Airflow tile pressure damage and nuclear storage

[suxkar]

Hello!
I've been out of the loop so before committing to infinite nuclear waste storage I would like to make sure: do airflow tile still take no pressure damage from liquids? Are mechanised doors completely equivalent for infinite nuclear waste storage or do they block much more radiation?

Thanks!

[ghkbrew]

4 hours ago, suxkar said:

do airflow tile still take no pressure damage from liquids?

Yup, still immune to pressure damage

4 hours ago, suxkar said:

Are mechanised doors completely equivalent for infinite nuclear waste storage or do they block much more radiation?

Radiation blocking is dependent on the element and mass in a simulation cell.  An airflow tile containing vacuum will not block any radiation.  A mechanized airlock will block an amount based on it's material.  The best material for a door would probably be uranium ore which will only block 10% of the radiation and will emit a little of it's own.

[suxkar]

5 minutes ago, ghkbrew said:

Yup, still immune to pressure damage

Radiation blocking is dependent on the element and mass in a simulation cell.  An airflow tile containing vacuum will not block any radiation.  A mechanized airlock will block an amount based on it's material.  The best material for a door would probably be uranium ore which will only block 10% of the radiation and will emit a little of it's own.

Thank you very much