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The trick to make it work is indeed to install a wall heater in the room BUT you need to heat the room when its empty to example 50 degrees, and then you turn off the heater.
IF the heater is on when you add the gax that melt, then it will BURN since the heater is very hot .
My advice design it so you can cut a cable outside the room to turn off the heater, that is pretty easy to do ;-)
And then dump stuff into the room via Shutes.
( or you can personaly go into the room and do everything manual that also work ).
Next via shutes throw in ONLY one kind of material at a time so you dont mix it, and pump out the gas into a tank.. Be aware that this method will give you the gas you want, but also build up presure in the tank since the active vent will keep pumping air/presure all the time.
So monitor your presure so your dont blow up your tank.
Anyway repeat again with other type of ore you want ot melt and put into new tanks.
Once you have two different tanks with different gas you can do this for example
Build a new furnace and make a 5 long pipe.
connect a presure regulator and set it to 1.
Connect your two different kind of gass to the mixer and set it to the correct gas mix... im not sure but things its 66 and 34% something like that. ( 1 blue and 3 red )
To turn on your furnace then turn on the power of the gas mixer for 1 sec and turn it off..
Now go and push the button and it should ignite.
( on europa you properbly need example 5 sec for it to turn on ).
I also found this video on mixing the fuel, so that looks fairly easy indeed. And second video on how to hook it up with furnace.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUgzWP8lG8Q
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTt7aubwyng
to turn on the furnace you need 1 blue and 3 red...
BUT try to figure out how much 1 blue is in "liter of air"
And how much 3 red are in liter of air.
Maybe you have to use a fluid pump insted and pump in xx liter of gas pr sec to reach a high enough amout of gas to turn on the furnace.
( i dont think using the presure regular as i wrote is a good idea, since its a bit slow, and you need xx amount of liters of fuel.. )
Anyway experiement a little with things, i am sure you will make it work ;-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vO63GsmpAXQ
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1872121200
There is a trace amount of H2 from that volatiles when I deconstructed wall to get inside (no door), so that's understandable, but why is it there so cold when heater is on? Temperature is not rising. The active vent is not connected yet, just fiddling with this for now.
Also wiki mentions that for heater to work there has to be a pressure. I guess it makes sense, vacuum cannot be heated up. But with what should I pressurize it when I need H2 only? Seems like egg & chicken problem to me :D
Do I need to fill it with some other gas (N2?) and filter that out?
I basically wanted to create a separate station from my base dedicated to creating fuel so in case something explodes, it won't hurt that much. I was hoping for a nice double 1x1 rooms, each for melting different ice and then use Mixer to make fuel. Filtration unit is so bulky, but I guess it's necessary.
What's great about such solution - I don't need to filter at all. I get pure gas. The N2 on the picture is just from jetpack when I was closing the box.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1873177541
It's very crude for sure, but it's a proof of concept. I will definitely improve with some pressure regulator to always keep some small traces of pressure inside so I don't need to ever reopen that box again :)
Beware about putting in Ice and Volatiles together, you will essentially fire it up. Do one kind at a time and vent the furnace using a pipe on the back and a volume pump or back pressure regulator set to 0 with a manual valve and pipe it into a tank or filtration system for storage.
There is no need to melt ice in sealed rooms.