Difference between revisions of "Portable Gas Tank"
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | The Portable Tank is used to store gasses. It has a higher volume than the [[Gas Canister]]. The front of the tank features a striped area where the Gas Canister can be inserted for refilling. | + | The Portable Tank is used to store gasses. It has a higher volume than the [[Gas Canister]]. The front of the tank features a striped area where the Gas Canister can be inserted for refilling. Overpressurizing the tank will cause it to explode identically to the Gas Canister, with a force of 350(? units) in a radius of 5(? units). The maximum pressure for the tank is 10.132 MPa, or 100 atmospheres. |
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | * The "standard pressure" is defined as 8106 kPa | + | * The "standard pressure" is defined as 8106 kPa, which is what the Oxygen tank starts with |
* The gasses can be output at a rate of 202.65 kPa per tick (0.5 seconds) | * The gasses can be output at a rate of 202.65 kPa per tick (0.5 seconds) | ||
Revision as of 10:21, 22 December 2019
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| Volume | 790 L |
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| Recipe | |
| Created With | Hydraulic Pipe Bender |
| Cost | 20g Iron |
Description
The Portable Tank is used to store gasses. It has a higher volume than the Gas Canister. The front of the tank features a striped area where the Gas Canister can be inserted for refilling. Overpressurizing the tank will cause it to explode identically to the Gas Canister, with a force of 350(? units) in a radius of 5(? units). The maximum pressure for the tank is 10.132 MPa, or 100 atmospheres.
Notes
- The "standard pressure" is defined as 8106 kPa, which is what the Oxygen tank starts with
- The gasses can be output at a rate of 202.65 kPa per tick (0.5 seconds)