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That could be but for 1 purifier the water is at 40C and for the other its at 20 C both heat up like mad...

Whats the easiest way to cool down water ? I tried planting 6 Wheezeworts and have pipes (Wolframite) run around them but that didnt work...

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for cold water you need to have very cold gas and heat exchange materials like wolfram. your idea is close but just short on fighting the temperature battle as long as warm temp has a large difference from cold it will take a lot of time to change. you need the gases to exceed greatly the intended temperature of the recipient medium(in this case water) with water id aim about 50-75deg colder than what you need but the colder you go the more you have to watch it small differences in temp will take longer to change but are safer to do

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pour some water on machines with a valve, purifier is easy, L shape up, valve+vent. dont know if is intended but shows on new overlay as well, liquid on floor is cold. space out machines, nothing near each other directly. machines and gas permeable under it from wolframite. all of above.

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pour some water on machines with a valve, purifier is easy, L shape up, valve+vent. dont know if is intended but shows on new overlay as well, liquid on floor is cold. space out machines, nothing near each other directly. machines and gas permeable under it from wolframite. all of above.

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