It is then run through a filter to remove particulates and pumped back into the system. This heated oil is then cooled using a plate heat exchanger that also has cool oil from a garden hose running through it. On each of the 36 ASICs in the tank, the fans are reversed so that cooler oil from the bottom of the tank is sucked up toward the top of the tank in a cycle meant to optimize the dispersion of heat waste away from the ASICs. To address this problem, Limping-Zebra adapted an obscure cooling trick for immersion-cooled PCs and servers for their Bitcoin miners. ASICs can get extremely hot while they’re running, and if you put a bunch of them together the heat can quickly damage the chips.
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