Best radiator materials?

[Cipupec2]

I want to setup a heat exchanger between two rooms, which are too far to use tempshift and metal tiles. I think the only option left to me is radiant pipe "radiator", the question is't better to use water pipes or air pipes (and with what liquid/gas) ?

[SackMaggie]

Best is to use tempshift(Diamond or Gold) + gas pipe (Hydrogen,Gold) + liquid pipe(polluted water,gold) and inside hydrogen room + wheezwort or that big thing.

Your answer will be liquid because it can hold 10Kg/s instead of 1Kg/s.

You can do the math for which one is better but I'll use both if I need to.

[Yoma_Nosme]

I would say it depends on the size of the rooms and the temperature difference you want to achieve. I think best in slot would be probably petroleum with some radiant metal tiles. Wolframite would be best but it's to costly. Use copper or iron but otherwise any radiant pipe with high thermal connectivity and low specific heat. Instead of petroleum take water or p-water if the temperature your working with is allowing it. 

Please post a screenshot if you can. 

[FIXBUGFIXBUGFIX]

Liquid pipe. Polluted water (high heat capacity) / Petroleum (large temperature range)

[Cipupec2]

Thank you all that would be useful.

[Sasza22]

2 hours ago, R9MX4 said:

Polluted water (high heat capacity)

After update polluted water will have the same heat capacity as normal water. I wonder how many designs it will break.

[FIXBUGFIXBUGFIX]

1 minute ago, Sasza22 said:

After update polluted water will have the same heat capacity as normal water. I wonder how many designs it will break.

Their heat capacities become same, but PW still have a bigger temperature zone than water.

[Gurgel]

Liquid, 20x more movement of heat for the same energy.