Pumping Steam to Big Reactors' Turbines

[Mr TaupeX]

Thanks you for the fix with the tesseract, I've try with AE2 P2P tunnel, it work but now I got another probleme, I got enought steam to power My 2 turbines but, all my steam goes to 1 of them, and the other got nothing, even if their are connect to the same P2P tunnel :/
Someone know why ?

 

[Blitblocky]

I figured out that the max output of railcraft tanks is per face or maybe per vertical column. You can move liquid in fairly easily... i used 9 valved on top, extracting is the problem. 12 valves on the bottom level, not the bottom, and an enderio energy cable around into a tessrract gave me 2400mb/t. I have a huge reactor into a 5x5x8 railcraft tank, 2 receiving tesseracts on turbines x2 for about 9500rf/t each at 840mb/t steam... so a railcraft tank steam buffer is feasible.

I made heavy use of computercraft to modularise the system which is why i needed a tank to decouple the reactor from the turbines. Moving a reactor directly into the turbines wasn't working for me. This should apply to boiler rigs, as well.

 

[GreenZombie]

If we are going to necro this, might as well point out that all the workarounds are no longer necessary: Thermal Dynamics introduced the Super Laminar Fluidduct which requires a brief period of filling, and then has an unlimited transfer rate for steam and water.

 

[Skyqula]

That said, however, a steam buffer can be a realy good idea since waste makes the reactor output fluctuate and a stable turbine produces just that but more. And a reactor/turbine/railcraftTank all autoOutput making a closed loop without pipes plausible.