How To Poroperly Use Clean Shot Sulfuric Acid On A Clogged Toilet

Sulfuric acrid bottleneck the system

Hello, I am using 4 blender to brand uranium cells, iii blenders are connected to a reffinery producing sulfuric acid, and the last one gets the acid surplus from the iii other and itslef. Nonetheless, subsequently several hours, the organisation is completely clogging itself. I don't understand why this is happening, any idea? Could it be I am non called-for the uranium rod fast enough in the nuclear plants and at some points this halts the production concatenation? Thanks.

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level 1

Ok in fact, I take 2 fully overclocked plants, and for a reason one of them is lacking water. It has the correct number of h2o pump, mk2 pipes, valves and pumps. And it still lacks h2o.

level 2

Fluids are weird in this game for sure.

level 2

Y'all take them OCed to 250%? Wouldn't that take 750 water while yous can only supply 600?

level 1

Sounds like your sulfuric acid recycling isn't correct. The recycled acrid needs to reconnect above your incoming acid line to get the game to give the pipage priority to fill the system

level 2

all the recycled acid goes into the 4th blender, and there is no incoming line in that one, it but takes in the recycled acids from the iii other + itself.

level 1

I've never liked the inconsistency of surplus fluids then here it my solution. Unpacking is paced by the need. So...

1. Run the output to packagers and get them bottled

2. Run the Packaged Acid to unpacker to a container that feed the input on need

   1. Create a smart splitter for overflow before the container and sink the overflow

3. Unpack the acid back to the blenders.

4. Apply containers that will be used for the packing and unpacking, over and over again.

It keeps the blender input at total, the output always gets captured, and you get Crawly Sink points while you do it. I accept done this with my 30 nuke setup and has never chock-full after hours of play.

level i

Could it be I am non called-for the uranium rod fast plenty in the nuclear plants and at some points this halts the production chain? Thanks.

Sink your backlog, e'er. If your stuff is backing up and your output buffers are total, then I'yard sorry to say that you're doing it incorrect.

any thought?

Make certain you take a filibuster loop in your makeup supply if you are using recirculated/recycled sulfuric acrid, and then that you can control priority of consumption. If the recycled ouputs are not being consumed first, they will back upward and shut down your equipment.

level 1

I'd try going for 3 blenders with a recycling loop and eliminating the 4th to remove imo additional possible issues. At 100% clock speed you need 120 IN with 30 OUT. Pipage this back in from above and set a valve before this junction at 90. Gotta fill your lines of fluid commencement before setting the valve. Then if you are over producing uranium rods gear up up a smart splitter to sink any overproduction to foreclose your production line from e'er stalling

level 2

that's smart waw, thanks. Is information technology reliable though? I read such fine tuning runs into the buggy nature of pipes.

level 2

I don't think this is a very adept solution. Valves just limit the catamenia in a pipe, but they by don't assure that max flow volition be sustained. And then while the system will not clog on byproduct, it will somewhen starve on acid and lose efficiency (acid will pile up in the refineries), leading to (a scrap) less uranium cells and rods beingness produced

I suspect OP'south consequence is caused past the cells baking up in the system, hopefully OP tin can prove/disprove my suspicion

level i

I haven't gotten this far in dipping into nuclear ability. Am I looking at another bout with fluids similar with the aluminum + battery plant?

level ane

· 2 mo. ago

Professional pipe layer. In-game.

Tin can y'all provide a movie of your setup, or the salve file? Information technology seems in that location is a pump or valve missing or in the wrong place to ensure the flow to the 4th blender.

level 1

Waw cheers anybody for all the comments, very helpful. I ended upwards packaging the surplus, I have a computer factory nearby so I diverted some plastic. No I demand to make more plastic only it feels easier than balancing fluids correct at present.

level one

Information technology can be a lack of material input, on the concluding machine. Or also textile clocking up in the automobile

Setups like this a very easy to put into a halt. Merely you can forestall this.

1. Have an Sink on the Output, that eats overflow. So that the system can never fill up and has always to run.

2. Prioritize the machine that used the sulfuric waste acid. In the input of all other materials. So if some machines won't run fully. At least this machine will. This prevents you, from having acid stockpiling.

3. Use some other concept. In that location is a concept, where all the input and output get matched. Simply the reused acrid is on priority, exercise to an gravity manifold.

level one

The valve on the input for more than acid is intending to limit the incoming fluid to replace the consumed portion. The pipes AFAIK fluctuate in menses rate a fleck only 3 blenders doesn't fifty-fifty require half of a mk1 flow charge per unit. You lot accept to prime number the organisation with acrid before shutting in the in a higher place valve to create the recycled loop

level 1

I had the same problem with xxx reactors, I oc'd the blenders as well, I think I was using 5 (different salve than the one I'grand working on). Everything was fine for a while, then it started to back upwardly. I added some valves to go on the excess out, but information technology ended up but being a backup on a couple of the blenders that were not getting enough dry materials to fire through the acid fast enough.

level 2

Yes I think fluids were coded past the goat from Goat Simulator

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