How to COOL your Base Using HOT Water!!! - Oxygen Not Included FULL RELEASE GUIDE Gameplay Ep 12

[@SkyeStorme]

TONIGHT Sun 11th Aug Q&A LIVESTREAM here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqXUco2QaKhnl9k Full Series Playlist - bit.ly/2ynmHpB

[@SuperNyz]

So what your saying is, a prolonged pumping session will make your pink thing smaller?

[@lazyturtle61]

so if i pump hot water in the oxygen things my base isnt gonna get super hot?

[@the_silly_bat]

0:50 I really got to compliment you on your time stamps. I wish more people on KZbin or Twitch would make the effort to stake out all time zones so that the viewers do not have to fiddle with time charts to figure out when to stay tuned. It's a minor thing but so viewer friendly. Great work and a great serie Chap!

[@GrindThisGame]

So the cold water will make the long pink thing shrink? What happens if there is too much hydrogen in the shaft?

[@SkyeStorme]

GTG! I'm honored! ... if the shaft gets too full then I would guess there would be some kind of eruption? ... love your thumbnails btw ;)

[@erikduff2237]

@@SkyeStorme guys 😂 I feel your pain.

[@VvoOKasH]

You can store it in gas tank reservoirs - i'd make pair of those somewere at the base of pink thing.

[@VvoOKasH]

You can store it in gas tank reservoirs - i'd make pair of those somewere at the base of pink thing.

[@gray9173]

You don't get the joke, do you?

[@orionsax7]

Electrolyzers have been updated: they will pump out AT LEAST 70 degree gas, regardless of how low your input temp is. But if you input hotter than 70 degree water, gas temp will match water temp.

[@corork]

Yes i was looking for this comment. Temperature doesn't get deleted anymore.

[@orionsax7]

@@corork If you have really cold water, you can use it to get rid of a bunch of heat in a cooling loop because even if you get it up to 50-60 degrees, it's the same as 15 degree water once you run it through electrolyzer.

[@kesor6]

Absolutely love the series, have been watching non-stop for the last two days. Please release more stuff! This is quality.

[@Ecstasyeye]

We are on the same page. I did the same marathon hahaha

[@takingthescenicroute1610]

If you are using those shower supply lines for cooling, arrange the pipes so they terminate at a vent draining back into the original water source (ie: make a loop).

[@TheCorpsehatch]

7:52 Don't be me, don't be me...dammit...

[@SkyeStorme]

LOL ;)

[@TheOnlyValken]

This series has been incredible so far! I'm really looking forward to seeing some of the challenge maps to see how you adapt. Also, I'd love to see you do some stuff with all of the fun little critters around :)

[@Indrakrn]

HOW TO COOL YOUR BASE WITH HOT WATER Scientist : Wait, that's illegal

[@MegaBoeboe]

30:50 This is no longer the case. Electrolyzer will produce oxygen and hydrogen at the same temperature as the water you feed it. With a minimum (not maximum!) exit temperature of 70C.

[@OneOfDisease]

a bit of radiant cold pipe wrapped around the electrolyzers should make short work of any excess heat

[@KevinMacku]

...But how do you cool the pipe wrapped around the electrolyzers?

[@renloris460]

@@KevinMacku By running cold water through the pipe, like using the main water supply that you keep chilled with ice

[@sporegnosis]

Electrolyser outputs at least 70 degrees gases. So your input must be at least 70 degrees otherwise you get more heat beyond the devices' 1.25kDTUs. Electrolysers in this regard are always heat positive. You delete some heat in the hydrogen generator, but that also produces 4kDTUs in the proccess and overheats at 75 degrees, so it's quite tight. Long term, you need ice makers and turbines or the colony will fail, unless you store the heat in an isolated medium (eg polluted water) or/and eject that medium into space.

