Mikavelli Posted May 12, 2019 Share Posted May 12, 2019 As probably many others, I was curious how to build liquid storage safely - so I kept using formulas from post from 2017 - 15 tiles of water for granite, 5 for sandstone, etc. Well, here's some new values - tested by simply making from each material tiny cross and filling the empty space in the middle with water at different weight/pressure. So: Single Sedimentary rock and fossil tiles fail at >1300kg of clean/polluted water, BUT >1131kg for crude oil for example - it means water container 30 tiles high/6 average room sizes(floors) should be safe if there's no additional pressure exerted on fluid. For double - >1599kg of water, >1390kg of crude oil The rest is single tiled only: Isoresin >1600kg water, >1392kg crude oil Sandstone >1750kg water Ingenous rock, Obsidian, Ceramic, Mafic rock - >2500kg water Granite >3250kg water Insulation >4000kg water Window Tiles: Glass >2000kg water; Diamond >3500kg Plastic Tile:Plastic >1400kg; Metal Tile: Copper >1800kg; Gold >1700kg; Iron >2000kg; Niobium >1800kg; Thermium >1800kg; Tungsten >1900kg; Steel >3000kg Bunker tile: steel >21000kg Manual and Mechanized airlocks, even from Gold, held steady at 100 000kg, BTW ^^ Link to comment https://forums.kleientertainment.com/forums/topic/106029-liquid-pressure-damage-values-tested-in-q3-327401-may-2019/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
badgamer123 Posted May 13, 2019 Share Posted May 13, 2019 could you test viso gel and oil too? they seem to much better breaking wall Link to comment https://forums.kleientertainment.com/forums/topic/106029-liquid-pressure-damage-values-tested-in-q3-327401-may-2019/#findComment-1193183 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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