Place the appropriate [[filter]](s) in the Filtration unit for the particular [[gas]] that your want to filter.  Up to two filters can be placed into a filtration unit.  If these are different types of filters, both types of gas will be filtered simultaneously.  Placing two of the same type of filter in the unit does not increase filtration speed, it just provides redundancy for when one of the filters runs out.

Place the appropriate [[filter]](s) in the Filtration unit for the particular [[gas]] that your want to filter.  Up to two filters can be placed into a filtration unit.  If these are different types of filters, both types of gas will be filtered simultaneously.  Placing two of the same type of filter in the unit does not increase filtration speed, it just provides redundancy for when one of the filters runs out.

Be aware that the filtration unit unrealistically has an infinitely powerful pump integrated into its output port. That means as long as it is turned on and there is gas to filter out from the input, it will pump that filtered out gas into the output pipe network (no matter how high the pressure in that output pipe network already is!). So eventually that pipe network will burst (around 60 MPa) unless you provide some sort of pop-off valve (e.g. a combination of a back-pressure regulator and a passive vent), use a pipe analyzer and some logic to turn the filtration unit off when a certain amount of pressure is exceeded in the output pipe network, or use the onboard IC10 and a data connection to the output (tank or pipe analyzer) to disable the unit when it reaches a certain threshold.  Note that on-board IC10 chips do not execute when the unit is turned off, so an '''on-board''' IC10 is only capable of turning the unit '''off''' if output pressure is too high, it is not capable of turning the unit back '''on''' once output pressure drops.

Be aware that the filtration unit unrealistically has an infinitely powerful pump integrated into its output port. That means as long as it is turned on and there is gas to filter out from the input, it will pump that filtered out gas into the output pipe network (no matter how high the pressure in that output pipe network already is!). So eventually that pipe network will burst (around 60 MPa) unless you provide some sort of pop-off valve (e.g. a combination of a back-pressure regulator and a passive vent), use a pipe analyzer and some logic to turn the filtration unit off when a certain amount of pressure is exceeded in the output pipe network, or use the onboard IC10 and a data connection to the output (tank or pipe analyzer) to disable the unit when it reaches a certain threshold.  Note that on-board IC10 chips do not execute when the unit is turned off, so an '''on-board''' IC10 is only capable of turning the unit '''off''' if output pressure is too high, it is not capable of turning the unit back '''on''' once output pressure drops.