What do you think of my attempt to silence my inline exhaust ?

Smokeytit90

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Wrapped it up in bubble wrap and a wool undersheet which is pretty thick .

Taped tight and myt go over it again with more wool

So a ) I can go without a speed controller ,hopefully

B) go with a speed controller and hopefully be almost silent

I've yet to try it out tomorrow

Any cons to this ?
 

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Is your fan wrapped under that mess too?
Lol yea the lot ?

I've got water proof stuff I can go over it with . doesnt need to be a work of art. If I can effectively silence my fans without spending any money. Maybe a speed controller
 
Wow

Fans create heat while running, and now the heat has nowhere to go. It’ll shorten the life of your fan at least, max it’ll burn your house when it catches fire from overheating.

So either you’ll need to buy a new fan, or house sooner than you should have to.
This
 
Wow

Fans create heat while running, and now the heat has nowhere to go. It’ll shorten the life of your fan at least, max it’ll burn your house when it catches fire from overheating.

So either you’ll need to buy a new fan, or house sooner than you should have to.
What about these accoustic boxes they just seem to completely encase the fan
 
Wow

Fans create heat while running, and now the heat has nowhere to go. It’ll shorten the life of your fan at least, max it’ll burn your house when it catches fire from overheating.

So either you’ll need to buy a new fan, or house sooner than you should have to.
What about now?
 

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Many fans are cooled through the ducting so to speak. Every proper brand has internal heat fuses. At least here over the pond.

I'd encased fans before in insulation boxes etc, some are still alive today and well over 15 years. All proper industrial standard stuff.

I'm not saying it's a good advice, I just say it can be done.
 
95% of the sound is air exiting.Covering the flex pipe only helps so much.Look online for muffler design.
 
Many fans are cooled through the ducting so to speak. Every proper brand has internal heat fuses. At least here over the pond.

I'd encased fans before in insulation boxes etc, some are still alive today and well over 15 years. All proper industrial standard stuff.

I'm not saying it's a good advice, I just say it can be done.
Yup Ive wrapped several in rockwool insulation 6".Even built a box around.Was too the point that couldn't even hear it and had to check outside if it was running.Just took up too much space though.
 
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