[@Alexgamerkid18]

@Skye Storme love the videos so far but i was thinking of a way you "could" improve your water cooling pipes, right now due to the hydroponic farm the center of the base is being super cooled by the water moving through the pipes but the outer pipes which are being used in the sinks, etc. only move water when the facilities are used by your peoples thus while it might not be much the water in those pipes are somewhat stagnant and are soaking less heat by being closer to ambient temperatures. My modest improvement is thus much like your De-Germinator 2.0 have the water in the outer pipes circulating through constantly into your cold water reservoir and pull colder water into the pipes which due to being colder water should cause more heat reduction by having a greater temperature difference, at least in theory. If this works that way you could make a reservoir of whatever liquid has the coldest temp without freezing and use that aqua tuner i think you called it to bring the temp down to just short of that and make a anti-heat pipeline around the base and in areas of high heat generation to essentially heat proof the base such as on a lava rock without using vacuum or to possibly make a artificial cold biome for ice creation. If this would/does work all i ask is a mention for the idea if you didn't already think or know this. Thank you for the time you took reading this, have fun and beat the heat.

[@vineheart01]

A good trick to get a pump in crazy hot water: Dig under it and put an airlock door down there. Build everything you need, and then as they break the ceiling forbid anyone from entering through that door so the dupes get out, cause a slight spill you gotta mop up, but nobody is burned.

[@VvoOKasH]

Love this series. I've watched some episodes couple times. Really hope you will take it to end game, and the pace is great, and all the stuff you are explaining makes it all so clear.

[@matkebaaz120]

Why have you blessed us with this early video

[@ceallach8452]

I get so happy when these come out

[@Emily_Entropy]

We see a dupe fall from an extremely tall height at 1:33... how did that not kill him?!

[@blackraven3720]

Solid cooling it the best using conveyor to move it around, but better still you can stack solid and liquid cooling to same tiles.

[@buddahpete1241]

Excellent video Mr. Skye making everything sound so simple, whilst i still struggle to contain slimelung. I always enjoy your enthusiasm and skill you show in your videos, i just wouldn't let you babysit my kids after the cave incident.

[@AdamC169]

deoderisers and gas storage in chlorine rooms might help. are you keeping all your harvested slime underwater? or try in a pressurised chlorine room to kill off the germs.

[@buddahpete1241]

@@AdamC169 Thank you for that.

[@Ivellios23]

Smooth hatches? Almost like having a refinery without the excessive power requirements and heat output? Nice. Well, not as efficient mineral wise, still better than the ore crusher... People often have the misconception that they can heat/cool an indoor swimming pool with their heating/AC, not only do they find out it doesn't work like that... if the pool is heated, they don't have to heat the room itself. It requires thousands times more BTUs to heat a cube of water than air, as such the water, or in the case of an indoor swimming pool, the resulting water vapor, the primary driving force behind the pool room temperature. So, which is better? Water cooling. But being submerged doesn't work so well for O2 breathers, so for _comfort_ reasons, we use the less effective air cooling.

[@ethandouglas9949]

Also if you would like to make your hydrogen pump and Co2 skimmer more efficient you could add a AND logic gate then add a pressure sensor to your hydrogen pump and then add a gas element detector to your Co2 skimmer. Am I being nit picky... Maybe but even if it's a 4% increase in efficiency it's still an improvement.

[@martinplayz8645]

Trust me a SPOM isn't difficult to make some people have made really compact ones that use the hydrogen from the electrolyzers to power it

[@manaherb6]

It's not a SPOM if it doesn't do that

[@martinplayz8645]

@@manaherb6 Just tryna say that its worth building one

[@einzeller85]

man i've been watching your videos cause i SUCK at this game. it seems to be even harder to me than some classes for my freaking masters degree but your videos actually give me a chance at this game xD thanks man.

[@Jules_Diplopia]

Nice work... Love the Long pink thing....

[@Xadhoom80]

the temperature limit for electrolyzer ain't 70 degrees anymore, 70 is the minimum temp, else it takes the temp of the water. while i agree that keeping it simple is good, you need to sooner or later start to use heat deletion methods. using water cooling is a good starting solution, but you will run out of cold water unless you have some way to replenish the water or cool it again. Also i hardly consider a SPOM a difficuly machine to setup, 1 automation for preassure, 4 wheezeworth to cool the air going trough a hydrogen room. how is that difficult? once the cool steamvent have heated the surrounding area you can't just put a put a aquatuner in it, you will just get a whole lot of steam.

