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Radiator
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Radiator
Type Coolant device
Function Recycles coolant
Availability Luxury Items
Size 72×72×48 cm
Mass
- 533.32 kg (extension)
- 1,404.83 kg (base)
Volume
- 53.60 kv (extension)
- 141.19 kv (base)
Corrosion resistance 450 (extension, base)
Input / Output
Electric input ~3-5 e/s
Coolant capacity 50
Coolant recycle rate 100 per second
Device interfaces 1
Composition
Radiators are very effective options for cooling, though their mounting requirements leave them vulnerable to weapons fire and other hazards of space travel. Each section attached extends the radiator's performance and coolant capacity, but all radiators need to be used in conjunction with a cooling rack to ensure reliable operation.
Basic usage
- Radiators recycle used (hot) coolant back into useable (cold) coolant.
- Coolant will run dry if the overall radiation rate is not enough to keep up with heat production.
- Mounted on a hardpoint, not the generator.
- Modular, is made from a radiator base section and radiator extensions.
- Requires power and a pipe connection to a pipe socket board.
Device fields
Radiator Base
| YOLOL field | Description | Range |
|---|---|---|
| RadiationRateLimit | Upper limit for radiation rate for this radiator base | 0 - 100 |
| RadiationRate | Current radiation rate for this pipe radiator base | 0 - 100 |
| StoredRadiatorCoolant | Current ammount of coolant in this radiator. | 0 - MaximumRadiatorCoolant |
| MaxRadiatorCoolant | Maximum amount of coolant that can be stored in the radiator |
Radiator Extension
| YOLOL field | Description | Range |
|---|---|---|
| RadiationRateLimit | Upper limit for radiation rate for this radiator extension | 0 - 100 |
| RadiationRate | Current radiation rate for this pipe radiator extension | 0 - 100 |
To learn more about how to use fields, consult these wiki pages: