Brothgar, I really like the LucidChart flowchart to teach the general idea before jumping into the deep end, and referring back to show what steps you are addressing with what equipment. Keep doing that!
Dude I was staring at a water pipe for a carbon skimmer and toilets and wondering why my water wasnt flowing to the skimmer...looked up Piping Tutorials to see what I did wrong.....When I was working on another section I glanced in pipe view and saw that I had a bridge setup BACKWARDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lolol Its like Programming and having an entire function fail because of a misplaced comma lol
I usually play on sandbox mode and try to create a fully passive power source. Recently, I lined the entire bottom layer with volcanos to power a layer of steam turbines, but it isn't as efficient as I'd like. *This* though... for the price of one duplicant's time and an atmo suit? Yeah, much smaller, uses materials I normally don't know what to do with, can fuel so many other processes and feels more productive... _I like it._
Remember the NGas generator produce output of building temperature If you use that extreme cold NGas to cool the system you should get massive cold output
@@brothgar Hook it up to steam turbines so you get the heat energy added on as well, then remove your sieves and connect the chilled water output directly in! MWAHAHA! XP
Don't know if anyone said this yet but if you feed a bit of oil into the oil well, it will not consume water anymore and still work as normal. I use this to feed two wells for my power hungry base
Wow. I just cobbled together a "thing" and it's working and it's nothing as neat or complex as this, but only thanks to mods. I needed the advanced cooler and access to lava. I made an overflow separator with a cooling loop that requires super coolant, which is the worst thing about my build. The rest is straight forward, including a 96 tile high pressure storage chamber for the natural gas which is getting cooled there. The only automation is a petroleum level sensor and a temperature sensor on the lava heat exchanger and methane chiller. It's definitely nice not needing all those aquetuners. When you keep a certain level of petroleum over oil, it acts as a buffer for when the oil gets hot enough to convert, but it cools quickly due to the mass above. I try and use two tiles worth of petroleum over oil and the oil always gets released over the hottest tiles over the lava. This game is amazing for the many solutions to one or more problems!
this guys must've been working as an overseer in a vault somewhere , the amount of effort you put into that spreadsheet is enough to tell me that you are a freakin genius
I've seen a few mentions of breaking the game in this thread. If it takes this amount of these materials to make, it deserves to be this powerful. Especially since making this in survival would be a MASSIVE undertaking far beyond the part of the game where you've proven you can survive the game's mechanics lol.
It's possible to skip the first set of gas pumps. With the use of insulating shift plates, you can have the oil -> sour gas and sour gas -> liquid methane in the same room. Not sure how much that ends up saving in the long run, though, so might not be worth the trouble.
Actually you don't need a gasfilter by the oilwell it only produces natgas, just vaccum it out and let the crude oil flow a bit over the well to cool it.
Maybe I misunderstand how temp shift plates work, but doesn't placing them directly next to the insulated walls transfer the temperature to those walls much more quickly? I was under the impression that placing it one tile away from the wall was best.
Years ago, a year+ before I posted that even. Boiling oil turned right in to natural gas. Then boiling oil turned in to sour gas but 100% of it turned in to methane when cooled. Now we are at what? 33% turns to sulphur?
if you heat up the generators over 125 degrees celsius you can slap on a few steam turbines up top to produce even MOAR power, and it saves you the hassle of cooling steam down to water, and it comes readily in a pipe too.
I feel like this could be way simpler. As long as you have space materials: Boil oil with thermium aquatuners(start in vaccuum). Thermium air pump sends sour gas from aqua tuner room to a room chilled by the aqua tuners. Methane is pumped to a room and dripped in a pool of water warmed by a tepidizer. Methane flashes to nat gas. Then nat gas goes to the generators(made of steel). Start the generator room as a vaccuum and when they heat up steam is produced. Turbine at top of generator room turns steam to water which is pumped to the oil well for more oil. I dont see needing more than hydro sensors atmo sensors and possibly thermo sensors. I may test this myself and reply to this message to verify.
