Sulfur Geyser Tamer (Aquatuner Not Included)

[sick swift]

Concept is using steam turbine output to cool 125C sulfur to solid

Steam: 2000kg or more in total, preheat to 115-125C before adding (can be done with 1kg/s of water passing through a pool with a tricked tepidizer)

Liquid in the bottom pool: 800kg/tile, boiling point >= 125C, SHC at least 1, preheat to 100-105C (can wait for it to be heated up by sulfur before adding steam)

Liquid on steam turbine: 100kg/tile, boiling point >= 100C, Thermal Conductivity >= 1

Radiant Pipes and Tempshift Plates: Thermal Conductivity >= 50, melting point >= 140C

Insulated Tiles: Thermal Conductivity <= 0.1 (Mafic Rock or Ceramic) below the steam turbine, Thermal Conductivity <= 0.1 OR Specific Heat Capacity <= 0.2 for other insulated tiles

Liquid Valve setting: left 2g/s (Ceramic) or 3g/s (Mafic), right 1000g/s

Left Liquid Reservoir setting: 2/1 (Ceramic) or 3/2 (Mafic)

Battery and Auto-Sweeper: Overheat Bonus >= 30C, i.e. Overheat Temperature >= 105C

[sick swift]

Net power production: 35W for every 1kg/s of sulfur

[brittle halo]

Nice, but don't you need to cool the sulfur down further to make it not overheat plants and critters?

[sick swift]

for plants just cool the farms, for critters just ranch them in a vacuum

updated version, put the battery to the bottom pool and have it cooled by a conduction panel

over time, the bottom pool should stabilize at 106-108C

[clever escarp]

Does this work in a vacuum? I found similar designs overheated my turbine after about 100 cycles

[sick swift]

yes, the liquid valve on the left* deals with this

also I figured the liquid valve on the right* should be a meter valve, that is turned off when steam temperature is too low

[clever escarp]

Nice use of that idea, I will definitely be using that in some of my designs, cheers

[toxic linden]

the doohicker

[toxic linden]

I forgot the mf conduction panel im so stupid

[toxic linden]

So i've finally got around to "fixing" it, and the doohickery isn't cooling the sulfur fast enough to prevent the battery from flooding now ;-;

any ideas on a fix

[sick swift]

use sweetle's sucrose to cool it