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Liquid Tepidizer doesn't work with Power Transformer


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Somebody help me

and some explanation might help

 

 

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I don't know why it doesn't work

 

I think the 1000J of Transformer can cover Liquid Tepidizer (960W), because 960W is 960J/s as i know

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28 minutes ago, Vilda said:

Might be just wrong error msg, isn't tepidizer supposed to be on stable surface?

That's what I thought too so I had to check. It has the build anywhere rule.
 

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42 minutes ago, onebit said:

What's that?

 

Most likely the tile he clicked last . have you tried adding batteries  to your power grid 1 generator looks offline and the transformer only has a 1kw storage that the tepidizer would empty instantly

looking at it again they appear to both be on

 

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7 hours ago, Lifegrow said:

Its debug power-routing without digging out the natural tiles first. Dig it out and it'll work.

p.s. tepedizsers can be "floating" with no issues btw

 

No it still doesn't work

 

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it might be a bug?

 

if i'm wrong, it is hard to understand the electronic system in this game

 

I think i'm right.. but it still doesn't work...

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1 minute ago, Risu said:

Can confirm a transformer isn't enough to keep it powered.
Add a battery after the transformer to act as a buffer. Then it can be powered.
 

But why?

 

Why transformer isn't enough to keep it powered?

I think the 1000J of Transformer can cover Liquid Tepidizer (960W), because 960W is 960J/s as i know

 

And similar example, if you are right, you can see the similar example right below

this also shouldn't be worked by the way

 

refrigerator 8 ( which is 120 x 8 = 960 w ) 

transformer can cover these eight refrigerator

like this

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The transformer recharges the next tick after the tepidizer consumes its power.
During that tick the tepidizer sees that the circuit only has 40W available so it shuts off.

So it can possibly toggle on and off every tick.
By adding a battery there is a drain of power during the tick that the tepidizer is off.
The tepidizer can then take the power from the battery and transformer and remain powered.
 

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11 minutes ago, Risu said:

The transformer recharges the next tick after the tepidizer consumes its power.
During that tick the tepidizer sees that the circuit only has 40W available so it shuts off.

So it can possibly toggle on and off every tick.
By adding a battery there is a drain of power during the tick that the tepidizer is off.
The tepidizer can then take the power from the battery and transformer and remain powered.
 

But how about refrigerator?

I just want to figure it out..

 

 

besides, about the  "During that tick the tepidizer sees that the circuit only has 40W available so it shuts off."

It seems that it doesn't work like that way 

 

I just want to figure The Electronic System out ( - Not just using a battery!  )

So i tested with two transformer

 

As you mentioned

then During that tick, the circuit has 1040W available right??

But it still doesn't work

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but interesting result of parallel circuit

this picture

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I reconnected with two transformer as parallel, then it works now.

 

it shows current whole consumption wattage is 1.2Kw

 

but liquid tepidizer might be work as different way? I think tepidizer isn't 960W

 

And also looking at Circuit Status , it is overloading!!, because Power Line is Yellow.

 

 

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You're reading it wrong - the 1.2kw is the power generation possible by 2 x 600w Coal Gens. You're using 0 of 1.2kw.

As mentioned already, 1000j is indeed 1000w/1s - but maybe the logic that risu explained could be tested by putting a battery down and seeing if it's being charged by 40w/s whilst the tepidizer is running ?

I'm still learning the "quirks" of these new wires myself properly :D

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Did some tests.

Here is the transformer modified to have 250J capacity. It can't run a 240W pump.

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Here is the transformer modified to have 1920J capacity. It can run 2 tepidizers.

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So the verdict is: You need double the watts required to be available to start a machine.
 

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22 hours ago, Risu said:

Oh and if you drop it down to 1900J it struggles to maintain power for 1 tepidizer. Randomly dropping and coming back.

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Excellent Explanation

 

Very Thanks :)

I fully understood! 

 

But there is some curiosity about 8 refrigerator i mentioned above

refrigerator isn't 960W? ( which tepidizer consumes ) 

As you mentioned, no matter how many refrigerator it is, the refrigerator is just 120W and need transformer of 240J or higher capacity to operate. right?


there is some suspicious(?) things what I want to know more

But Okay that's fine 

that is partly make sense

 

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On 5/26/2017 at 4:48 PM, Vilda said:

Ehm, is the power line even built? It's running through natural tiles.

This is what i was wondering. Looks like a debug mode because you can't place wire inside natural tiles. That's probably the issue.

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5 hours ago, Xuhybrid said:

This is what i was wondering. Looks like a debug mode because you can't place wire inside natural tiles. That's probably the issue.

No. even if you build them normally, you still need battery in order for the tepidizer to work normally.

It has been like this since they introduce the transformer.

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