Yes! It works great, the only automation I used was a hydro sensor plus liquid shutoff on the aqua tuner room to limit the flow of oil so it can vaporize. Other than that I couldn't get my generators to overheat because the nat gas is coming into them at -14c so it keeps them cool, some tweaking could easily solve that by using the nat gas pipe to cool something. I used 1 aqua tuner, 1 gas pump in the tuner room( should have used 2, there is an excess of sour gas in there), 1 liquid shutoff, 1 hydro sensor,1 gas pump in the tepidizer room, 1 tepidizer and that's it. It seems it could easily be scaled up.
This might be because of my relative rookiehood when it comes to the mega projects you can pop out once an hour or so, but it completely escapes me where the start-up energy for it all comes from. Any insights in another video for how to power such massive circuits and finding enough fuel for them?
I understand nothing of what is happening and how this can help me in my base, but I love it all the same... this game is a lot more complex and require thoughtful ponderations before engaging in a project. Thanks for the videos, they really help, I just need to understand them better lmao
Another superb explanation and theoretically making. I love your theoretical builds, but my problem is that it's very difficult to port these to practical game builds. Ye, when some one would make a mod with copy/paste build-schema (or maybe it will implement in base game) these build can more easily put in practical game play. Also you are using end game materials which also need space exploration.... LOL I even get space only once yet. :D Maybe it's time to make a "first space rocket build speed run game" when you show us a game play with a possibly shortened time to reach space. Then, as we can make progress to get cool stuff from space, we can build such a thing as you showed here.... (with some practical game play modifications I suppose) Anyway, good job, as always Brothgar! Keep it up, Mate!
Breeding tame pacu's and setting up a "breeding tank" is a little tricky, you can kind of skip that altogether and just have a wild pacu tank. You never have to feed your pacu's in your "wild" tank (even if you put tame pacus in it), and they will always produce 1 egg in their lifetime, so long as there are no eggs in their tank. So just sweep up all of the eggs, drop them up above their tank where the babies can flop back into the tank when they hatch, and you have a life-time supply of MEAT inside the tank when they die from old age.
Brothgar, not to send you down a rabbit hole, but... power your old NGas system from the extra water of this one, since all the old one needed to run was a water input
Hey, in the future, could you include a quick file to the description containing all the automations sensors thresholds or something. I think it will make these devices easier to build if we aren't willing to rewatch the video again.
I wish there was actually a youtuber you did tutorials with a legit survival base... sure in theory everything is easy when you are in creative mode but you would never get to this point unless you are a god... clearing all that land alone would be a huge undertaking.
@Brothgar dont we need a 4 space open area between the mid section and the generators? gotta do that waterlock to be able to build it and achieve the mandatory symmetry + vacuum / gas fillings. :D
I know you have extra power and pumps don’t cost hardly anything lol, but if anyone here wanted to make it cheaper, make a 1 tile tunnel below your oil wells to a door, hook that door to a hydro sensor, when it’s full enough the door will open and slam shut allowing only a little oil out and keeping natural gas in and outside gases out (since gas doesn’t flow through liquid) This method however assumes your oil wells are above your main oil tank and you’re just dropping it into your main tank, which is how mine are always setup 😁
I just realized that doors maintain their temperature when they're opened, but probably can't transfer the heat at all. Could this, in theory, be used as a heat battery? Something to think about.
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The system is not quite stable. You are heating up 3,333 kg of Crude Oil 90 C to Sour Gas 542 C, which is 2596,8 kDTU (taking into account all state transitions), and then cooling down with Super Coolant to -164,6 C (this is when methan emerges) or 4467 kDTU, meaning that your coolant is absorbing 4467-2596.8=1870.2 kDTU, so you need additional system to cool down your coolant. Since you need cooling, it won't cost you much: aquatuner+steam turbine system will do the job for a pathetic 41 kJ/cycle.
@brothgar can you link your spreadsheet in videos like this where you use it? I would really like to use your methods as a baseline for my own research efforts. Thank you!
If you did convert it to steam, how many steam generators would it be able to support? would you have to still pull additional water out? It would be cool to see.
This is crazy, you're genius! I've got like 60h in the game and I'm soooo big noob. I was trying to heat the water for steam generator with crude oil pumped from very bottom. I failed.
