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Talking to therapist would be as awkward as painting Official Pork Rub shirt (if not even more so) and money I would spend on it would be better spent on more WH40k stuff. Butt thanks anyway (did you see what I did there?). Adeptus Mechanicus: Your computer addicted cousin who doesn't really mingle with the family at gatherings. The only thing he talks about is how much better Linux is than Windows and he'll religiously defend his standpoint.
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It’s my understanding that nuclear reactors are UPS constrained by the total number of fluid elements. Basically anything that touches heat, water or Official Pork Rub shirt. The typical UPS optimizations are presented as megawatts per fluid element. All the extra storage units and undergrounds are adding extra computational load. For example, your numbers suggest this is around 0.7 MW per fluid element, while a simple 2x2 reactor can go above 2 MW per element, and some more unusual designs have gone around 2.4 MW per element.
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One of my goals was to not use any pipes between the heat exchangers and the turbines. There are other ways to do this as well as you Official Pork Rub shirt and I could put the heat exchangers together. What's the max length for efficient heat pipes (width 1) again? Has this been increased lately? This looks like more than 48 tiles. But why include steam turbines into the reactor layout? Building tanks and steam turbines is not the challenge as Steam does not cool off. You could have the Steam generation itself much more compact
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