I'd expect it's an intended thing, as MOX fuel works best at a high temperature. Unless it continues to rise past 84% with fuel rods in, there's no problem with it doing what it's doing.
I don't know why that damn web site never works for me so I can't see the design, but if it has heat vents in it then it should cool down. Mine certainly always do.
That reactor design won't cool down the core (the components does not interact with the core). It is designed to work with MOX which needs a constant high temperature on the core for optimal output.
That reactor design won't cool down the core (the components does not interact with the core). It is designed to work with MOX which needs a constant high temperature on the core for optimal output.
i thought there was a constant cooldown during air, because without fuel rods there is no heat producer. But nice if it is not cooling down by itself.
But how i am supposed to cool it down ? Can i do this manually? For example, i reach 85% and my reinforced stone hull is melting. How can i cool it down?
i thought there was a constant cooldown during air
This was removed when reactors where overhauled for Minecraft 1.3
But how i am supposed to cool it down ? Can i do this manually? For example, i reach 85% and my reinforced stone hull is melting. How can i cool it down?
Manually add reactor heat exchanger and/or vents. Be warned though that they are likely to break from dissipating all the heat. Reactor designs like that really aren't designed to cool down. If you really wanted though, you could just break and replace it, as that'd reset it completely, but that'd need you to put all the vents and exchanges back in the correct layout.