Not sure if you are running out of video titles or they are slowly becoming clickbaity. They are becoming harder to search for after I watch the vid and want to replicate something
I've noticed this odd thing. Water reservoires that hold hot liquid on ceramic tiles heat up the ceramic tile while cooling itself. This way you can prevent the reservoire to overheat. Why does this happen? And only tile on the left gets heated up, the other stays the same or rises a small amount. Can this be exploited?
Speaking of natural gas generator, what is the COLDEST temperature you could get the machine, without cheating tools? Like, I want to see the most extreme cold and warm possible for this game.
I built one and I have a problem with the methane freezing in the right hand portion of the chamber - adding a loop of radiant piping to preheat the petroleum before being flashed to gas helps, and there isn't enough gas generated to run the generators continuously. Set the smart batteries to 90/75 and that should leave you with a gas surplus.
I really wish you’d done some research before putting in all this effort. LifeGrow and John Francis both have great examples of sour gas converters that are far, far more energy efficient than this because they use heat exchangers. Instead you’re doing brute force heating and cooling, spending far more energy to do it. Oh, and it’s weird that you’re writing off water sieves without mentioning their major output product, which is dirt. Which has a number of food-related uses.
Brothgar you can put compressed carbon dioxide (water) in electrolyzer to turn water into hydrogen and oxygen use hydrogen to power using hydrogen generator and vent oxygen to the base
We have buildability scores for actual construction projects I think someone needs to give buildability scores for all these designs on youtube and guides. You cant just slap us a blueprint and expect us to build it. Which also includes a bill of materials for all the design itself. Some materials are not easily obtained. I know they work effciently but the methodologies of building said designs need to be kept in mind. Such as creating vacuum or pumping in certain fluids into the enclosed system. Or even how to build them pre jetpack tech. They should also provide a maintenance score for these designs as well. If these systems break down how feasible is it to fix them and the messes they make to the immediate environment should be rated.
and here i came hoping to find tips for early game resque, my slicksters in the oil biome started to reproduce and got molten larva baby's and i have 5kg of sour gas in my oil biome... wich is starting to creep up my base, thinking i could use this sour gas, but there is a bit more to it i see :D:D speciually since i let my dupes build everything.. your video is awsome professional, but i have not even breached surface at this stage of this save.
Both! The storage containers hold less than the 20K pressure in a single tile that you can get from using a high pressure gas vent. If you put the storage containers in an enclosed space, and fill the containers AND the enclosed space, you get like 180% storage capacity from just using the enclosed space, and over 200% more than just using the containers. Same goes for liquid storage, without the need for high pressure vents.
At me it doesnt produce a constant amount of gas to keep all 38 generator running.. its a wig wag between times of full gas pipes an almost empty ones.. that isnt really a stable electric supply :( a little add you can use the cool sulfer and run it via transport rails through your generator area and dump it in some vakkuum area so sulfur have a good use for cooling beside beeing useless
There was a Patch with the conversion rate of Saur gas to methane, its now just 3:2 and not 1:1 anymore. So this setup provides enought natural gas for only 24-25 gas generators now.
is there an easier explanation how to build this step by step, which materials to use for what etc. for a noob like me? This looks super messy and complicated and I always gets stuck after I start making plastic. I need more power besides natural gas geyser and I cannot understand from any tutorials so far how to get more energy :(
I have 4 (or 5, cant remember now) in my second planetoid, but i havent any in my first. And I dont have gold amalgam, and my dreckos came from the machine that creates things (cant remember the name now), becausr there werent any in both maps. It was a very unlucky asteroid
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Brothgar, I really like the LucidChart flowchart to teach the general idea before jumping into the deep end, and referring back to show what steps you are addressing with what equipment. Keep doing that!
I'm glad i'm not the only one who hooks up pipes backwards haha
Dude I was staring at a water pipe for a carbon skimmer and toilets and wondering why my water wasnt flowing to the skimmer...looked up Piping Tutorials to see what I did wrong.....When I was working on another section I glanced in pipe view and saw that I had a bridge setup BACKWARDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lolol Its like Programming and having an entire function fail because of a misplaced comma lol
Truly, this is a work of f-art!
MODERN F-AAAAAART.
Lol
One of these days I'll understand *something* that's going on here
Things are burning big power it go woosh
And sandbox mode. I've learned recently that most of these oni streamers make it look achievable in sandbox mode.
