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in the test build (preferably slicksters).
Watch the CO2 moving with F1 overlay. You will quickly see that the CO2 near Carbon Skimmer is being exchanged by Oxygen from Algae Deoxydizer. It's way quicker to get rid of it that way than with Algae Terrariums (powered vs non-powered). If you see lots of red, then figure out how to make it flow to the bottom.
Gas weights:
- Hydrogen
- Helium
- Oxygen (+Polluted)
- Natural Gas
- Chlorine
- Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
It's incredibly useful, when planning gas pumps. So you will probably want to pump gases for electricity, so Hydrogen and Natural Gas is your choice. For Hydrogen put a pump at the top of the gas hole. It might get mixed up with Oxygen, so one Gas Filter will deal with it (you can create Electrolyzer farms). For Natural Gas you want your pump to be at the middle bottom of the gas hole, filtering out CO2 and Chlorine if it's there.
Save Energy! Put Gas Valves close to Generator intake and tweak it just enough so your batteries would charge (it needs tests and observations). Put Atmo Switch next to the pump and set it to "Above 200" (depending on how many Generators you are using), this will let gases fall down/go up before they will be pumped.