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Ok.. thanks.
Also if its cold, increase fuel more. That’ll heat the air faster so it won’t cut out from the cold.
I also found that throttling fuel pressure had an effect on power output, up to 10kpa. However, after setting the pressure regulator >10kpa, it seemed to have no effect on power output. Anyone else find this too?
Indeed the GFG has been nerfed recently (it's in patch notes somewhere), but unhelpfully the dev's didn't specify what its max power now is.
Finally, what gas are you using for the room the GFG is in? I heard Volatiles transfer heat the quickest, so that's what I'm using, but I've no idea if that's true as there's so much conflicting information on gasses.
@MisterCrow As of last night, I reached 25kw with fuel temps at -130c with standard mix. The glasses in the cooling room is regular old Martian atmosphere. I'll post pictures of the cooling room after work.
Good idea. Think I’ll try a heat exchanger.
Hmm interesting. Will definitely try supercooling my fuel mix then, as that seems to be directly correlated with power output. I'm currently building a base on Mimas, so I could probably get the fuel temperature even lower than that on Mars.
This is a screenshot i got some minutes ago from the reading of my Fuel Generator:
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1878591265673563385/58D43D461ABF6673D47823DC9D865EC31A648858/?imw=5000&imh=5000&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false
Some tips i give to you:
1- Input pressure increases the energy production up to a certain point, after that you are just wasting fuel.
2- Supercooling the fuel dramaticly increases the energy you can make, for that, use insulated pipes as well
3- In my setup there is only one pipe after the fuel generator, then a pressure regulator, i noticed a difference when using more pipes than that, less energy and more fuel spent.
If you want, i can post a schematic of my setup so you can make something similar
Thanks for that. Yes I'd be very interested to see the schematic of your build if that's ok :)
Not sure I understand your third point above. Do you mean you put a pressure regulator on the exhaust pipe?
No, i meant, at the fuel input of the fuel generator there is just one pipe and a pressure regulator above it (after chacking my setup, there are two actually):
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2884336061
The pipe analyzer is just for showing some data in those consoles i showed earlier, the cooling is all automated but i really cant explain the logic now as i'm still tunning it (i want to use some differencial equation or something similar to control the cooling according to the room temps, keeping it almost constant), but at least it can make the generator running without any interruption, it is just very rudimentar.
I'll try to make a video or something for you explaining my setup as soon im able to hehe, almost at job time here
That's the entire reason for this thread. We don't know either, and we'd like to understand why and what we're doing wrong. I've reached out to various boards (here, reddit, discord, etc.) and the answer, so far, has all been the same: That "the GFG was nerfed hard" and apparently, that nerf happened in the last week or two.
Edit:
Also.. found this in the Deep Miner patch notes.
So yeah, if you haven't rebuilt that generator since, then you may somehow ducked the nerf bat.