This comment reminded me of myself in my first ONI days. Oh how many spacerock-cycles has it been.
Built a Mass Power Plant
Now I understand about half of this
sour gas boiler: crude oil+heat>sour gas-heat>methane+heat>natural gas> a lot of power
I usually play on sandbox mode and try to create a fully passive power source. Recently, I lined the entire bottom layer with volcanos to power a layer of steam turbines, but it isn't as efficient as I'd like. *This* though... for the price of one duplicant's time and an atmo suit? Yeah, much smaller, uses materials I normally don't know what to do with, can fuel so many other processes and feels more productive... _I like it._
Every time I turn on sandbox mode I'm less than 3 days from taking a break for a couple months lmao
Nice end game generator. I like the name of the spreadsheet too. You spent a lot of time on this!
Cheers
Best job ever.
dev's: nat gas too op
brothgar: i have made infinite SURVIVABIlITY with sour gas
dev's: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
@@brothgar lol i love it keep up the good work
Remember the NGas generator produce output of building temperature
If you use that extreme cold NGas to cool the system you should get massive cold output
@@brothgar I used it to cool down my system, but using it for Steam is Funky xD
@Brothgar D: oh god
@@brothgar Hook it up to steam turbines so you get the heat energy added on as well, then remove your sieves and connect the chilled water output directly in! MWAHAHA! XP
Don't know if anyone said this yet but if you feed a bit of oil into the oil well, it will not consume water anymore and still work as normal. I use this to feed two wells for my power hungry base
Yeah almost a thousand cycles in and so much water I'm boiling it off to make room
Happy for you that you've been able to make - on your way - this your full time job. Congrats =)
Wow. I just cobbled together a "thing" and it's working and it's nothing as neat or complex as this, but only thanks to mods. I needed the advanced cooler and access to lava. I made an overflow separator with a cooling loop that requires super coolant, which is the worst thing about my build. The rest is straight forward, including a 96 tile high pressure storage chamber for the natural gas which is getting cooled there. The only automation is a petroleum level sensor and a temperature sensor on the lava heat exchanger and methane chiller. It's definitely nice not needing all those aquetuners. When you keep a certain level of petroleum over oil, it acts as a buffer for when the oil gets hot enough to convert, but it cools quickly due to the mass above. I try and use two tiles worth of petroleum over oil and the oil always gets released over the hottest tiles over the lava.
This game is amazing for the many solutions to one or more problems!
"This was only 10 hours in making *cries in Brothgar*"
This is the pure essence of oxygen not included, use your mind and imagination to use every single bit of everything to make something
4:03 that sound made me alt-tab from video
High quality content, it’s cool to see the progress of all the videos over the last few months.
this guys must've been working as an overseer in a vault somewhere , the amount of effort you put into that spreadsheet is enough to tell me that you are a freakin genius
congratulations brothgar!! this video definetely is the culmination of your previous works, and you managed to link/reference them perfectly!
THAT CHART IS FANTASTIC!
There was a "Boom! Check out the size of my spreadsheet!" joke in there. Should remember that for next time. ;)
Excellent video as always.
I've seen a few mentions of breaking the game in this thread. If it takes this amount of these materials to make, it deserves to be this powerful. Especially since making this in survival would be a MASSIVE undertaking far beyond the part of the game where you've proven you can survive the game's mechanics lol.
Nice) "Free energy" and video id ending on "ZPM" (Stargate)
It's possible to skip the first set of gas pumps. With the use of insulating shift plates, you can have the oil -> sour gas and sour gas -> liquid methane in the same room. Not sure how much that ends up saving in the long run, though, so might not be worth the trouble.
This takes me back to the days of the natural gas power-plant setup.
Actually you don't need a gasfilter by the oilwell it only produces natgas, just vaccum it out and let the crude oil flow a bit over the well to cool it.
Maybe I misunderstand how temp shift plates work, but doesn't placing them directly next to the insulated walls transfer the temperature to those walls much more quickly? I was under the impression that placing it one tile away from the wall was best.
A job well done! Thank you. Quick question, why aren't you heating with magma?
So good they've had to nerf it several times. I wonder if we are going to ever get a use for sulfur.
