WebThe general "formula" is: (Number of Assembling Machines) = [n / (Items Produced Per Crafting Cycle)] * [ (Item Craft Time) / (Assembling Machine Speed)] For EC, only 1 is produced per cycle, the craft time is 0.5s, and let's use Assembling Machines 2, that have a crafting speed of 0.75, so: WebWhy Ratios Don't *REALLY* Matter in DSP. Lot of us coming from Factorio, where knowing your ratios is a big deal. However, I would put out there that by the nature of DSP that ratios have little to no use for this game. The main reason why ratios mattered in Factorio was the simple fact you had busses and had to make tight and efficient use of ...
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WebThis calculator is the result of a few years' worth of fooling around, off and on, with performing calculations using Factorio's recipe graph. You may find an essay on the … WebYou are correct. You 33% more steam to generate same amount of 5.82Mw of power per condenser turbine (SE). As such you need 7.74MW per turbine. From that you can calculate HE and depending on size of your reactor layout. Ah, I think I see the issue, I connected 33% more turbines, not 33% more steam generation! the hawaiian eye
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WebIt depends on technology, lab research speed bonus, modules/beacons, etc. Suppose that the average time per cycle for technologies is 30 seconds (or 2 packs/m). Also suppose that you have Lab Research Speed 2 (+50% lab speed). Assume no modules/beacons are used. Yes, but no. Labs speed is affected by research, productivity modules , and speed ... Web1 electric miner -> 1 steel furnace/electric furnace. It takes the basic stone furnace 177 (2:56.90 with my stop watch) seconds to process 50 units of ore (or aproximately 3.5 seconds per ore) in a basic assember, 1 iron gear wheel takes 1 second (.5 seconds recipe speed / .5 speed ratio ofa ssember 1 = 1 second) Which means you need to feed it ... WebThe factorio wiki page for oil processing has ratios if you want to convert everything to petroleum gas. I usualy do that and use a bit of automation so i keep at least 5K of light and heavy oil. Edit: Ratios for adv. oil proc.>heavy to light> light to gas is 20:5:17 and 8:2:7 is close enough. ferrybig • 3 yr. ago. the hawaiian hot spot