Electrolyzer hitting max gas pressure at ~1150g

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Also gas and liquid valves seem to be faulty. They convert that block of gas/liquid into the amount the valve says and lose the rest. Also, the blocks of gas/liquid just build up after the valve adding up to the max capacity of the pipe. I suggest that the valves set outgoing pipe capacity per block disallowing a build up after the valve.

They work correctly and do not destroy mass - check the bubbles that backlog infront of the valve, they combine.

Regarding the electrolysers: would be good if they would block less often.

 

Hi,

My recent post regarding this issue. The relevant part:

"This is the most efficient setup currently. Door pumps cannot be used to improve power efficiency, because their throughput of O2 is not great enough (i.e. cannot get enough O2 away from the electrolyzer to constantly mitigate the "Max Gas Pressure" state). In this regard my findings are that this negative trait can be excluded if no tile around the electrolyzer has more gas than cca. 900-1000 g. This is quite odd and cannot be measured exactly, but this approach leads to the most reliable setups, as far as gas pressure is concerned."

 

 

Edited January 19, 2018 by Terzsian