Doesn't the grub grub eat it? And that spindly plant?
This was 2 years back. Before the DLC existed. But yes. There is finally a use for sulfur.
What do you mean by nerf in this case? I've tested this build (however little tweaked) last night and still seems to work pretty much well.
Years ago, a year+ before I posted that even. Boiling oil turned right in to natural gas. Then boiling oil turned in to sour gas but 100% of it turned in to methane when cooled. Now we are at what? 33% turns to sulphur?
if you heat up the generators over 125 degrees celsius you can slap on a few steam turbines up top to produce even MOAR power, and it saves you the hassle of cooling steam down to water, and it comes readily in a pipe too.
Id likd to see yoh do this in survival
I feel like this could be way simpler. As long as you have space materials:
Boil oil with thermium aquatuners(start in vaccuum).
Thermium air pump sends sour gas from aqua tuner room to a room chilled by the aqua tuners.
Methane is pumped to a room and dripped in a pool of water warmed by a tepidizer. Methane flashes to nat gas.
Then nat gas goes to the generators(made of steel). Start the generator room as a vaccuum and when they heat up steam is produced.
Turbine at top of generator room turns steam to water which is pumped to the oil well for more oil.
I dont see needing more than hydro sensors atmo sensors and possibly thermo sensors.
I may test this myself and reply to this message to verify.
Yes! It works great, the only automation I used was a hydro sensor plus liquid shutoff on the aqua tuner room to limit the flow of oil so it can vaporize. Other than that I couldn't get my generators to overheat because the nat gas is coming into them at -14c so it keeps them cool, some tweaking could easily solve that by using the nat gas pipe to cool something.
I used 1 aqua tuner, 1 gas pump in the tuner room( should have used 2, there is an excess of sour gas in there), 1 liquid shutoff, 1 hydro sensor,1 gas pump in the tepidizer room, 1 tepidizer and that's it.
It seems it could easily be scaled up.
This might be because of my relative rookiehood when it comes to the mega projects you can pop out once an hour or so, but it completely escapes me where the start-up energy for it all comes from. Any insights in another video for how to power such massive circuits and finding enough fuel for them?
I understand nothing of what is happening and how this can help me in my base, but I love it all the same... this game is a lot more complex and require thoughtful ponderations before engaging in a project.
Thanks for the videos, they really help, I just need to understand them better lmao
Another superb explanation and theoretically making. I love your theoretical builds, but my problem is that it's very difficult to port these to practical game builds. Ye, when some one would make a mod with copy/paste build-schema (or maybe it will implement in base game) these build can more easily put in practical game play. Also you are using end game materials which also need space exploration.... LOL I even get space only once yet. :D Maybe it's time to make a "first space rocket build speed run game" when you show us a game play with a possibly shortened time to reach space. Then, as we can make progress to get cool stuff from space, we can build such a thing as you showed here.... (with some practical game play modifications I suppose) Anyway, good job, as always Brothgar! Keep it up, Mate!
And now tune up all those generators! EVEN MOVE FREE ENERGY!
What software was use for presentation on 1:15 Looks very clean! :)
Breeding tame pacu's and setting up a "breeding tank" is a little tricky, you can kind of skip that altogether and just have a wild pacu tank. You never have to feed your pacu's in your "wild" tank (even if you put tame pacus in it), and they will always produce 1 egg in their lifetime, so long as there are no eggs in their tank. So just sweep up all of the eggs, drop them up above their tank where the babies can flop back into the tank when they hatch, and you have a life-time supply of MEAT inside the tank when they die from old age.
Brothgar, not to send you down a rabbit hole, but... power your old NGas system from the extra water of this one, since all the old one needed to run was a water input
Hey, in the future, could you include a quick file to the description containing all the automations sensors thresholds or something. I think it will make these devices easier to build if we aren't willing to rewatch the video again.
I wish there was actually a youtuber you did tutorials with a legit survival base...
sure in theory everything is easy when you are in creative mode but you would never get to this point unless you are a god... clearing all that land alone would be a huge undertaking.
12:23 PAIN.... 12:31 JOY!
