You should totally save a blueprint for this on blueprintnotincluded! Great stuff.

You break it down in a way that i can actually follow as a new player, thanks!

thanks for this, I'm hoping to modify it for my very first liquid oxygen/hydrogen build, using super coolant with a specific heat capacity of 8.44 so 2 aquatuners generate 2363200 DTUs and 3 steam turbines delete 2632770 max so they'd run at around 90% capacity of a possible 2550 watts. At that rate the steam turbines provide 95% uptime to the 2 aquatuners of 1200 watts each so a battery or two and this in theory would be self powered.

If there is a flow in a loop it will prioritize that flow before adding another flow from a bridge. I think that solves a backing up issue I have been trying to deal with these aquatuners

If your output backs up, the first aquatuner will continue to run until it breaks the output pipe. Need an automation wire so if the leftmost tank is half full, it stops feeding new water into the building

If you don't have the room for the 4-5 reservoirs, you can use pipe order managing to create an efficient, non-blocking alternative. Example: https://imgur.com/a/cb5Teyh

It's very interesting, thanks. I just reached the step where I need to prepare some steam reserve, and use some geyser. TBH, i'm not sure to understand everything. Could you share your save please ?

nice build!

How do you manage to see the pipes without the output and intake?

Nice build, simple to understand, 2 questions:

I dont see any external power source connected, so i got a question how does this thing work? 3 Aquatuners are 3,6kW and 2 steam turbines provide 1,7kW. Unless i am missing something, but aquatuners aren't connected to automation

My pipes made with igneous rock regulary break any idea why? In particular the output pipes from the first and last pump.

what's the overall power consumption and/or gain?