Ok that was a great description because I can actually visualize it. I think. 
So after the T, I need to simply use a round to square adaptor and seal it to 
the cooler intake. Right?

Nutrapuppy, aka gibbon @ american steel's camp by the ton, 430/esp.


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On Aug 18, 2010 3:54 PM, Cody Firestone <[email protected]> wrote: 

i would suggest 
 
you can make a square frame that holds the furnace filters, and have a square 
to round duct adapter.  this goes to elbow (down) then to a "t" 
connection.  the "down" on the t connection goes to a 5 gallon bucket with 
water in the bottom of it, and the "T" in a hole cut in the top.  the dust 
falls in there.  the air then travels thru the 90 degree angle into your 
swamp cooler....

 
then from the fan outlet into you hut!
 


 
On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 12:37 PM, [email protected] 
<[email protected]> wrote:


Cody, Bill, thanks so much. 

I had not considered the noise of it...not to mention the potential mess when 
getting water to it inside.


I think i'll make a little outdoor hut for it with an input duct that changes 
direction. Crafty idea.

Then I'll cut a big enough window for me to easily reach the control panels. I 
can probably find some scrap materials to make an airtight seal between the 
unit and the Hyurt.


Peace,
Np




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On Aug 18, 2010 9:18 AM, Cody Firestone <[email protected]> wrote: 


IT DEPENDS ON HOW YOU RUN IT.
 
we have a cooler where the cool air ducts away, and the intake is drawn in from 
a bank of furnace filters.
 
the intake air comes in from a square frame, then passes directly into a 
box.  it is directed down a baffle, this changes the air direction and 
scrubs a surprising amount of dust.
 
it passes under the baffle into the chamber with the swamp... then the cooled 
air is drawn from the center, out a duct the size of the 8 inch fan and 
directly into the side of our monkey hut shade structure.
 
the sleeping is INSDIE the monkey hut ( a big pvc pipe shade.. like a big 
quanset hut) and we keep it totally open most of the time.  if we leave 
the camp, we close up the zippers on the tent.
 
at night, we open up the end flaps of the monkey hut when we are awake and blow 
in nice cool dry nightime air.  when we go to sleep, we close it back up, 
and use simple air intake vent.
 
the water pump is solar, so when the sun comes up in the morning, it starts 
pumpng the water onto the "swamp" and the cooling begins.
 
at night, it just pumps moisture into the tent and seems a bit "muggy" so thats 
why we turn off the water pump at night.
 
 
 
since we have a filtered inlet, we keep the machinery outside.
 
if you dont have a filtered inlet, or you want to recirculate the air inside a 
large structure, you problem is that unless you have an exhaust for all that 
humidity, you are basiclly becoming a humidifier, not a swamp cooler.

 
this MAY be ok if you have a LOT of ventilation anywyas,.. but if thats the 
case, why even try? it will be dust city.
 
so my sugesstion is to keep the machinery outside (quieter, more effective 
cooling hot dry air into cool mosit air.  other wise it is simply mosit 
air) and direct the cooler air immediately into the shade structure / hut.

 
hope it goes well!
 
 

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