[@lucasriley874]

I expect he'll switch to what's become the standard Aquatuner/Steamturbine combo at somepoint once he has the research and some steel. What he's doing here should easily work until he can get that kind of thing built to replace it for water cooling a base.

[@frantisekzverina473]

you have to fertilize wheezewort if you replant it now

[@TheFlakrav]

It's already over, I want more :D ! Great vid

[@thevoidkid2]

The Notifications ring woke me up And it’s 1am in America

[@overseer_of_memes]

Same thing here, it's almost 2am

[@halo007Mex]

Not here , it's 4:21 am on Mexico City

[@Serxgis]

@@halo007Mex la hora adecuada! jajaja

[@xYamakaze]

I was so skeptical going into this video, but then you explained it was deleting heat and now I'm 110% on board.

[@stevenbonanno149]

"Kids ask your parents." -Skye Storme 2019

[@bengeophoto]

Your Don't Starve shipwrecked playthrough was the first series I saw from you and this the second. I loved when you would say "staggering" and would repeat it out loud with my girlfriend when you did. I was happy to hear you say staggering again in this episode 😁

[@Creic666]

Really enjoying watching this again.. 👍👍

[@Pumpkinjellyfish_]

Behold the new religion: The big pink thingy. Lmao 😂😂 Great video as usual. I enjoy all of your Videos my dude!

[@ashleyhyatt6319]

Wish I could make the stream but it starts at 3am here. I'll check it out if you put it on YT.

[@thePhished]

electrolyzers have a mininum output of 70c now with no maximum output. if you put in 60c water, oxygen and hydrogen will come out 70c. if you put in 100c water, itl come out 100c.

[@Dolvondo]

Its strange how the hydrogen generators work. If you burn hygrogen, it makes water, however another machine splits it, which it should, cost more energy to do?! I guess the devs had to decide, xD

[@TheChryseis]

I'd love to see a fish farm for food, if you're interested in making it :) Oh and I'd love to see a natural gas set up. I have one but no idea what im doing lol.

[@galleus6535]

Here South Tyrol in Italy i love your base

[@Samalanderable]

I do not know how many times you have set something up that requires power... and then forgot to hook up ONE component. Not as bad as the time you did not hook up 3 or 4 water waste pipes... but you keep doing it!! It has gotten to the point that I watch for you to do it now, I *expect it* ... thats how common it is! ;P

[@Kraev369]

Right im like *bangs on desk !!! lol but i keep watching because these vids are great

[@aiskhakbayev]

Thank you so much for your simple information filled videos . Its officially my new favorite game , and you are now my favorite addiction xD

[@markhackett2302]

One of the problems is that, though this has a lot of heat simulation, it isn't including enough of real life physics to adhere to real life strongly enough to put real life experience into practice in the game reliably. Heat deletion is another thing that isn't realistic yet is in the game. That means either a little more help in informing the player of heat imbalances so they can plan changes to see what works before it all goes pear-shaped, or videos like this showing how to exploit those missing mechanics.

[@Gompiebert]

I agree

[@bosco1291]

I mean I kinda agree, but it's hard to argue that deleting heat is unrealistic but be totally fine with smooth hatches eating ore and pooping out refined metal. The game is not realistic and doesn't claim to be, so we just need to learn how to "exploit" things for our advantage.

[@markhackett2302]

@@bosco1291 No, deleting heat is unphysical. It's a fine simplification, but it does mean you cannot use common world knowledge to do things in the game, hence either some presaging of a problem to come or videos like this that show how you can ignore some things, such as heat deletion. Pooping out metals is science fantasy and doesn't introduce any contraindication (if it produced 2x as much copper as the ore held, this would be possible to exploit and therefore problematic). Heat isn't science fantasy. Except in this game. HENCE why heat needs to be explained as to how it isn't like real heat, it's fantasy heat.

[@Johnny.B46]

This series is great Keep it up!

[@steeneugenpoulsen8174]

While he is right, it's like someone claiming the earth is round, because he flipped a coin and it came up heads. The heat transfer system depends on MASS, so since liquids is mostly more mass pr. tile than GAS you can make the liquid temperature effect the gas easier than the GAS affecting liquid. It's entirely possible to create a situation where you has more GAS material pr. tile than liquid though so there is a lot more to the story. Also each type of gas/liquid/solid has different heat capacity.

