Difference between revisions of "Portable Tank Advanced"
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| − | | name = | + | | name = Gas Tank MK II |
| image = [[File:DynamicGasTankAdvanced.png]] | | image = [[File:DynamicGasTankAdvanced.png]] | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | The [[Portable Tank Advanced | + | The [[Gas Tank MK II]] (Formerly named: Portable Tank Advanced) is used to store gasses. It has a higher volume than the Gas [[Canister]] or [[Gas Canister (Smart)]]. |
| − | The maximum pressure for the tank is 20.265 MPa, or 200 atmospheres. Over pressurizing the tank will cause it to explode. Once the maximum pressure is reached the tank starts taking damage until it bursts. This allows the [[ | + | The maximum pressure for the tank is 20.265 MPa, or 200 atmospheres. Over pressurizing the tank will cause it to explode. Once the maximum pressure is reached the tank starts taking damage until it bursts. This allows the [[Gas Tank MK II]] to exceed the pressure rating temporarily. |
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
| − | The [[ | + | The [[Gas Tank MK II]] can be connected/disconnected to pipe networks using a [[Tank Connector]], by placing the tank on the connector and then interacting with it using a [[Wrench]]. It can also be connected (and disconnected) to the [[Rover]] and [[Lander]] |
The front of the tank features a striped area where a Gas [[Canister]] or [[Gas Canister (Smart)]] can be inserted for refilling (equalizing the pressure in both canisters). There is also a variable flow rate valve on the top of the tank that can be used to vent the tank to atmosphere (or into a sealed room). Note that this valve does not need to be opened when connected to a Tank Connector, but the setting of the valve remains persistent between connection and disconnection. | The front of the tank features a striped area where a Gas [[Canister]] or [[Gas Canister (Smart)]] can be inserted for refilling (equalizing the pressure in both canisters). There is also a variable flow rate valve on the top of the tank that can be used to vent the tank to atmosphere (or into a sealed room). Note that this valve does not need to be opened when connected to a Tank Connector, but the setting of the valve remains persistent between connection and disconnection. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:20, 7 February 2023
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| Max Pressure | 20265 kPa |
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| Volume | 790(?) L |
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| Created With | Hydraulic Pipe Bender |
| Cost | 20g Iron, 5g Copper, 15g Steel, 5g Silicon |
Description[edit]
The Gas Tank MK II (Formerly named: Portable Tank Advanced) is used to store gasses. It has a higher volume than the Gas Canister or Gas Canister (Smart).
The maximum pressure for the tank is 20.265 MPa, or 200 atmospheres. Over pressurizing the tank will cause it to explode. Once the maximum pressure is reached the tank starts taking damage until it bursts. This allows the Gas Tank MK II to exceed the pressure rating temporarily.
Usage[edit]
The Gas Tank MK II can be connected/disconnected to pipe networks using a Tank Connector, by placing the tank on the connector and then interacting with it using a Wrench. It can also be connected (and disconnected) to the Rover and Lander
The front of the tank features a striped area where a Gas Canister or Gas Canister (Smart) can be inserted for refilling (equalizing the pressure in both canisters). There is also a variable flow rate valve on the top of the tank that can be used to vent the tank to atmosphere (or into a sealed room). Note that this valve does not need to be opened when connected to a Tank Connector, but the setting of the valve remains persistent between connection and disconnection.
Notes[edit]
The visual bar will remain grey until 10.132 MPa, then the bar will begin to fill until once past 20.265 MPa the display will begin to blink red and damage to the tank occurs.
- Default colour marking in Stationeers:
| Blue | H2O (Water) |
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| Green | N2 (Nitrogen) N2O (Nitrous Oxide) |
| Grey | CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) X (Poluttant) |
| Orange | Fuel (H2 66% + O2 34%) |
| Red | H2 (Hydrogen / Volitiles) |
| White | O2 (Oxygen) Air (as defined in-game as O2 25% + N2 75%) |
| Yellow | Stock colour after manufacturing (Empty) |
- Other common (player) colour markings in Stationeers:
| Black | X (Pollutant, replacing Grey) |
|---|---|
| Khaki | Air (as defined in-game as O2 25% + N2 75%, replacing White) Air 20/80 (Earth Standard, less 1% Argon) Nitrox 35/65 (alternate breathable mixture) |
| Pink | Hydroponic Air (any breatahable mix with also including >2% CO2) |
| Purple | Exhaust Gas (any High Pressure / Temperature mix including X and CO2) |
| Brown | Body-specific Atmospheric Gas |
| Yellow | Waste / Exhaled Gas (per default Waste Canister) |
- Note that Stationeers Gas Standards vary compared to those used on Earth, as listed on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottled_gas#Specific_gases