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Although... I earlier managed to get into a weird "feedback loop" where I needed energy to run the gas filtering plants to produce energy via my gas powerplants. Might it be something like that? It has rather weird effects, I think the devs maybe didn't consider how that works once some energy is "in the system", so to speak.
Things don`t work when power is not enough. i`d point at T3 lab. When its energy storage reaches 2k, it works, and then it doesn`t. Some other building with consumption of 100+ loses its share and skips a tick.
Your storage doesn`t drop to 0 because there are no consumers of 100- which can`t be fed that tick ...probably.
I'm pretty sure I solved the issue by experimenting with a smaller base. I found out that if your pumps are in series instead of parallel then you don't get enough magma flow despite the fact that it should be about 100 m/s over.
By putting my mini base's pumps in parallel the crests and troughs disappeared.
Pumps only have an output and only on 1 side. You can`t put anything into pumps, or chain them.
A handy trick is to enter build mode and highlight a pipe. It will show the supply and demand. It glitches out when an upgrade is in progress, but otherwise is useful to make sure things are in working order.