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Hello everybody
I make a model to reduce a energy consuption for mining farms. The basic idea is to use gaspistons gensets with cogeneration\trigeneration systems. With this idia we can get chep kWe and free thermal power wich we can use to produce colling way in trigeneration system.
so, could you beso kind to share some datas of energy consuption for 1 bitcoin? (industrial mining farms)
i need: - electricity consuption for main equipment kWe*h - heat release for 1 bitcoin - electricity consuption for cooling systems,
or just give me some links to reed
thanksalot!
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That would be about a year of mining at home so that is probably equal to your electricity bill for that time. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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May 16, 2016, 06:32:15 PM |
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That would be about a year of mining at home so that is probably equal to your electricity bill for that time. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) thanks a lot, but i'm talking about industrial volume, where electrical consuptions is lower than in home mining
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May 16, 2016, 06:53:07 PM Last edit: May 16, 2016, 08:39:11 PM by franky1 |
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ok.. remember that numbers vary because bitcoin is more luck and difficulty chasing rather than something linear/stable
but here goes
antpool in the last 48 hours has averaged 3 blocks an hour (75bitcoin) with an rough hash rate of 350 PH/s
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that 350PHash is the equivalent to 74000 mining rigs of 4.73ghash running at 1.3KwatH each
knowing the specifications can vary by 10%.. lets make it into easy maths
75btc per hour for 75000 rigs 1btc an hour for 1000 rigs
1btc =1.300megawat hours
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May 16, 2016, 06:59:58 PM |
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ok.. remember that numbers vary because bitcoin is more luck and difficulty chasing rather than something linear/stable
but here goes
antpool in the last 48 hours has averaged 3 blocks an hour (75bitcoin) with an rough hash rate of 350 PH/s
now..
that 350PHash is the equivalent to 74000 mining rigs of 4.73ghash running at 1.3mwatH each
knowing the specifications can vary by 10%.. lets make it into easy maths
75btc per hour for 75000 rigs 1btc an hour for 1000 rigs
1btc =1300megawat hours
1.3 million kwh means 50k dollars per btc in electricity.
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May 16, 2016, 07:17:43 PM |
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ok.. remember that numbers vary because bitcoin is more luck and difficulty chasing rather than something linear/stable
but here goes
antpool in the last 48 hours has averaged 3 blocks an hour (75bitcoin) with an rough hash rate of 350 PH/s
now..
that 350PHash is the equivalent to 74000 mining rigs of 4.73ghash running at 1.3mwatH each
knowing the specifications can vary by 10%.. lets make it into easy maths
75btc per hour for 75000 rigs 1btc an hour for 1000 rigs
1btc =1300megawat hours
franky1, i guess I had a misunderstanding with the dimension.... ((( 1 bitcoin costs ~~ 456 usd 1 kWe*h costs ~~0,4 usd for 1 bitcoin we need ~~ 130 kWe*h am i right?
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May 16, 2016, 07:20:20 PM |
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![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) ok.. remember that numbers vary because bitcoin is more luck and difficulty chasing rather than something linear/stable
but here goes
antpool in the last 48 hours has averaged 3 blocks an hour (75bitcoin) with an rough hash rate of 350 PH/s
now..
that 350PHash is the equivalent to 74000 mining rigs of 4.73ghash running at 1.3mwatH each
knowing the specifications can vary by 10%.. lets make it into easy maths
75btc per hour for 75000 rigs 1btc an hour for 1000 rigs
1btc =1300megawat hours
1.3 million kwh means 50k dollars per btc in electricity.
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May 16, 2016, 07:50:47 PM Last edit: May 16, 2016, 09:08:27 PM by Amph |
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one antminer s7 generate 0.37 btc per month and consume 864 kwh per month
you need 2.7 antminer for 1 btc per month, which would consume 2332.8 kwh per day
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May 16, 2016, 08:19:13 PM |
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one antminer s7 generate 0.37 btc per day and consume 864 kwh per month
you need 2.7 antminer for 1 btc per month, which would consume 2332.8 kwh per month, or 2.3328 mwh per month
per day would be 30 times greater and per hour would be 24 times 720 times greater
so, one antminer s7 generate 0.37 btc per day = 11,1 btc per month which would consume 864 kwh 846/11,1=76,21 kwh per 1 btc but with franky's data we get 120kwh per 1 btc ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif)
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one antminer s7 generate 0.37 btc per day and consume 864 kwh per month
you need 2.7 antminer for 1 btc per month, which would consume 2332.8 kwh per month, or 2.3328 mwh per month
per day would be 30 times greater and per hour would be 24 times 720 times greater
so, one antminer s7 generate 0.37 btc per day = 11,1 btc per month which would consume 864 kwh 846/11,1=76,21 kwh per 1 btc but with franky's data we get 120kwh per 1 btc ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) wtf thats sounds super cheap isn't like 10-20 cents per kwh? so 120kwh = 1BTC = 12$ lol no way I look forward to this threads conclusion...