@Brothgar dont we need a 4 space open area between the mid section and the generators? gotta do that waterlock to be able to build it and achieve the mandatory symmetry + vacuum / gas fillings. :D
Interesting but seems quite an expensive set up to build. How viable would it to actually build this in a play through?
I know you have extra power and pumps don’t cost hardly anything lol, but if anyone here wanted to make it cheaper, make a 1 tile tunnel below your oil wells to a door, hook that door to a hydro sensor, when it’s full enough the door will open and slam shut allowing only a little oil out and keeping natural gas in and outside gases out (since gas doesn’t flow through liquid)
This method however assumes your oil wells are above your main oil tank and you’re just dropping it into your main tank, which is how mine are always setup 😁
Quick question. What are you using to draw up the conversion plans?
Klei: IT'S BLANACED!
Brothgar: Sorry, Klei! I broke your game again!
Klei: Am I a JOKE to you?!
Me: Aw #$%&, here we go again!
I just realized that doors maintain their temperature when they're opened, but probably can't transfer the heat at all. Could this, in theory, be used as a heat battery? Something to think about.
Absolutely, however it's a poor use of two tile spaces due to low thermal capacity. A door is only 200kg of material.
How do you create such amazing flowchart? What program are you using?
Jesus christ, you're a madman. Wow
Why is there even a or gate in this game????? It’s simple to just wire up the 2 sensors to the input
Ive yet to get to petroleum in the game playing normal no sandbox (just started playing a few weeks ago) this has me looking forward to the endgame!
[ does a dupe WOOHOO whistle cheer ] clap clap clap while jumping!
Other people: Put hot people posters on the wall.
Brothgar: Puts symmetrical ONI designs on the wall.
You are amazing! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Is it only possible with super coolant?
The system is not quite stable. You are heating up 3,333 kg of Crude Oil 90 C to Sour Gas 542 C, which is 2596,8 kDTU (taking into account all state transitions), and then cooling down with Super Coolant to -164,6 C (this is when methan emerges) or 4467 kDTU, meaning that your coolant is absorbing 4467-2596.8=1870.2 kDTU, so you need additional system to cool down your coolant. Since you need cooling, it won't cost you much: aquatuner+steam turbine system will do the job for a pathetic 41 kJ/cycle.
I wanted to see how fast a battery would fill up. But he didnt showed ☹
@brothgar can you link your spreadsheet in videos like this where you use it? I would really like to use your methods as a baseline for my own research efforts. Thank you!
The silver left over can become dirt and water, dirt can become plastic though decko ranch. Plastic turns to sour gas at the same high temperatures.
If you did convert it to steam, how many steam generators would it be able to support? would you have to still pull additional water out? It would be cool to see.
Why use a water sieve rather than boiling the polluted water?
Such a crush on Brothgar
Now you gotta turn all the extra water this system produces into hydrogen and see how much additional power you can generate from that
This is crazy, you're genius!
I've got like 60h in the game and I'm soooo big noob. I was trying to heat the water for steam generator with crude oil pumped from very bottom. I failed.
Not sure if you are running out of video titles or they are slowly becoming clickbaity. They are becoming harder to search for after I watch the vid and want to replicate something
I've noticed this odd thing. Water reservoires that hold hot liquid on ceramic tiles heat up the ceramic tile while cooling itself. This way you can prevent the reservoire to overheat. Why does this happen? And only tile on the left gets heated up, the other stays the same or rises a small amount. Can this be exploited?
The thumb nail is hard to see when scrolling past kinda blended in
No problem love your vids keep up the awesome work
You know it’s old when there’s fertilizer makers
Dude? How the f- are you not a lead engineer in some huge project somewhere?
he works as a chemical engineer; he already kinda does?
This is impressive work! 👌
We now have a blueprint for the dupollo 14's engine room!
Speaking of natural gas generator, what is the COLDEST temperature you could get the machine, without cheating tools?
Like, I want to see the most extreme cold and warm possible for this game.
That, was, Awesome !
Does it work in today's version or did the numbers change?
I built one and I have a problem with the methane freezing in the right hand portion of the chamber - adding a loop of radiant piping to preheat the petroleum before being flashed to gas helps, and there isn't enough gas generated to run the generators continuously. Set the smart batteries to 90/75 and that should leave you with a gas surplus.