[@philliprandle9075]

SKYE see youf video notification at work help me get through my shift. Thank skye.

[@bradenstephens2104]

3:24 don’t know how much actual science was applied to the game mechanics of temperature regulation, but if it were 100% accurate based on science irl (specific heat and density) water would be almost 160 times better of a coolant compared to oxygen. (Quick math maybe not 100% on the money but close enough to see the difference)

[@Thiagovnd]

How many hours of gameplay do you have in this game?

[@AnomalyVoid]

So with Ice being finite, how does this work in the long run?

[@squeezleprime308]

So, you prefer smooth hatches, do ya? :) . . . So, is this considered mid-game now? . . . It was good to hear you having a good time filming this episode! . . .

[@XCrawlFan]

Does Squeezle prefer an orbital buffer for the smooth hatches? (ooh err)

[@Beregorn88]

I think this is still early games, midgames when you reach vacuum, endgame when you start using supercoolant

[@squeezleprime308]

@@Beregorn88 Thanks :)

[@gammaray152]

Dont Stone hatches convert coal at 100% efficiency while regular hatches at only 50%?

[@aytugayhan3839]

No, sage hatches convert at 100% rate while stone hatches have 50% efficiency just like regular hatches. The difference is stone hatches can eat stuff that are more common and useless.

[@DragoonBB]

@@aytugayhan3839 Though if you have Pips and lumber plants you can get infinite dirt. Just have pips plant the seeds so you don't have to use polluted water.

[@Liednard]

Here is the math (% of "heat" remaining after transformation) : Electrolyser turns 1 kg of H2O into 0.888 kg of O and 0.112 kg of H H2O heat capacity : 4,179 DTU O heat capacity: 1.005 DTU H heat capacity: 2.400 DTU (1.005*0.888+2.4*0.112)/4.179=0.28 So about 72% of heat removed ! (if water is 70°C or higher) Efficient but still need some cooling in the end, heat adds up with the other machinery in the base :p

[@Blar408]

My issue with the steam vent is that it went dormant, on top of FP germs getting into a PWater reservoir no where near the toilets. Just my luck right?

[@ITBEurgava]

Can we say there's an equilibrium point here where the duplicants can live self-sufficiently without any need to worry about running out of any resources? Also... Is ONI simply a survival game, or is there a final goal where our playthrough gets concluded upon its completion?

[@sporegnosis]

You need to get resources through space or geysers/volcanoes to survive long term. Most processes delete materials, but it will take ages to run out of map-minable materials. Printing materials is an alternative if you run with a few dupes, e.g. I've beem saved 1-2 times by printing 4t ice. Some organic chains that also involve animals can create premium resources, but it's an adventure to set it up and the calculations are complex to detemine if you end up in net positive resources. For sure, I would love an E=mc^2 machine that takes energy and creates resources plus heat, ala factorio replicators or minecraft UU matter.

[@AdamC169]

@@sporegnosis resource management is the central mechanic, using power (which is stupid easy to make) to create something out of nothing would break the resource economy.

[@gaarasgirl389]

I have no idea how you cool it! All you showed was installing the electrolysor and not explaining that you're using ice to cool your base. I don't watch all your videos so this makes no sense 😞

[@ChristopherWanha]

In a previous video he ran excess pipes through his base, and pumped cold water through them. He used ice to cool the water. In this video he is removing significant heat transmitting entities(hot water) and replacing them with minor heat entities(hydrogen and oxygen). I.e. hot water spreads heat faster than hot air. Air is a better insulator than water. The rule of thumb for insulation is that the less dense something is the worse it is at conducting heat (i.e water transmits heat faster than air). Combine this concept with the radiators he built, and the situation is pretty much managed. Additionally he noted that even if the H2O being split is hotter than 70 degrees, the game has a limit on how hot the produced gasses are.

