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18 Feb, 2020 @ 8:52am
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Compact Safe Thorium Reactor

Description
It is possible to use logic to have safe reactors now with v6
Refer to https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2305826317


A straight forward, 4x Thorium reactor setup with a liquid tank, a vault, and unloaders.

A phase conduit is used to prevent Thorium from entering, if there is a power drop, which will directly cause cryo-fluid to slow down

Always make sure to start titanium flow first, and add a diode to prevent drain!

2 Water drills creates +7.8*2 (15.6) water/s

For -12 water/s
-0.5 titanium/s (0.05 titanium belts or 1 titanium every 2 seconds)
1 Cryo mixer creates +12 cryo/s


4 reactors drain -2.4*4 (9.6) cryo/s
-(1/6)*4 thorium a second, or -2/3 thorium a second, (0.033333~ titanium belts or 2 thorium every 3 seconds)
Providing
+3144 energy/s (+4524 overdrived)


This leaves an extra +2.4 cryo/s and +3.6 water/s in liquids, giving a little bit of leeway to store cryo and sustain power unstability.


If power deficit gets too extreme, the phase conveyor will stop, and the thorium reactors will begin to burn the remaining thorium, +10 in the phase bridge, with one reactor turning off at a time, meaning cryo demand and power production will slower taper off, as it begins the shutdown process.

It will take roughly, 625 seconds or 10.4~ minutes to fully fill while in operation without overdrive, less time if overdrived.
If cryo production is stopped from, you will need roughly at least 90% tank to be safe. (if cryo is stopped, less if it's still running) Tested with phase overdrive.

4 Comments
almMONSTER145 8 Aug, 2020 @ 12:48pm 
even less can be done
T-Korp 1 Mar, 2020 @ 10:59am 
Useful
:3 Sweetness and Blushes  [author] 19 Feb, 2020 @ 10:50am 
Thanks! I usually end up a lot of interesting setups around, but many seem to not think about the ratio/supply requirements.
96Sino96 19 Feb, 2020 @ 3:24am 
Nice Schematic. Seems like you put some thought to it! Cool