water from none fissile uranium

[MJS WARLORD]

i currently have the waste water from none fissisle uranium going a long way to a bottle plant , is it safe to pipe it back to the reactors

[RENGOKU]

According to the wiki it pumps out regular water so why not.

[Vectorspace]

Only if you take extra care to balance the water supply. E.g. if your reactor needs 300 and your waste water is 100 then your water supply must only be 200.
And you use valves to prevent supply water from backflowing into the waste water pipe and vice versa. You can also use valves to control flow rate e.g. fix your supply water to max 200.
And using a fluid buffer can help smooth it out

[rednvss]

Maybe just try it out for yourself and see what happens...then if it doesn't work then post a question here.. seriously.. use some critical thinking and experimentation like 99% of us that play this game do. it's only a game, if it doesn't work to your SATISFACTION, try something else.

[kLuns]

You can use the same idea as used here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNAaPa78fDY

[MJS WARLORD]

i always set a save point before i try something different just in case it goes wrong

[Akatosh]

I tried to reuse the water from the aluminium production and even with the perfect math, it was a total failure.

I really recommand you to put that water in bottle and sink it, or to use it for other crafts, like pure ingots or wet concrete.

But it would be nice if we could just let it go back in the lake it came from...

[Dragorin]

All my aluminum setups reuse water and work flawlessly. I sink the water from my nuke setup because it was a relatively small amount and not easy to route it back into the setup.