How to transport magma?

[Zarquan]

1 hour ago, tzionut said:

Thank you erso. But in my opinion that is exploiting of the game mechanics. I am ok whit door transportation of magma, or bottle transportation of magma. But this is not ok for me. But anyone else is free to build anything he wants.

Post edit: Sooner or lather the heat from the lava will break the pump, and i prefer minimum dupe intervention in that regard.

It won't break the pump if the pump is in a vacuum.  The contents of a building don't interact with the building, instead interacting with the atmosphere.  And it doesn't generate heat.

[tzionut]

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It won't break the pump if the pump is in a vacuum.  The contents of a building don't interact with the building, instead interacting with the atmosphere.  And it doesn't generate heat.

I have vacuum in my regolith smelter. And the petroleum transformed to nat gas (eu upgrade) from the heat of regolith ( this was before i construct a cooling loop)...The result... the petroleum evaporate, the conveyor receiver is damaged...bye bye vacuum

[avc15]

I always either corner build down into the magma layer and locate my builds needing heat down there, or.... build an insulated abyssalite enclosure around whatever volcano I have available and build in place there. Second option preferred ofc...

[Rainbowdesign]

On 9/4/2018 at 5:05 PM, Lali-Lop said:

I have seen many great player-made builds which require the use of magma.  The only problem is...how are you supposed to transport it?  Any pump would quickly melt from the intense heat. 

The easy way is to use my hotter than lava mod( you need only the HotterThanLavaMod.dll from the zip file ). Pumps are now immune to overheating up to a million degree. you still need to build it from something heat resistant