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You can use Slime or PH20 for no-power oxygen generation, but really, the ammount of effort it takes compared to an electolyzer (which can power itself) makes it a silly prospect.
Though if you want to try it for the novelty, logic gates and auto-sweepers can be used to automatically drop items, by deactivating them while they're trying to move items. Limit the storage capacity of the dummy container it's supposed to fail to deposite to, and you can continuously drop slime in separate packets to be off-gassed. Make sure the dropped slime is out of the auto-sweepers range, and duplicants as well.
You can use Slime or PH20 for no-power oxygen generation, but really, the ammount of effort it takes compared to an electolyzer (which can power itself) makes it a silly prospect. "
Yes I agree to a degree. I just thought cooling down the clean water from the water sieve does require a fair bit of work and power or all other method of boiling the water to steam does require heaps of power and cooling. While theorically, I was thinking to do this idea in a space with good temperature and all I need are a atom senser to control the pumb (maybe a filter if needed) and sand. then just set it and leave it to dream about having infintite oxygen, given that I have infinite sand, which I know we do, and the polluted bubbles keep coming up. right?
1) Althoough the mass of the slime doesn't affect the rate of it emitting Po2, it did reduce its mass by 125g nearly per second (literally after each time it emitted the Po2). So that means I will have to keep filling it back up.
2) The slime stop emitting when it hitted the pressure at about 1600-1700g per tile. That's how you can store them in the chlorine room without loosing its mass I guess (which I just found out)
Realising the slime was burning just like alge then I compared to what an Alge Deoxydizer can do.
Alge Deoxydizer
550g alge + 120w and added temperture -> 500g oxygen/s
This experiment
125g slime + approx. 66g sand -> approx. 41.7g oxygen/s
Also I did it with a sealed room with a wheeseword to cool the oxygen as the slime are usually warm at around 30+ degree C.
It doesn't look like it is effective after all. This then inspire me to try it on polluted dirt and I wonder if it is the same. Also PH2o would be a better choice as it certainly doesn't reduce its mass as it emitting Po2. However I know the emitting rate of it is very very slow.
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Anyway, you dont need to cool water from the water sieve if its going into an elecrolyzer, both are fixed output. You do want to cool the oxygen afterwords, but this can be cooled with 3 wheezeworts. Sure it takes work to set up, but compared to constantly refilling slime deposits? Not really. Its also a net power gain.