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May 16, 2016, 08:41:45 PM Last edit: May 16, 2016, 09:02:07 PM by franky1 |
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seems people cant read
1 rig is 1300 watt which is 1.3kwatt
so 1000 rigs is 1.3Mwat
1 bitcoin is 1.3Mwat or 1300kwat
so if it costs 5cents per kwatt
thats 6500 cents or $325
yep china pools such as antpool that has zero equipment cost (because for every 1 retail sold unit they are able to produce 4 units with the profits) can make a bitcoin for $325
but in the western world at 20cent a kwat and $1000 a unit ($1million hardware cost for 1000 units) with 6 month life span that is a breakdown of $248 hardware cost per hour
and $1300 electricity cost per hour.. so costing $1548 per bitcoin in the western world
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May 16, 2016, 08:52:10 PM Last edit: May 16, 2016, 09:04:14 PM by Amph |
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one antminer s7 generate 0.37 btc per day and consume 864 kwh per month
you need 2.7 antminer for 1 btc per month, which would consume 2332.8 kwh per month, or 2.3328 mwh per month
per day would be 30 times greater and per hour would be 24 times 720 times greater
so, one antminer s7 generate 0.37 btc per day = 11,1 btc per month which would consume 864 kwh 846/11,1=76,21 kwh per 1 btc but with franky's data we get 120kwh per 1 btc ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) bad typo, i mean 0.37 per month not per day and smaller not greater wait there are some errors ok you need 80 antminer s7 to mine 1 btc in one day, this is 1200w per 80 x 24 = 2304 kwh per day to mine 1 btc
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What is the prediction that s9 will produce in this same time frame compare to the s7?
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May 16, 2016, 09:02:48 PM |
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I make a model to reduce a energy consuption for mining farms. The basic idea is to use gaspistons gensets with cogeneration\trigeneration systems. With this idia we can get chep kWe and free thermal power wich we can use to produce colling way in trigeneration system.
How does this even work? To reduce mining costs you could use the heat generated to heat water and deliver this heat to houses in winter, but then coal/gas might be still cheaper and winter is only small part of the year + at the places where indstrial miners have cheap electricity (probably around 2 cents/1kwh) there wont be big town near anyway
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The calculation for cost per bitcoin is actually very simple. The theoretical revenue (in bitcoins) per block is R * H * 600 * 65535 / 248 / D where R is the block reward, H is the miner's hash rate, and D is the difficulty. First, we calculate the energy expended per bitcoin. You can derive the theoretical hashes per bitcoin: D / R / 65535 * 248 So, energy per bitcoin is: e * D / R / 65535 * 248 where e is joules/hash. If you are using an S7 (0.25 J/GH), then your energy/bitcoin today is: (0.25/1000000000) * 194254820283 / 25 / 65535 * 2 48 = 8.34 GJ per bitcoin The cost per bitcoin is simply that times the cost per joule. Assuming $0.10 per kWh, your cost per bitcoin today is: (0.10/1000/3600) * 8.3 * 1000000000 = $231.76 per bitcoin
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I make a model to reduce a energy consuption for mining farms. The basic idea is to use gaspistons gensets with cogeneration\trigeneration systems. With this idia we can get chep kWe and free thermal power wich we can use to produce colling way in trigeneration system.
How does this even work? To reduce mining costs you could use the heat generated to heat water and deliver this heat to houses in winter, but then coal/gas might be still cheaper and winter is only small part of the year + at the places where indstrial miners have cheap electricity (probably around 2 cents/1kwh) there wont be big town near anyway Well i think solar panels actually save quite a lot of energy if you're run a couple of miners at your home. Though they are expensive; its worth it in the long term.
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