dagarair on November 07, 2017, 06:47:38 PM

Quote from: Gunna01 on November 07, 2017, 06:38:20 PM

You guys are so lucky.

This would get shut down in Australia for so many electrical violations it wouldn't be funny, not to mention the 31c per Kw cost means its uneconomical

Hmm looks legit with no blatant code violations to me there. Your electrical is stupid high at 31c . I pay 7 cents in texas.

Do yourself a favor. Dump those crap fans and buy 2-3 of these. All I use and I run 30gh at 3 locations. Also filter your inbound air if you want to keep your stuff somewhat clean, if not just air blow it our every couple weeks. For sure add netting or screen on the bottom air intake as critters will hose you bad.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-3013-CFM-High-Power-24-in-1-Speed-Gable-Mount-Attic-Ventilator-Fan-Roof-Vent-/231978341441?hash=item3602fc9441

Our regulations are stupid. We cant even run data cables in our own roof space, has to be installed by a licenced contractor.

BeerMan81

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Quote from: phuocduong on November 07, 2017, 09:33:01 PM

yeah, i see it is mining rig, not ASIC ....

Hense, ASIC planning...

We have ordered some S9s, and L3+s, which are coming at the end of November. I am concerned about cooling these, and am looking for advise regarding the untouched side. That's where new ASICs will go.

phuocduong

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yeah, i see it is mining rig, not ASIC ....

Shnikes101

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Your shed is bigger than my Houston backyard. Jealous

cashen

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Quote from: BeerMan81 on November 07, 2017, 06:17:53 PM

Quote from: cashen on November 07, 2017, 06:03:18 PM

Awesome.

Take a look at Quietcool fans. They are awesome. Very very efficient.

Yes, this one. It seems to be a good one. I thought I would get some more opinions!

https://quietcoolsystems.com/products/specialty-fans/attic-gable-fans/

https://www.houzz.com/product/46949927-quietcool-3013-cfm-professional-attic-gable-fan-modern-electric-fans

I got 2 of these shipped for $300. I used a coupon too.

These are awesome. The green version is amazingly efficient.

taserz

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Created AutoTune to saved the planet! ~USA

Gable attic fans that are high cfm like 3k+ might work for you or some of the industrial square ones.
The guy who posted above me I have 1 one those fans to suck air into a room for my farm.

dagarair

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Quote from: Gunna01 on November 07, 2017, 06:38:20 PM

You guys are so lucky.

This would get shut down in Australia for so many electrical violations it wouldn't be funny, not to mention the 31c per Kw cost means its uneconomical

Hmm looks legit with no blatant code violations to me there. Your electrical is stupid high at 31c . I pay 7 cents in texas.

Do yourself a favor. Dump those crap fans and buy 2-3 of these. All I use and I run 30gh at 3 locations. Also filter your inbound air if you want to keep your stuff somewhat clean, if not just air blow it our every couple weeks. For sure add netting or screen on the bottom air intake as critters will hose you bad.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-3013-CFM-High-Power-24-in-1-Speed-Gable-Mount-Attic-Ventilator-Fan-Roof-Vent-/231978341441?hash=item3602fc9441

Gunna01

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You guys are so lucky.

This would get shut down in Australia for so many electrical violations it wouldn't be funny, not to mention the 31c per Kw cost means its uneconomical

fusepay

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Looks a very nice setup, I feel with the ventilation, you need the cool air coming in from bottom and warm air venting from top outwards, would be more efficient and cooler this way. Just put some fans lower than the others, at bottom, on opposite side, if possible.

BeerMan81

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Quote from: cashen on November 07, 2017, 06:03:18 PM

Awesome.

Take a look at Quietcool fans. They are awesome. Very very efficient.

Yes, this one. It seems to be a good one. I thought I would get some more opinions!

https://quietcoolsystems.com/products/specialty-fans/attic-gable-fans/

cashen

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Awesome.

Take a look at Quietcool fans. They are awesome. Very very efficient.

BeerMan81

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BeerMan81

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Here you can see the other side of the shed is virgin, untouched! We need to poke some holes in there. Wink

We have a blank slate in which to design! The wiring is ready to go. We just need to add some fans before the ASICs show up around Thanksgiving! We have 4 coming this month, and 4 more coming in December.

You can see the the studs are placed 20" apart. Originally we we planning on putting cheapo box fans there for more ETH rigs, but plans have changed. The cheopo fans are good enough for rigs, but not the Antminers.

So, I would appreciate any suggestions!

BeerMan81

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This summer we built a shed for our mining GPUs. We hit a major milestone of filling it up 50% full of 192 AMD GPUs in September sometime. We have since ordered some S9s, and L3+s, which are coming at the end of November. So our plan for the unused section of the shed are to fill with it ASICs until we reach our power limit, adding capacity every month.

Here you can see the wall of 7 cheap box fans. Surprisingly, this was sufficient enough to keep the rigs cooled during this summer in the Houston heat. However, the section on the right gets a lot more sun (and i never finished insulating that part) and is much hotter than the rest. My concerns are for the incoming ASICs.

Here is the massive wall of rigs! Pretty sick right?! Grin

Next post for ASIC section Shocked

Here is a short tour: https://youtu.be/Bzhg0OhwZpg

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