I was experimenting on cooling hydrogen generators with residual hydrogen from an electrolyzer when I came across a very strange bug. Everything seemed to be working well but after saving and reloading my three generators (made of gold amalgam) started to lower the temperature of their immediate environment to exactly 75°C, (which corresponds to the overheating temperature of a machine made of something other than gold amalgam). This happens as long as they are active, if they are deactivated the heat loss stops. I would also like to point out that the hydrogen used as a cooler entered the room at 90°C, and the room where the generators were located was perfectly insulated. So there was indeed a heat deletion bug.
Here's the save file : Tests 2.sav (Please don't mind the other structures, just focus on the small rectangular room with three hydrogen generators and loads of radiant pipes inside of it)
Build a hydrogen generator in an enclosed room filled with hydrogen. Build some radiant pipes behind the generator so you can feed it with hydrogen and cool it at the same time. after you power it up, save and load and the bug occurs.
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