will not work air flow is restricted
check my you tube build
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6soWakwmK5M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THQHtFPkzuk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X15H0qLNyI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thH3vMx28RM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DySrCBras3w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbH79FdVxpE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-9sGDZAWEM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Mqxy28jPvw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlB5LikKeiw
no air restriction yet I drop sound a lot
no fans added saves on power cost
and is very fire resistant materials
Topic: New project to muffle sound for ASIC Miners (Read 1103 times)
Should work fairly well, I would think you will need to add some additional air flow though.
I am about half way done building a similar enclosure, Ill take some pictures when I am done. The only main difference is that the miners are ported directly outside though a 4" insulated pipe, and the top of the box is closed with a 290 CFM exhaust venting directly outside to keep some air flowing. Its going to be 3'x2'x7' for 2.6 kw of miners.
I am building the walls out of 3/4" wood - 2" Rock Wool Insulation - 3/4" wood - 50 Mill Sound Dampening Material. I am using silicone to fasten everything together so that the sound doesn't travel through.
I am about half way done building a similar enclosure, Ill take some pictures when I am done. The only main difference is that the miners are ported directly outside though a 4" insulated pipe, and the top of the box is closed with a 290 CFM exhaust venting directly outside to keep some air flowing. Its going to be 3'x2'x7' for 2.6 kw of miners.
I am building the walls out of 3/4" wood - 2" Rock Wool Insulation - 3/4" wood - 50 Mill Sound Dampening Material. I am using silicone to fasten everything together so that the sound doesn't travel through.
Sounds like a really well planned solution. Would love to see pictures or sketches of work-in-progress
You are right about the airflow. Additional fans for intake would be added.
Should work fairly well, I would think you will need to add some additional air flow though.
I am about half way done building a similar enclosure, Ill take some pictures when I am done. The only main difference is that the miners are ported directly outside though a 4" insulated pipe, and the top of the box is closed with a 290 CFM exhaust venting directly outside to keep some air flowing. Its going to be 3'x2'x7' for 2.6 kw of miners.
I am building the walls out of 3/4" wood - 2" Rock Wool Insulation - 3/4" wood - 50 Mill Sound Dampening Material. I am using silicone to fasten everything together so that the sound doesn't travel through.
I am about half way done building a similar enclosure, Ill take some pictures when I am done. The only main difference is that the miners are ported directly outside though a 4" insulated pipe, and the top of the box is closed with a 290 CFM exhaust venting directly outside to keep some air flowing. Its going to be 3'x2'x7' for 2.6 kw of miners.
I am building the walls out of 3/4" wood - 2" Rock Wool Insulation - 3/4" wood - 50 Mill Sound Dampening Material. I am using silicone to fasten everything together so that the sound doesn't travel through.
Here's one for you creative DIY guys.
I am in the need to lower the noise from the ASIC miners ( pinidea X11 600mhs) and instead of changing settings or hardware I plan to muffle somhow. I am considering building a case to lower some of the sound.
I was thinking something with this design (see image in link). Image speaks for itself.
Example: https://www.gearslutz.com/board/attachments/bass-traps-acoustic-panels-foam-etc/197132d1286757143-soundproof-computer-cabinet-sp_box4_3dall.jpg
It'll need to be pretty long to house 5-7 miners. It will be stores in a pretty cold garage, so heat is not an issue unless airflow is choked.
What you guys say. Think it could work? What considerations need to be made? Any suggestions for improvements?
PS. When its done I'll post pictures of the finished product.
I am in the need to lower the noise from the ASIC miners ( pinidea X11 600mhs) and instead of changing settings or hardware I plan to muffle somhow. I am considering building a case to lower some of the sound.
I was thinking something with this design (see image in link). Image speaks for itself.
Example: https://www.gearslutz.com/board/attachments/bass-traps-acoustic-panels-foam-etc/197132d1286757143-soundproof-computer-cabinet-sp_box4_3dall.jpg
It'll need to be pretty long to house 5-7 miners. It will be stores in a pretty cold garage, so heat is not an issue unless airflow is choked.
What you guys say. Think it could work? What considerations need to be made? Any suggestions for improvements?
PS. When its done I'll post pictures of the finished product.
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