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AFAIK, you need 2 - 20 kg/tile of a safe liquid like petroleum to create the infinite storage. Most gasses people want to store appear from a vent at too high a temperature to use water without it turning to steam, unless you take steps to cool it down.
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the 4 x's for a pump, bottom x for normal vent, Drop a tiny bit of oil on the vent tile, done!
I usually use 880 on oil. Vent next to two air flow tiles.
The vent is in 10.
I've tried more than 10 I always get over pressure.
Any less and I've seen it get deleted.
I think there is still a bug that less than 12 tiles of space for storage you can get 25% of the gas will get deleted. Or is it 9?
I usually build a 4x4 space box so that 16 tiles of space.
I understand OP asked about the exploit for infinite gas storage. I'm just saying that high pressure gas vent can only vent up to 20kg. I'm not sure how much water OP used for his design so I say itx max is 20kg.
thanks for the suggestions
Regardless of putting gas through the normal vent or not - it reads overpressure behind the small amount of liquid (water, in my case).
Perpetually storing useless material is great hoarding, but if there's no use for it then just vent it to space.