Posts by RD_Hooker

    Yeah I agree it's a great use for the uranium stockpiles, and it's nice it works at night.
    That reactor setup you linked is slightly better than the one I came up with; makes me happy I had the right idea with the 2x2 square of uranium.
    Edit: Played with the design you linked for a while and couldn't improve on it. I'm happy to have come within 2 heat of that design.

    reactor setup: http://test.vendaria.net/index…CCCHCCCCHCHCHHCCHCCCHCCCH
    EU/t: 60
    Efficiency: 3
    Heat: +32


    It can run a full cycle without burning everything up. Ends the cycle with ~6500 heat built up so it'll take a few minutes to cool down.
    This is perfect for me since I generally just have my reactors charge up some MFEs/MFSUs and forget about 'em til storage starts running low again, but for sustained power I'd probably end up going with solar over this unless I can find a way to better cool it unmanned.

    I like Vendan's. It's pretty good.
    Edit: So, question. Is a 'cycle' defined as one full usage of a uranium cell? I.e. if I'm going for a Mark II, it means I completely consume the cell without meltdown despite a positive heat/cooling ratio?

    With the design I posted the theorycraft tool was showing the components gaining a little heat but holding steady at low heat counts.


    Talonius, I'm pretty impressed. That one is definitely better. Same EU/t, same efficiency, same heat, fewer components. I didn't think to border a uranium cell with a cooling cell.
    Serg, I don't know how well that'll work. A cell doesn't contribute any cooling unless it has some heat and the theorycraft tool is showing 6 cooling cells sitting at 0 heat while the one bordering the reactor on the right is climbing at a 2-3 heat/tick. Edit: Yeah, theorycraft tool blew one of the water cells and everything got melty quick.
    Do cooling cells redistribute heat to neighboring cells or no?


    Seems to be working in-game and also stable with the theorycraft test tool here.
    As you can see, 4 chambers, 35 EU/t, and 2.33 efficiency. Heat on the water cells hasn't gone up in many a tick.