Question regarding Filtration system cooling

[BackseatHike]

Alright, I've searched high and low for an answer to this but haven't found it.

What I want to know is what outputs need to be cooled from a filtration system, and how much?
And yes, I know that it depends on a lot of factors,so I'll set up the scenario:
- Input gas will at most be "room temperature" (20C is what I'm aiming at)
- The gas might run through 5 filters (one for each normal gas and remainder will be X)
- The filtration units themselves will be inside the base at room temperature

Questions:
- So which pipes do I need to cool? (both filtrationen and waste?)
- How much cooling would I need? (if needed I will run pipes outside the base with radiators)
- Anything that I might have missed?

And a bonus question:
how much air can a filtration unit process at any time?

Big thanks if anyone is able to give an answer to these questions.

[Sasquatch]

Generally I have found I don't need cooling for my filtration process. I typically have a separate pipe/radiator setup for general room cooling (somewhat pressurized pipe, leading out into space with radiators etc).

Cooling is more important for furnace output, because very bad things happen otherwise. :D

[BackseatHike]

Originally posted by Sacksquatch:

Generally I have found I don't need cooling for my filtration process. I typically have a separate pipe/radiator setup for general room cooling (somewhat pressurized pipe, leading out into space with radiators etc).

Cooling is more important for furnace output, because very bad things happen otherwise. :D

See, this is what my small time experiments have told me too; as long as the intake air isn't too hot it shouldn't be a problem. And my plan is to cool the exhaust from Furnances before letting it get into the filtration system.

I just want to make sure that this is infact true before I commit.

[Sasquatch]

I saw a video of a guy who doesn't use fuel for his furnace. He has a 1 block room filled with heaters, pipes, and radiators to heat the pipes in a closed system. I'm not sure this is intended gameplay, but could be fun to try. At least I think he's not using fuel...I fell asleep halfway through because I was watching in bed lol.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4oGw6OU8x4

[BackseatHike]

Seems like a lot of work for something that could be made easier, but still kinda cool.

HOWEVER, it answer none of my questions.

[Essedus]

Originally posted by Sacksquatch:

I saw a video of a guy who doesn't use fuel for his furnace. He has a 1 block room filled with heaters, pipes, and radiators to heat the pipes in a closed system. I'm not sure this is intended gameplay, but could be fun to try. At least I think he's not using fuel...I fell asleep halfway through because I was watching in bed lol.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4oGw6OU8x4

Good lord that's probably the most daunting thing I've ever seen so far for this game.