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Let me know if I've missed anything or messed anything up. I got a little time to do some file editing today but not really enough to test everything thoroughly, so I'm hoping that there hasn't been any additional backend changes I need to accommodate for.
I'll try to get onto it over the next 2-3 days. And my apologies for not getting it done sooner.
That seems a bit much, but could be worth considering (perhaps at only 5% efficency?).
I'm going to play around with the numbers a little to see what the final results are, but its seeming like I'm going to have to modify my "Arcade" gas balance mod (switch from 1/12 burn time to 12x, since 1,044 seconds is acceptible) or potentially look into simulating the hydrogen thrusters as nuclear rather than chemical.
In terms of actual numbers, this would mean the Small Grid, Small Hydrogen Thruster would consume up to 44,976.68g of fuel per second to produce its 205kN. Rounding to a nice 45kg (may or may not be the final value) would mean it's using 114.57L/s (with my gas changes), so a full Small Grid tank (10kL with my mod) would burn for approximately 87 seconds. This compares to the default 82kN thruster yielding ~732 seconds from the default 80kU tank.
I've recently been looking into Isp and TSFC, which basically relate to fuel consumption for a given power output. At an exact 2:1 ratio (which I'm simulating with my gasses), the absolute maximum theoretical Isp should be roughly 464.78 seconds (working from 10.37MJ/kg, which is slightly lower than traditional 4:1 LOH). This is only slightly higher than the typical 450-ish of production engines, so I'll work with it unaltered.
As it stands, the Atmos are just set up such that you can make a ship - not a clump of thrusters with a cockpit. They're definitely stronger than they should be but the absence of aerodynamics (or an approximation there-of) basically makes that a necessity. Efficiency is simply based on an approximation and the fact that 1 Joule should be able to provide ~1.414 Newton-seconds.