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Solid in Liquid Reservoir


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I literally have no idea how this happened. 

I use my refinery setup to heat up my drecko and pincha pepper ranch farm, and have my polluted water heated up from -9 to 50C. Now I made an addition, caused temps to drop hard in my farm, and had to disable the cooling to my refinery for a little bit while I looped super heated water through to warm it back up.

Well I forgot it... and my refinery blasted temperatures upwards until steam started exploding from my coolant pipes.

The crazy thing is? My liquid reservoir contains cobalt ore. First, no temperatures were anywhere close to melting cobalt. (If they were, that'd be a problem in itself.) Second, even if it was possible, you shouldn't get a phase change inside your reservoir, right? But somehow, I have a solid bit of ore inside of there.

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I'm not even sure where to begin.




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as the temp was raising and the reservoir got damaged the autoloader took cobalt ore and loaded for repair (this works for any damaged building). I would assume that the reservoir is made of cobalt ore. When the repair is done by a dup, it will remove the cobalt ore from the storage. Normally you do not see it on any building as it does not display an internal storage (but in any case it exists and you can see that dups first bring materials for repair and then actually do the repair). In this case the internal storage was showed up together with contained storage. So the temperature was exceeding 75C (120C is boiling for pwater) and the reservoir got damaged.

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Well that's a weird visual thing. Appears to be exactly what happened, as soon as it was repaired it was removed. 

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