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![]() i've used them in computers. Don't bother, I think. Our pumps produce similar noise signatures to computer fans and that noise proofing doesn't solve it. It only made computer cases super heavy.
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![]() kwirky, was it the fiber glass panels or the cellulose type?
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![]() i use celfort. the hard pink styrofoam from revy or windsor. it comes in 2+8 sheets. works decent
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![]() is your outlest pipe submerged into your sump? that may help
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![]() Ian, Ya both pipes are submerged. My setup is one drain from Tank, into two sump lines. One at each end of the sump. Skimmer>pump<Refugeum Is my plan, but dont think I'll have enough room in 10g sump. Quite a bit of air comes down the Durso drain. I have small air holes drilled into the top of the Durso too, 6 .045" holes. Just enough to stop the water in the overflow from surging. Most my noise is from Durso gurgling too.
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![]() i've used DynaMat. It's like a compressed tar material. Didn't work on computers very well.
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![]() Dynamat is more for deep, low frequency sounds. Not fans and Pumps. I have installed many pounds of Dynamat in my vehicles
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