Hello everyone,
I live in Fortaleza - Brazil and we have the second higher level of salty air on the world. Electronic equipments corrode quickly, and i have a Mini-ITX motherboard which i use as a small data server to me and my company. As this server doest produce a lot of heat, my idea is to submerge it on mineral oil (HD's outside) to prevent the corrosion... I think the oil would seal the components from the salty air?
I know mineral oil has a low conductive and is very capacitive, but as the server doesnt produce much heat it wouldnt be a problem.
I live in Fortaleza - Brazil and we have the second higher level of salty air on the world. Electronic equipments corrode quickly, and i have a Mini-ITX motherboard which i use as a small data server to me and my company. As this server doest produce a lot of heat, my idea is to submerge it on mineral oil (HD's outside) to prevent the corrosion... I think the oil would seal the components from the salty air?
I know mineral oil has a low conductive and is very capacitive, but as the server doesnt produce much heat it wouldnt be a problem.
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