[@Dolvondo]

A couple episodes later, he used the clean water to irrigate his farm tiles. It was the point when he was growing lice plants. Later he removed a chunk of his farm to upgrade to another crop, however he left his irrigation pipes alone. Basically, water is a better source of absorbing heat then gas. IF you circulate water pipes all around the base like veins it will suck a LOT of the heat, and that heat will be dispersed/go back to his clean water source, which does have in fact ice in it. So far his base is stable for now because he has a decent source of ice. I know for sure if he runs out of ice he will be in big trouble. However I predict that he will use the ice biome that has -11 C water eventually when the ice runs out.

[@Levels_rl]

im stuck now on this video, but will u do more videos in future? and show us all the stuff goes on here :D

[@TwilightGenious]

Your water is staggering in the tubes. I think it would be more efficient to let it go round the base and back to the main pool, where it would cool again (you need to create a loop). I dont know exactly, just a hapotasis, but if in the ice-biom water can be cooled again you should try to make it.

[@haibach7054]

Love the videos and teaching us how to use all of the items in the game. Please keep them coming. Thanks.

[@captaincool6785]

i have a question so as i see skye is on his 200 cycle but only has 8 guys in isnt this a bit too less can someone tell me like a good average number cause i have 10 and im at cycle 75 and have food problems etc

[@DarkMoonRaven100]

There isn't really a number you should have it all depends on what you need and can support at a time, plus you want dups that give you the buffs and stuff you need so you shouldnt really be taking to many that quickly. I'd say 4 dups got me to day 75 and then 8-10 around day 100. It all depends on what you can support.

[@MrBaracas]

My stone hatch thing is all messed up, they are getting wrangled from one room to another in a continous loop...lol

[@ethandouglas9949]

LOVE YOUR VIDS, LOVE THE SERIES!

[@daltonbedore8396]

impressive "tower of power" (that's what she said!)

[@XCrawlFan]

Ooh err, Mrs.

[@rubenhayk5514]

His base is neat ,his guide is chaotic.

[@joshuasweetman4903]

In which Skye Storme attempts and possibly succeeds in teaching his viewers the knowledge of the standard high school Physics class unit on T H E R M O D Y N A M I C S & H E A T E X C H A N G E

[@SonofTheMorningStar666]

I wonder what's left of the original idea for the game and what "The Community" added and/or changed.

[@XCrawlFan]

I believe in Skye "🍊" Storme.

[@anonnimus4485]

actually, while it might be a bit off, oxygen and hydrogen have more chemical potential energy than the water, so it might be fine.

[@kukualoo7932]

..in a sentence, dont worry about the hot air from your electorlyzer for a massive base... for the next 20 to ? cycles

[@D4rkBl4de]

@Skye Storme I got germs in my food storage, not sure how! the rest of my base is germs free. I was wondering, how would you go about expanding your chlorine room without losing all that chlorine in the process? I had to dig really really really deep in my world to get it and it took me forever. I would like to move my fridges in there.

[@AdamC169]

you probably had a germy dupe harvest or cook, build out your chlorine rooms outer wall, before removing the inner wall. you can make a chlorine room wherever you want by using an air pump in a waterlocked room to make a vaccum, remove the pump and then put bleach stone in there to gas off and fill it with chlorine.

[@ryansullivan4974]

Love this game. Keep it up

[@mpmmuirhead]

Can you add a BJT time into that announcement at the beginning? You have at least 1 loyal viewer in Xi'an. Please and thank you :)

[@draggy76]

I dont have the issue of cooling down my base for the most part due to playing on an iceball... My issue is cooling my filtered water down from 90c down to like.... 40-50c...

[@feralkitty33]

Did he mean to use insulated pipe the whole way

[@AceStrife]

Cycle 200, a base 7x as big as mine flooded with oxygen. Me at cycle 130, oxygen almost nonexistent, no algae, mined tons of slime, running out of water.. But hey, at least I have everything but rockets researched! And can't use most of it! Time to hunt for a (few) geyser(s) it seems..

[@felipejhony6039]

lets call it what it is: a phalus tower

[@TheGallanomen]

What about to make a 2 tiles gap around your base and pump out all the gases from there to make a vacuum? Does heat pass through vacuum as well?

