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Cooling rack
Revision as of 23:04, 5 May 2022 by Duke Ironhelm (talk | contribs)
Cooling rack
Type Power device
Function Provides coolant to generators
Size 96×96×48 cm
Mass 731.23 kg
Volume 73.49 kv
Corrosion resistance 440
Primary material Bastium
Input / Output
Coolant output 5,000 per second
Coolant capacity 30,000 (3 cooling cells)
Modular interfaces 1
Composition
The cooling rack is a device used to provide a significant reduction in heat via coolant. Unlike a heatsink and radiator system, a coolant rack is not designed for long-term usage, as its coolant is quickly used up during operation and will require replenishing. Thus, some ships use a combination of both systems to cool their generator.
Basic Usage
- The cooling board can hold up to three cooling cells.
- Receives Coolant from the cooling cells and processes it to reduce Heat.
- Coolant cells will slowly replenish their supply of fresh coolant over time. However, a coolant recharge rack can be used to expedite this process.
- The cooling board can be placed anywhere on a generator, and will provide coolant to each generator of the complex it is directly connected to. Generator complexes connected via pipe will not share coolant.
- A single coolant rack can provide up to 5,000 coolant per second (half of the coolant cell's capacity), and can disperse 5 units of heat with 1 unit of coolant. Thus, a coolant rack can disperse up to 25,000 heat per second.
- See heat mechanics for more info.
- There is only one connector on the cooling board.
Device fields
| YOLOL field | Description | Range |
|---|---|---|
| CoolerUnitRateLimit | Upper limit for conversion rate for this cooler | 0 - 100 |
| CoolerUnitRate | Current conversion rate for this cooler. Conversion is being performed at 1 conversion * this percentage per second. | 0 - 100 |
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