How do I transition to Thermal Aquatuners without any oil? (Berry Blossoms dying)Where to put the Exosuit Docking Station?Cooling efficiency of different fliuds?
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How do I transition to Thermal Aquatuners without any oil? (Berry Blossoms dying)
Where to put the Exosuit Docking Station?Cooling efficiency of different fliuds?
In Oxygen Not Included I have a problem that I am running out of cool water (below 86 F) for Berry Blossoms, my main crop at cycle 45 or so. I have plenty of warm water that I use for my latrines, but that water is at 100F or more, so I cannot use it for Berry Blossoms.
I know a Thermal Aquatuner can be used to lower the temperature of the water, but it will overheat unless it is cooled and the only way I know to cool it is to immerse it in oil, but I am nowhere near the bottom of the map so I have no access to oil.
How can I cope with this problem?
Also, I have not found an ice biome yet, and even if I did find one, my previous experience is that it takes a long time to build a radiator in an ice biome because it is far away and the dupes do not like the cold. Also, the amount of wolframite you need for the pipes is crazy and the amount inside the ice biome is nowhere near enough. If you use granite, then the dupes have to travel a long distance to go get the granite, so basically by the time you get the radiator built you are dead. Also, I would have build an incredibly long pipe to reach the ice biome which would take a long time.
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In Oxygen Not Included I have a problem that I am running out of cool water (below 86 F) for Berry Blossoms, my main crop at cycle 45 or so. I have plenty of warm water that I use for my latrines, but that water is at 100F or more, so I cannot use it for Berry Blossoms.
I know a Thermal Aquatuner can be used to lower the temperature of the water, but it will overheat unless it is cooled and the only way I know to cool it is to immerse it in oil, but I am nowhere near the bottom of the map so I have no access to oil.
How can I cope with this problem?
Also, I have not found an ice biome yet, and even if I did find one, my previous experience is that it takes a long time to build a radiator in an ice biome because it is far away and the dupes do not like the cold. Also, the amount of wolframite you need for the pipes is crazy and the amount inside the ice biome is nowhere near enough. If you use granite, then the dupes have to travel a long distance to go get the granite, so basically by the time you get the radiator built you are dead. Also, I would have build an incredibly long pipe to reach the ice biome which would take a long time.
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In Oxygen Not Included I have a problem that I am running out of cool water (below 86 F) for Berry Blossoms, my main crop at cycle 45 or so. I have plenty of warm water that I use for my latrines, but that water is at 100F or more, so I cannot use it for Berry Blossoms.
I know a Thermal Aquatuner can be used to lower the temperature of the water, but it will overheat unless it is cooled and the only way I know to cool it is to immerse it in oil, but I am nowhere near the bottom of the map so I have no access to oil.
How can I cope with this problem?
Also, I have not found an ice biome yet, and even if I did find one, my previous experience is that it takes a long time to build a radiator in an ice biome because it is far away and the dupes do not like the cold. Also, the amount of wolframite you need for the pipes is crazy and the amount inside the ice biome is nowhere near enough. If you use granite, then the dupes have to travel a long distance to go get the granite, so basically by the time you get the radiator built you are dead. Also, I would have build an incredibly long pipe to reach the ice biome which would take a long time.
oxygen-not-included
In Oxygen Not Included I have a problem that I am running out of cool water (below 86 F) for Berry Blossoms, my main crop at cycle 45 or so. I have plenty of warm water that I use for my latrines, but that water is at 100F or more, so I cannot use it for Berry Blossoms.
I know a Thermal Aquatuner can be used to lower the temperature of the water, but it will overheat unless it is cooled and the only way I know to cool it is to immerse it in oil, but I am nowhere near the bottom of the map so I have no access to oil.
How can I cope with this problem?
Also, I have not found an ice biome yet, and even if I did find one, my previous experience is that it takes a long time to build a radiator in an ice biome because it is far away and the dupes do not like the cold. Also, the amount of wolframite you need for the pipes is crazy and the amount inside the ice biome is nowhere near enough. If you use granite, then the dupes have to travel a long distance to go get the granite, so basically by the time you get the radiator built you are dead. Also, I would have build an incredibly long pipe to reach the ice biome which would take a long time.
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You can use any liquid for that purpose, not just oil, water or polluted water is fine. The key is to submerge an aquatuner completely, two tiles high.
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Supposedly if you use an Aquatuner to cool some water before it comes out of a commode then the higher density polluted water can be used to adsorb the heat created by cooling the water resulting in a net loss of heat.
There are two main ways I cool things down at this point in my play:
I have a cool slush geyser that I use to pipe cold water around my base. Using insulated abysallite pipes to move the liquid around and then switching to radiant pipes for a segment or more where i need to provide cooling. If a cool slush geyser isn't available you can probably pipe polluted water through (or from) a cool area using radiant pipes and then using insulated abysallite pipes to maintain the cool temperature (usually ice) on the water's ride back to base. Pollute water can be cooled to a lower tempature than regular water without turning into ice.
