Possible with Just an AETN & <10 Worts?

[Xarian]

9 minutes ago, Megouski said:

Normal water comes out of a sieve at 40c too?? How have they not patched the hell out of this?

 

I think you may be right about it coming out unmodified...

[MorsDux]

11 minutes ago, Xarian said:

 

I think you may be right about it coming out unmodified...

Sieved water is 40c. And its intended feature.

[Megouski]

15 minutes ago, Xarian said:

 

I think you may be right about it coming out unmodified...

Yeah either way looks like its either auquatuner or cold biome radiator down to manageable levels. I dont want water to get too cold sitting in pipes though. Maybe if I use a lot of senors and shutoff valves. Just need to get to ~40c and the rest is cake

2 minutes ago, MorsDux said:

Sieved water is 40c. And its intended feature.

Sieved pwater is 40c, sieved water is same temp of what entered unfortunately. 

[Kabrute]

carbon skim hot water, comes out 40c pwater, combine with sieve you have 2 sides you can delete heat in.

[KittenIsAGeek]

26 minutes ago, Kabrute said:

carbon skim hot water, comes out 40c pwater, combine with sieve you have 2 sides you can delete heat in.

But will only work if you have lots of CO2 to skim.   The skimmer idles when there isn't enough CO2.

[Megouski]

Solution for me is looking like a logic'd mini radiator the cools in a loop till water is 40c, lets only 40c or below water through to insulated pipes to the AETN cooling system where it can handle 1kgs at those temps down to 17c, and if I need 3c> then ill make a wheezewart version to handle 100-150gs

[MorsDux]

3 hours ago, KittenIsAGeek said:

But will only work if you have lots of CO2 to skim.   The skimmer idles when there isn't enough CO2.

You can use co2 vents, or make a huge oil boiler and use up the produced methane in ng generators. You can safely use large amounts of energy with aquatuners that cool themselves. They are almost heat neutral. 

3 hours ago, Megouski said:

Solution for me is looking like a logic'd mini radiator the cools in a loop till water is 40c, lets only 40c or below water through to insulated pipes to the AETN cooling system where it can handle 1kgs at those temps down to 17c, and if I need 3c> then ill make a wheezewart version to handle 100-150gs

100g/sec is only 60 kg/cycle. I would use aquatuners like 6 in a row. The aquatuners would be cooled by oil (the preheated oil can be sent off to refinery to lose its extra heat) or polluted waters. The pw would be best sent off at around 110+ celsius and sieved to 40 to be reused in sinks and toilets. 

[Megouski]

3 hours ago, MorsDux said:

You can use co2 vents, or make a huge oil boiler and use up the produced methane in ng generators. You can safely use large amounts of energy with aquatuners that cool themselves. They are almost heat neutral. 

100g/sec is only 60 kg/cycle. I would use aquatuners like 6 in a row. The aquatuners would be cooled by oil (the preheated oil can be sent off to refinery to lose its extra heat) or polluted waters. The pw would be best sent off at around 110+ celsius and sieved to 40 to be reused in sinks and toilets. 

True about the 60kg/c. Its more like 120Kg/c but thats still not enough. At least not enough to cool it down to 1c. But do I need to go that low is the real question. I can do a lot more than that if I say, goto 10c. I was feeding sleetwheat 40c water by hand for like 50 cycles without an issue, so I may not even need to do anything extra. 

 

I may still do 120Kgc and just stockpile it at 1c for utility