Immersion Cooling an S19J Pro Bitcoin ASIC Miner With a Two Loop Heat Exchanger

This is a DIY Immersion Cooling Dielectric Fluid system with two loops.. Fluid circulated through a tank with an S19 Bitcoin Miner in it to a pump and then a heat exchanger - and a second loop circulates just water through a pump, the heat exchanger, a tank and then a radiator. This was the hot water can be used for other things like heating a pool, heating water for a water heater, heating a floor with piping.

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[JeromeDemers]

Thanks for telling Celsius values when explaining everything. Keep up the great useful entertainment!

[teaganconnor]

As usual amazing video! This definitly opens up the door to many other uses for disposing of the heat, i would love to have heated tiles in the bathroom, tear out the tile, lay some tubing down, re tile over it, and boom, heated bathroom floor

[carlinpenner]

Another fantastic video! Again, I love the retro visuals and the music to back it up, great work!

[thegreenguy]

Great content, loving it. This is exactly the sort of thing we need.

[xDL]

I like the MarioB music style . Infloor heating is an amazing synergy.

[justiceglory]

I am big fan. I am trying to make an immersion cooling asic miner so your videos are just so genuine and enjoyable.

Edit: …and educational.

[moldypj]

Enjoying the video shots, slow mo's, music and lights.

[roadracer]

Good video, I like the music and edits.

Being in Florida too, I feel ya on the struggles with heat extraction. I’m elated when I can keep the temp below 95 degrees F (35 c) in the afternoon.

[parme]

I’m you’re first giveaway winner. I work in plumbing and electrical and when I was younger worked in a brewery. I’m very familiar with plate and coil heat exchangers along with your setup. If you ever have questions or would like to bounce ideas around. Let me know and I’d be happy to send you my info. 👍🏼

[B_radoncrypto]

Looks like mecano of pipes bro. Great work.

[larryroyovitz]

I have a single s19j pro, and I've decided not to immersion cool until the warranty is up. I live in Canada, so getting rid of heat is only an issue in the summer months, and even then, nowhere near your situation. We've been having cool weather up here, where I am lately. Last night the temperature was 3 degrees celsius. Can you imagine that, it's June! It's not normally that cold. And todays high is supposed to be 18 degrees, which to me, is beautiful.

[shmeegleson]

Awesome video as always keep up the good work

[rich]

nice. pretty cool that you can use the other loop for heating! 100F is more than enough for radiant. The Hvac technician in me is cringing on the piping though. copper would look so much better. plus installing shut offs, drains, , air scoop, and putting in unions to allow for easy servicing and purge. ahhh. okay I'll stop.

they make press fitting for copper nowadays so you could build it even quicker. if you have the tool of course

[gardarjustinussen]

Very inspiring. Hopefully there will be more content like this. Just a copple of question to consider: How much (kwh) does the machine use and how much bitcoin does it mine per day? Those questions are very interesting to be answerd :)

[henrycruz]

Open the power supply and remove the three fans, is how is supposed to be runner in immersion.

[ddawg]

Where can one get a tank like the one in your video?

[CraigBrosRacing]

Wow that is using the car radiator like I do was a good start!!!!keep up the good work and discord is enjoyable too..psss pex pipe is EASIER!!! to use..and one day I will let the world in on my fluid and almost everyone can get it in there own towns....think about it....and I haven't seen anyone else use a "worm" in there cooling system yet either hmmm.... although I'm only cooling 4 machines per set up might not work on larger set ups but mine has been working great 👍 Great content!... amazing what a debit card and a garage full of race car parts can produce...entire set up is made of automotive parts minus the SJ, s and piping...if something ever goes wrong only places I have to go is Oriellys auto or Lowe's hardware store and since bitmain is now a double unicorn company (5bill per uni) there's no shortage of machines just hard to pay for lol....

[moisesorta]

the oil pump where you bought it. Thank you

[af]

Always love new immersion content.Thanks! this was a good one. I've got two questions;
1/ Why did you have to lower the level for the pump to prime in the oil section?
2/since you're using the heat exchanger to cool water, its rating becomes accurate. 200, 000BTU is around 58kw, that's almost the heat of 20 S19J Pros, using a pool instead of the small water tank you used. Do you think a single exchanger can dissipate all that heat alone with a double loop?

[flip]

This is almost like quantum computing, where they put the computer in below freezing and take out the oxygen.