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{{Infobox object | {{Infobox object | ||
| name = Oxygen Maker | | name = Oxygen Maker | ||
| image1 = [[File:OxygenMaker.png|150px|frameless|alt=The Oxygen Maker sprite.]] | |||
| grid_size = 2 x 2 | | grid_size = 2 x 2 | ||
| inputs = [[Water]] | | inputs = [[Water]] | ||
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| power_category = Life Support | | power_category = Life Support | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Oxygen Maker''' takes [[pipe]]d [[water]] and converts it into [[oxygen]] when powered. The output oxygen can be fed into an [[airduct]] or [[tank]]. | The '''Oxygen Maker''' takes [[pipe]]d [[water]] and converts it into [[oxygen]] when powered. The output oxygen can be fed into an [[airduct]] or [[tank]]. | ||
Note: In some cases, the oxygen maker might overproduce oxygen and leave no water for the population to drink, leading to dehydration. | |||
It uses 1 power at rest and while charging, and 9 on spin up and during use. | It uses 1 power at rest and while charging, and 9 on spin up and during use. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:29, 12 April 2025
| Oxygen Maker | |
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| Grid size | 2 x 2 |
| Power consumption |
1 MW at rest 9 MW in use |
| Power category | Life Support |
| Inputs | Water |
| Outputs | Oxygen |
The Oxygen Maker takes piped water and converts it into oxygen when powered. The output oxygen can be fed into an airduct or tank.
Note: In some cases, the oxygen maker might overproduce oxygen and leave no water for the population to drink, leading to dehydration.
It uses 1 power at rest and while charging, and 9 on spin up and during use.
Production[edit | edit source]
It stores 24 water in ca. 10 s, if the output is blocked. If the output is unblocked, the oxygen maker produces 24 oxygen in ca. 10 s and delivers it through its output. It converts ca. 2 water into ca. 2 oxygen per second, therefore its conversion ratio is 1:1.