Basically if you build a 24x24x24 and you put an extra layer on each side, but not larger, thats what it should be. Search: Nuclearcraft Fusion Reactor 24x24x24. It's a bug in my opinion, but not really a serious one. When you remove the edges, the left is 24x24 in one plane, as the inside should be.
Nuclearcraft fission reactor most rf mod#
Since your mod does not provide a conversion block, I will take note of the current behavior and work around the issue.
Nuclearcraft fission reactor most rf upgrade#
reactor output 1600 RF/t, then speed upgrade must not increase RF/t beyond 400 RF/t.ī) For reactor -> Ic2 cable -> Ic2 Battery -> Ic2 cable -> Electrolyzer/Melter => consumption must not exceed the (Ic2 battery rated output)*4 RF/t IC2 cable->Electrolyzer/Melter => same as Aįrom observation though, this is not just a mere graphical glitch but something deeper within the mod's interface with other mods' energy cables.
Its quite expensive but if you need a lot of power it will serve you well. (NuclearCraft-2.2d-1.10.2) Fission Reactor Port not outputting RF 102. Nuclear craft reactor design I designed a reactor that can handle fuels with a base heat of up to 166.
If you need any additional information let me know. Also, there are benefits to burning through. So you'll get good fuel efficiency / total RF output, but will lose some in the RF/t department. It will then continues to work as long as the speed upgrade(s) did not increase consumption in RF/t beyond the equivalent EU/t input, which depends on the setup.Ī) For reactor -> Ic2 cable -> Electrolyzer/Melter => consumption must not exceed (reactor output/4) RF/t, e.g. Just like the title says, the reactor port is not outputting RF. What I've found so far is that very efficient reactors tend to come with a very high heat rating, which means with any of the hotter fuels you'll have to throttle it off periodically using a comparator. If I add and remove a stack of speed upgrade into the entity to quickly deplete the energy reserve, then often I can jump start it. It can hold up to one stack of items, 32,000 RF and 16,000 mB of fluid. It is used in Fission Reactors to allow the passing of items, fluids and energy in/out of the reactor during operation. There seems to be a solution, which may also point you to the problem. You first need to input a lot of RF into the reactor to raise its temperature, shown in the GUI in mega-kelvin (MK). The Buffer is a machine added by NuclearCraft. Melter seems similarly afflicted if connected to reactor through IC2 cable.
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