First off this requires:
So, I saw a video of an Ice Cooled Nuclear Powerplant and thought what if I used Energy Condensers from EE2 to make the ice instead of Snow Golems. This is the result.
Overview
Ice Storage(Optional but Recommended)
RedPower Solar Panels to power the retrievers.
EU Output
Reactor Setup
If requested I will upload the map for people to look at more closely.
Thanks.
Can someone make a reactor that outputs more than 2030eu/tick (maybe with swapping uranium cells?) i seen this too often already.
No what i mean make some redstone circuits that put a extra uran cell in it and take it out again after some time and replace it with ice and repeat this xxx times. MAYBE you can get slightly higher output and efficiency like this. I know this is much harder to do but then that reactor will stand out because i seen this type design many many times. Wouldnt be very practicaly i think but it would be cool 
No what i mean make some redstone circuits that put a extra uran cell in it and take it out again after some time and replace it with ice and repeat this xxx times. MAYBE you can get slightly higher output and efficiency like this. I know this is much harder to do but then that reactor will stand out because i seen this type design many many times. Wouldnt be very practicaly i think but it would be cool
.........also without Equivalent Exchange
P.S.: But If you prefer Equivalent Exchange. well, it's possible to produce 2070 EU/t.
.........also without Equivalent Exchange
P.S.: But If you prefer Equivalent Exchange. well, it's possible to produce 2070 EU/t.
It's perfectly possible to produce 2070EU/t without EE, it just takes tons of power and machinery to produce the ice.
Can someone make a reactor that outputs more than 2030eu/tick (maybe with swapping uranium cells?) i seen this too often already.
http://www.talonfiremage.pwp.b…iv207ky7qeyxg80a66dhj3xog
I made one that outputs 2050 EU/t.
EDIT: Also easier to maintain the ice than the 2070 EU/t one.
You're chEEting... But, this works too.
