![]() ![]() The power generator, steam generator, aquatuner, pump and shut off can all be on the same power line when using conductive wire. If you need more help with the bypass setup see our How to use a pipe thermo sensor, guide to sorting hot and cold liquids (and gases).Ī hydrogen or coal generator will also be needed to power the aquatuner. The liquid pipe thermo sensor is set to 0☌ (32☏), at which point it will close off and polluted water will by pass the aqua tuner. To prevent the polluted water from freezing in the pipes there is a liquid pipe thermo sensor with liquid shutoff. If the steam gets too hot, the thermo sensor will disable the aquatuner before it breaks and allows the steam to cool it. Connect the aquatuner to a thermo sensor, that sends a green signal if below 200☌ (392☏). The polluted water is cooled by the aquatuner. At the bottom of the vent chamber connect a thermo sensor to a water pump, set to send a green signal if below 25☌ (77☏) or the temperature you would like out. In the vent chamber, the steam will condense into water and collect at the bottom. The cooled polluted water then moves around loop, where it cools the power generators and the steam vent. The cooling system room powers the steam turbine, which coverts some of the heat back into power. As the polluted water passes through aquatuner the heat is displaced into a cooling system room. The cooling loop is a thermal aquatuner in a steam chamber cooling system. The polluted water won’t turn to steam due to vent heating, and is resistant to freezing at lower temperatures. These temperatures work well with the steam and liquid water. The cooling system uses polluted water, which is available early game, has a low freezing point of -20☌ (-4☏) and high boiling point of 119☌ (390☏). Steel and ceramic are recommended for this build as the steam chambers get hot and can break things. If you haven’t unlocked this tech, then wall off the steam vent to prevent the base from over heating until you are ready. I'm kind of stumped.Make sure you have researched steam turbines, thermal aquatuners, and basic automation. Would it work? I'm imagining a vent feeding germy water into a heated pool, with a pipe germ detector on the output to route germy liquid back to the vent, and clean water to the SPOM? I haven't tried dripping germy water into a pool of 80'C water to see if I can get a constant flow going though. But cooling the 40'C liquid through a hydrogen room with wheezeworts and radiant liquid pipes doesn't work, unless I limit the flow to ~700g/s.Īlternatively, should I forget about cooling the liquid and send it directly to a SPOM? I'm not sure if the water flow will be consistent enough, since the tepidizer has to heat up water. I did try to sieve after the tepidizer, as it deletes a lot of heat. Heating the water with a tepidizer to 75 or 80 kills all the germs very reliably, but I couldn't find a way to cool the water back down. I tried experimenting in sandbox - chlorine gas doesn't seem to help with the germs, barely affects anything. ![]() I know that I can pass the polluted water through a sieve to get plain water, but haven't found a way to get rid of the germs. I'm not sure how I would use water from the polluted water vents, though. Pointless? It only generates a couple hundred grams per second. So far I've found two polluted water vents, and a steam geyser. I'm around cycle 100, and am trying to look for a renewable source of water. ![]()
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