Looking for a good ore processing system with GT

[Ehrlingby]

I know that there is a thread very similar to this one, but I was wondering what your ideal ore processing line looks with GregTech specifically. I have made a couple in the past but it would be interesting to see what you guys have done. : P

 

[danidas]

The best for starters is a pulverizer with a hooper on top next to a powered furnace with a chest on top. Once you get your industrial grinder going non-stop (producing more then 128 eu/t from your power net) it becomes the best thing to grind your ores with. Also note that you can have up to 4 grinders at the same time sharing the machine casing multiblock.

Also if time does not matter then factorizations ore tripling system is worth a look but takes 20 min or so to triple one ore.

 

[Archina]

The best for starters is a pulverizer with a hooper on top next to a powered furnace with a chest on top. Once you get your industrial grinder going non-stop (producing more then 128 eu/t from your power net) it becomes the best thing to grind your ores with. Also note that you can have up to 4 grinders at the same time sharing the machine casing multiblock.

Also if time does not matter then factorizations ore tripling system is worth a look but takes 20 min or so to triple one ore.

I think he's talking about an automated industrial grinder. So gregtech grinders only.

As for IG grinding, I have a ton of spare MJ so I can keep filling the cells with a liquid transposer (taking water from xycraft's new way of getting infinite water.) and of course, buildcraft pipes to pump things in and out. So I use 3 grinders for automated processes but the 4th is reserved for personal use. Like using mercury and sodium persulfate cells.

 

[noskk]

Btw, you can pump water directly to industrial grinder. If you have both water (in liquid storage) and mercury/sodium persulfate cells in it, the machine will check if it can use mercury/sodium persulfate , if it can't water will be used.