Simple quarry/refinery question
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as for the first, no. the most efficient quarry is I think... 9mjt? I forget... tis on the BC wiki (or KingLemming did some calculations honestly i can't remember)
Quarries can take up to 100 mj/t, however the corresponding increase in speed has significant diminishing returns. I've heard someone somewhere did some testing to find the optimum mj/t to supply, but I haven't found it yet.
EDIT: Oh and you can use an mj reader to find out what the max mj/t input of a machine like the refinery is.
EDIT: Oh and you can use an mj reader to find out what the max mj/t input of a machine like the refinery is.
A quarry is most efficient (most blocks for a given amount of MJ) at 7 MJ/t (source, according to King Lemming, so it should be good). Speed gains are negligible beyond about 25 MJ/t. AustinKK of the ComputerCraft forums did a speed test that showed no difference between 25MJ/t and 125 (source, go to about 11:30 to see the graph).
How about efficiency of refineries?
Refineries require 10k MJ to convert 1 bucket of oil into 1 bucket of fuel and can take 25MJ/t as input.
Because it's a flat amount of MJ to perform the conversion there is no change in efficiency, only speed.
Have they changed it? My last test a few weeks ago cost 25k MJ (or was it 26k MJ?)Refineries require 10k MJ to convert 1 bucket of oil into 1 bucket of fuel and can take 25MJ/t as input.
I was going based off the wiki. I don't muck around with oil/fuel much.Have they changed it? My last test a few weeks ago cost 25k MJ (or was it 26k MJ?)