[Rotarycraft / Reactorcraft] Steam cleanup

[Dyger]

Does anyone have any preferred method of getting rid of excess steam in the nuclear reactor turbines? I've built a housing around mine that's steadily turning into a sauna...

 

[Wagon153]

Condensers.

 

[Dyger]

I thought condensers were used if you wanted to recycle the water? Since I'm not using ammonia I didn't think they were required... Still, worth a shot. Gotta be better than a chimney

 

[SirDoctorOfTardis]

I personally would've built another turbine.

 

[Wagon153]

I personally would've built another turbine.

Doesn't work like that.

I thought condensers were used if you wanted to recycle the water? Since I'm not using ammonia I didn't think they were required... Still, worth a shot. Gotta be better than a chimney

Condensers get rid of the steam on contact. Just remember to pump the water out of them, or else they won't work.

 

[madnewmy]

place a block below the shaft taking the ouput, this will delete it all

 

[Reika]

Both of the above solutions are correct. The block-voiding method is technically a bug, but I will not be fixing it.

 

[Dyger]

Yeah, I was trying the block-voiding method, but it was still dribbling steam. I've now started using a condenser + extra cells fluid void, and that seems to have done the trick. Thanks a bunch!