what do i use to generate oxygen for inside buildings?

[SheoGorath]

in the emo ont appliance allowed you to generate water and oxygen.
in this game there is a well and if you apply external power, oxygen water and methane appear in the display but it only appears to generate water. how do i produce oxygen with it?

[mar.sternb]

The CO2 Scrabber and plants, also you can install a O2 generator at your well

[SheoGorath]

Originally posted by mar.sternb:

The CO2 Scrabber and plants, also you can install a O2 generator at your well

i have a scrubber in my workshop. id doesn't fill it with oxygen it only fills bottles with either oxygen or co2. I assume i need to learn the plans for an o2 generator for my well?

[Virtual Revolution]

Make sure your building is powered properly or the CO2 scrubbers don't work. They also take a long time to fill a room with oxygen even when powered. Scrubbers also need to be set using the different controls inside the cabinet, a bit like a puzzle game, adjust the controls in the lower half of the cabinet and also the control on the pipe to the left of the cabinet and check your oxygen output value. You want to get getting about 10 - 12 output value with a temperature not in the red.

You want your building to have power for 24 hours a day, so make sure you are using lots of solar panels -> transformer(upgraded) -> battery(upgraded) -> building, so that you store enough electricity within the batteries to run your building throughout the night.

[mar.sternb]

My strategie: I have at this time 3 scrubber in my base ..
outside 3 wells -> pump -> tank -> base (14L/h) and 2 of them with an O2 generator
O2 connected over a pump -> tank -> to my base (6L/h)

electricity ...around 900mW from solar -> 3 full updated batteries ..alll support 100mW to transformer and 300 to the base ..so I can live 19h without sunlight

[SheoGorath]

Originally posted by Virtual Revolution:

Make sure your building is powered properly or the CO2 scrubbers don't work. They also take a long time to fill a room with oxygen even when powered. Scrubbers also need to be set using the different controls inside the cabinet, a bit like a puzzle game, adjust the controls in the lower half of the cabinet and also the control on the pipe to the left of the cabinet and check your oxygen output value. You want to get getting about 10 - 12 output value with a temperature not in the red.

You want your building to have power for 24 hours a day, so make sure you are using lots of solar panels -> transformer(upgraded) -> battery(upgraded) -> building, so that you store enough electricity within the batteries to run your building throughout the night.

i got the pressure is ust over 12. the temperaure is in the eighties and the ppower is about 6kw. the air pressure in hte buildinfg is a sliver in the red. maybie it's now the waiting game

[juskom95]

Originally posted by g7wap:

Originally posted by Virtual Revolution:

Make sure your building is powered properly or the CO2 scrubbers don't work. They also take a long time to fill a room with oxygen even when powered. Scrubbers also need to be set using the different controls inside the cabinet, a bit like a puzzle game, adjust the controls in the lower half of the cabinet and also the control on the pipe to the left of the cabinet and check your oxygen output value. You want to get getting about 10 - 12 output value with a temperature not in the red.

You want your building to have power for 24 hours a day, so make sure you are using lots of solar panels -> transformer(upgraded) -> battery(upgraded) -> building, so that you store enough electricity within the batteries to run your building throughout the night.

i got the pressure is ust over 12. the temperaure is in the eighties and the ppower is about 6kw. the air pressure in hte buildinfg is a sliver in the red. maybie it's now the waiting game

It is. Usually, I setup an oxygen plant, which goes into a communal tank, which connects to my base.

Helps me if I have a decompression (building, damage or hanger) and the CO2 scrubber can maintain it (usually)