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Auto fill and flush Gas Furnace

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Stationeers Auto Gas Furnace IC Collection
8 items
Description
1 IC chip, 1 Button, 1 Dial, 2 Volume Pumps, 1 Gas Mixer, 1 Gas Furnace​..

This is the first chip you will need, and it will control the input of gasses to a setpoint by pressing the activate button on your wall. Once it has filled, The Furnace will auto ignite. I have my input gas mixer set to 70/30!
For the full automated experience, you will need the entire collection found below.

Note: My N2 gas for flushing the furnace is always cooled below 20c, and if your gas is not that cool, change line number 66 to whatever temp you would like to close the N2 (nitrogen) pump.

You can have the dial in any position except number 6, as that is the flush setting on the dial.

Inputs on the Chip:
D0 = GasFurnace
D1 = Mixer
D2 = OutputVolumePump
D3 = Button
D4 = Dial (set max 6)
D5 = N2 VolumePump

The dial will have 0 - 6 if you use all the IC chips..
0 = No auto control
1 = steel , will need the Steel auto control IC download
2 = electrum, will need the electrum auto control IC download
3 = Invar, will need the Invar auto control IC download
4 = Constantan, will need the Constatan auto IC download
5 = Solder, will need the Solder auto IC download
6 = Flush, will flush out the furnace with Nitrogen (gas of choice), and cool it down.

Be sure to get the entire collection of IC's for the full furnace build: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1542347661

Folow the alias names to know which pins go to which devices, and it should be all good to go. I hope there are not any bugs I have not found yet. This is a work in progress.

Want to see it in action?? Go here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjIJsR-H60I

Thanks to Saddamo DeBeers for posting the video on this.. Looks Great.

Changelog: 10/21/2018
Added descriptions to code lines, for ease of code learning

Changelog: 10/20/2018
Added Auto Activate to Furnace
30 Comments
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brehmluke 17 Feb, 2019 @ 8:17pm 
That helped! Thanks. I didn't know I needed to leave the dial on 6 until it finished and that it had to reach 0 kpa. After draining the furnace and putting the dial back to 6 the light turned off.
ImStillHereAintI  [author] 17 Feb, 2019 @ 9:03am 
@brehmluke I just made a change to the Flush light IC chip, not sure it was a problem, but I had double labeled alias's , so I repaired it. Check out the flush light IC chip and make sure you have the light on d0 and the furnaceIC chip on d1.
But if your valves are not going off, then it is an issue with your auto fill and flush IC chip. Most like you are not pulling it down to 0 for some reason, that will make it stick there.

Here is the flush code:
flush:​
s d1 On 0​
l r11 d0 Temperature #load furnance temp​
sgt r8 r11 273 #if temp over 273 turn on No2​
s d5 On r8 # saving No2Pump On to device​
sgt r3 r1 0 # compare furnance pressure &gt; 0​
s d2 On r3 # saving On to OutputPump​
s db Setting r3​
yield​
yield​
yield​
yield​
j start

Notice if the temp is over 273 Kelvin or the Pressure is over 0 pa, that the vlaves will stay on, which will make the light stay on.
ImStillHereAintI  [author] 17 Feb, 2019 @ 8:40am 
@brehmluke , whats the temperature of your N2 gas that you use for the flushing? Does the furnace ever get to 0 kpa and 0 temp?
brehmluke 16 Feb, 2019 @ 1:52pm 
I'm having a problem that the flush light never goes off and it never turns the N2 and Return pump off. I've tried leaving the dial at 6 for a long time and also turning it to 0. I have everything setup correctly as far as I know. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
ImStillHereAintI  [author] 24 Jan, 2019 @ 3:22pm 
@McyD I just used a happy medium to conserve power. If you are setting your N2 pump to 50 for cooling and flushing, I would suggest at least 60 on the output pump.
The pumps use way too much power, but the higher the setting the faster it will cool it down and flush it out.
McyD 24 Jan, 2019 @ 12:41pm 
What is the ideal volume pump output rate for this? I usually max them out, so 100l, but will that pump to fast for the system?
ImStillHereAintI  [author] 14 Jan, 2019 @ 7:58am 
@Parrot the issue with Aliases and assigning them to registers is that there are not enough registers. You have to reuse alot of them to acheive the desired outcome. I wrote these programs as I was actually learning them myself.. I just dove right in, and actually created something that I think was pretty fantastic for a beginner to achieve. I know there is some issues with the way I wrote it, and I know there is alot of people that could do this 100 times better, but I managed to make it work, on about as few chips as possible I believe. I will try to look into doing more comments, but the room is limited for comments in the code part, and you are only allowed 128 lines in the program as well. i really appreciate your comments on where I can improve it, and I will see what I can do, when I don't have so many irons burning in the fire so to speak.
Hutzlipuh 13 Jan, 2019 @ 12:44pm 
ok i got it working now...PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do a review and correctly label all programs , I/O-screws and try to comment more in the program or use aliases instead of just plain registers...
ImStillHereAintI  [author] 10 Jan, 2019 @ 5:54am 
@Parrot I did alot of copy and paste of code to Notepadd ++ and probably just left those comments in, but the Chips and code work. Not sure how you have your setup done, but you will have alot of IC chips, one for each code. You will need all the valves, and pumps listed and be sure to set the valves and furnace, so forth to the correct dial on the IC chip for that code. If you can't figure it out, you can send me your save game minus the backup folder, and I will take a look at it
Hutzlipuh 9 Jan, 2019 @ 4:20pm 
I just downloaded everey IC program from the collection and i am having trouble setting this up.
Why has every Program the Steel Light in it (it should be named after the ingot youre trying to smelt?)?
First i installed this program on a ic , then all other ores and the all ore ic and the flush light ic... nothing works , doesnt flush , turns on the input mixer immediately when turning on the main ic...