Supermatter Guide #26
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| <b>Additional Info:</b> You can also wrench N2 or Plasma canister in port next to port in red square, and turn on pumps on the left to start cooling waste gases. This is being used to cool waste gases, and change waste canister less frequently. It's recommended to do that, since it's taking <30 seconds and also prevents gases from interacting with each other (plasma+oxygen+heat=in other words fire) in pipes and canister. |
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We can't have gas reaction right in pipes, if i remember right
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well I think you can have reactions in unwrenched canisters, isn't it, or i'm simply made some mistakes?
edit: noticed that you said "in pipes", not in "pipes and canisters", whoops
edit 2: btw if there was gas reactions in pipes it would be horrible when already burning burnmix or at least very heated CO2 would slowly but surely fill the ship
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I just tested it and it seemed like you can burn gas inside the pipe. I'm not the one who wrote this guide so I don't know everything about bay/eris atmos perfectly but what the person wrote seems to be true. Unless anyone can give a solid confirmation that what the person said is wrong then I'm just going to leave it as is. When I tested to see if gasses could burn in a pipe I wrenched in an oxygen and a plasma canister then heated the pipe they were in with some heat exchange pipes. The reason I say the burning occurred is because I found CO2 in the pipe. The percentages of each gas settled at 7% plasma, 15% carbon dioxide, and 78% oxygen.
Credits to a guy on discord named nice ping#4470 it's almost identical to the one that he made and had pinned on discord but I added HTML and etc