The second and more common way I cool down an area is using Wheezeworts. Usually if you surround whatever you want to cool in 2 Wheezeworts its often enough if the wheezeworts are close enough together.
But yeah, that requires an ice biome, you need that or maybe the coolness of a slime biome. Also I don't bother using wolframite for my pipes at this point.
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You can use any liquid for that purpose, not just oil, water or polluted water is fine. The key is to submerge an aquatuner completely, two tiles high.
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You can use any liquid for that purpose, not just oil, water or polluted water is fine. The key is to submerge an aquatuner completely, two tiles high.
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You can use any liquid for that purpose, not just oil, water or polluted water is fine. The key is to submerge an aquatuner completely, two tiles high.
You can use any liquid for that purpose, not just oil, water or polluted water is fine. The key is to submerge an aquatuner completely, two tiles high.
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Supposedly if you use an Aquatuner to cool some water before it comes out of a commode then the higher density polluted water can be used to adsorb the heat created by cooling the water resulting in a net loss of heat.
There are two main ways I cool things down at this point in my play:
I have a cool slush geyser that I use to pipe cold water around my base. Using insulated abysallite pipes to move the liquid around and then switching to radiant pipes for a segment or more where i need to provide cooling. If a cool slush geyser isn't available you can probably pipe polluted water through (or from) a cool area using radiant pipes and then using insulated abysallite pipes to maintain the cool temperature (usually ice) on the water's ride back to base. Pollute water can be cooled to a lower tempature than regular water without turning into ice.
The second and more common way I cool down an area is using Wheezeworts. Usually if you surround whatever you want to cool in 2 Wheezeworts its often enough if the wheezeworts are close enough together.
But yeah, that requires an ice biome, you need that or maybe the coolness of a slime biome. Also I don't bother using wolframite for my pipes at this point.
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Supposedly if you use an Aquatuner to cool some water before it comes out of a commode then the higher density polluted water can be used to adsorb the heat created by cooling the water resulting in a net loss of heat.
There are two main ways I cool things down at this point in my play:
I have a cool slush geyser that I use to pipe cold water around my base. Using insulated abysallite pipes to move the liquid around and then switching to radiant pipes for a segment or more where i need to provide cooling. If a cool slush geyser isn't available you can probably pipe polluted water through (or from) a cool area using radiant pipes and then using insulated abysallite pipes to maintain the cool temperature (usually ice) on the water's ride back to base. Pollute water can be cooled to a lower tempature than regular water without turning into ice.
The second and more common way I cool down an area is using Wheezeworts. Usually if you surround whatever you want to cool in 2 Wheezeworts its often enough if the wheezeworts are close enough together.
But yeah, that requires an ice biome, you need that or maybe the coolness of a slime biome. Also I don't bother using wolframite for my pipes at this point.
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Supposedly if you use an Aquatuner to cool some water before it comes out of a commode then the higher density polluted water can be used to adsorb the heat created by cooling the water resulting in a net loss of heat.
There are two main ways I cool things down at this point in my play:
I have a cool slush geyser that I use to pipe cold water around my base. Using insulated abysallite pipes to move the liquid around and then switching to radiant pipes for a segment or more where i need to provide cooling. If a cool slush geyser isn't available you can probably pipe polluted water through (or from) a cool area using radiant pipes and then using insulated abysallite pipes to maintain the cool temperature (usually ice) on the water's ride back to base. Pollute water can be cooled to a lower tempature than regular water without turning into ice.
The second and more common way I cool down an area is using Wheezeworts. Usually if you surround whatever you want to cool in 2 Wheezeworts its often enough if the wheezeworts are close enough together.
But yeah, that requires an ice biome, you need that or maybe the coolness of a slime biome. Also I don't bother using wolframite for my pipes at this point.
Supposedly if you use an Aquatuner to cool some water before it comes out of a commode then the higher density polluted water can be used to adsorb the heat created by cooling the water resulting in a net loss of heat.
There are two main ways I cool things down at this point in my play:
I have a cool slush geyser that I use to pipe cold water around my base. Using insulated abysallite pipes to move the liquid around and then switching to radiant pipes for a segment or more where i need to provide cooling. If a cool slush geyser isn't available you can probably pipe polluted water through (or from) a cool area using radiant pipes and then using insulated abysallite pipes to maintain the cool temperature (usually ice) on the water's ride back to base. Pollute water can be cooled to a lower tempature than regular water without turning into ice.
The second and more common way I cool down an area is using Wheezeworts. Usually if you surround whatever you want to cool in 2 Wheezeworts its often enough if the wheezeworts are close enough together.
But yeah, that requires an ice biome, you need that or maybe the coolness of a slime biome. Also I don't bother using wolframite for my pipes at this point.
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