@@1x4x9 thank you very much!
How do you keep the aquatuners from overheating?
hooked them all up backwards.... ahhhhHHHhHhhhhhhhhhhhHHhhhhhhh...... classic. Great video!
I really wish you’d done some research before putting in all this effort. LifeGrow and John Francis both have great examples of sour gas converters that are far, far more energy efficient than this because they use heat exchangers. Instead you’re doing brute force heating and cooling, spending far more energy to do it.
Oh, and it’s weird that you’re writing off water sieves without mentioning their major output product, which is dirt. Which has a number of food-related uses.
Brothgar got amazing talent to overcomplicate most easy things 🙄
Brothgar you can put compressed carbon dioxide (water) in electrolyzer to turn water into hydrogen and oxygen use hydrogen to power using hydrogen generator and vent oxygen to the base
4:34 The face of a MADMAN
Is it possible to use the venting CO2 as a means to remove excess heat?
Finaly, the ultimate OCD friendly Brrrrrrrrooooooothgaaaarr!
you should save and upload a blueprint of this with the blueprint mod
We have buildability scores for actual construction projects I think someone needs to give buildability scores for all these designs on youtube and guides. You cant just slap us a blueprint and expect us to build it. Which also includes a bill of materials for all the design itself. Some materials are not easily obtained.
I know they work effciently but the methodologies of building said designs need to be kept in mind. Such as creating vacuum or pumping in certain fluids into the enclosed system. Or even how to build them pre jetpack tech. They should also provide a maintenance score for these designs as well. If these systems break down how feasible is it to fix them and the messes they make to the immediate environment should be rated.
Now run a Steam Turbine with the Nat. Gas Generators seeing as how you have so much water.
Now do it without space materials!
and here i came hoping to find tips for early game resque, my slicksters in the oil biome started to reproduce and got molten larva baby's and i have 5kg of sour gas in my oil biome... wich is starting to creep up my base, thinking i could use this sour gas, but there is a bit more to it i see :D:D speciually since i let my dupes build everything.. your video is awsome professional, but i have not even breached surface at this stage of this save.
12:25 I feel it dude.............
just one oil well is enough to power all this?
12:26 was a hilarious noise
Question: Is it more Efficient to store gas in Containers or in a Enclosed Box?
you only use the containers for automation and thermal isolation, they store the same amount per tile otherwise.
Both! The storage containers hold less than the 20K pressure in a single tile that you can get from using a high pressure gas vent. If you put the storage containers in an enclosed space, and fill the containers AND the enclosed space, you get like 180% storage capacity from just using the enclosed space, and over 200% more than just using the containers. Same goes for liquid storage, without the need for high pressure vents.
it's the energy dragon!
Why did you use an or gate?
What is the power requirement for start up O.O
Thank you for all of the insight!!! =)
At me it doesnt produce a constant amount of gas to keep all 38 generator running.. its a wig wag between times of full gas pipes an almost empty ones.. that isnt really a stable electric supply :( a little add you can use the cool sulfer and run it via transport rails through your generator area and dump it in some vakkuum area so sulfur have a good use for cooling beside beeing useless
There was a Patch with the conversion rate of Saur gas to methane, its now just 3:2 and not 1:1 anymore. So this setup provides enought natural gas for only 24-25 gas generators now.
@@muhormuhorsen2511 yes thats an adequate number.. combined it ith with two gastanks for each outputting natural gas lines no its stable running 25
is there an easier explanation how to build this step by step, which materials to use for what etc. for a noob like me? This looks super messy and complicated and I always gets stuck after I start making plastic. I need more power besides natural gas geyser and I cannot understand from any tutorials so far how to get more energy :(
The cool thing is that this is one Oil well you usually can gen multiple in a world which is crazy. So in short $H!T TONS OF POWER
that moment when you have 3 oil wells on the map
I have 4 (or 5, cant remember now) in my second planetoid, but i havent any in my first. And I dont have gold amalgam, and my dreckos came from the machine that creates things (cant remember the name now), becausr there werent any in both maps. It was a very unlucky asteroid
*UNLIMITED POWER BABY*
Question can you give me a download of images of all the overlays to make this monster of a machine???
Why use CO2 for Farms or some other stuff?