[@joshuasweetman4903]

Yes, yes it does.

[@halo007Mex]

Nope because there is no matter to Transfer .

[@TheGallanomen]

Gonna find out indeed.

[@AdamC169]

@@TheGallanomen that stops external heat, but the issue is making heat inside the base. double insulated time will block pretty much all heat so why go through the trouble of a vacuum?

[@jamietufnell547]

I'm not new to this game I'm just awful, wish I was as able to plan my base out like this, my dupes just do some idiotic things sometimes, think I fudge up on my priorities and it confuses them...

[@rauminen4167]

I don't know how to tell you this Skye, but the tip of your big pink thingy is ... lopsided...

[@SadrazaminSolErmanYasari]

OMG thx Skye.

[@kirksummerwill3938]

Anyone that quotes the first law of thermodynamics casually is OK in my book.

[@lynnegoulden]

Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again. Well, okay, it wasn't Manderley, it was Oxygen Not Included and I wasn't the second Mrs de Winter, I was Honclbrif. I think I need a break - but not today, because today, Skye Storm, it is my 51st birthday, and I intend to spend it drinking wine and playing ONI. I know you've said you like to read the comments - please don't feel like you need to get to the end of this (what is promising to be lengthy, ooh er) monologue, as I quite like your videos and would like you to release another one before the end of the century, which may not happen if you continue on reading. I had so many plans for the last three months break from Uni - a full on spring clean of the house (I know it isn't spring, but here in Australia it soon will be and I like to be ahead of the game); finally finish my recipe database; have a holiday. What have I actually achieved? We managed the holiday, I dusted the living room and cleaned the outsides of the cabinets in the kitchen, I obsessively played Minecraft, then I obsessively played Rimworld (again), then I obsessively played Starbound, then I obsessively played 7 days to die (again) (because although it's STILL in early release and it has changed out of all recognition from the game it used to be, I spent my children's formative years giving them bags of 2p pieces to put in the one-arm bandits in arcades around the NE of England so I could shoot zombies in the head and 7D2D takes me back to those happier, simpler times), then I obsessively played Starbound (again), then I played Don't Starve (not obsessively), then one of my flipping 20 something children said "Mum! You'll love this game!"... and now I'm playing ONI obsessively. After my first game lasted about half an hour until my dupes died horrible deaths, I discovered Grind This Game and then, god damn you, I found your full release playlist. And now I'm dreaming I'm IN the flipping game. Fortunately, I'm at the top of my skill level at pretending I've done housework, so it's all good. Mind you, my uni courses for next semester have now been released and I really, really need to get on with that... but it can wait til next week. If you've made it this far, oh my goodness, can you stop sounding so much like Nick Knowles? I keep waiting for you to say "and tonight, on ONI-SOS we're going to make the dreams of a lil'dupe called Honclbrif come true. He spends his working life digging in the worst conditions but that's all going to change, when we max out the decor in his bedroom. Awesome sauce!" Keep up the good work, my fine fella.

[@SkyeStorme]

I read the whole thing :)

[@advancedloiterer1820]

Another Aussie 50+ woman who has read 'Rebecca' and can quote the opening sentence to the novel... I'm impressed. I have been quoting UK authors to Skye for quite a while now and I know that he enjoys it. Don't you, Skye? BTW, Happy Belated 51st Birthday, Lynne. I get addicted to games as well and play them obsessively, but, I don't have to complete any Uni degree. All the best with your studies.

[@Grizzly-hj5tb]

The "big pink thingy" should have a bigger "upper room"

[@flexoking8047]

Doesn´t make sense. You just added more mass. It´ll heat up nevertheless. Just try the map "oasis"

[@takingthescenicroute1610]

For the stagnant water problem one could make the line into a loop by terminating the pipe with a vent that drains back into the water source. This would keep the water moving.

[@KallusTacticus]

Woop, see you at 7 👍🏻

[@dennis2376]

My brain is beginning to melt!

[@BenchongDy]

I did this, and my hydrogen generator got ‘smothered’ by hydrogen until it gets destroyed. Apparently, if your generator isnt working and hydrogen still pumps, it damages the generators

[@forbidtuna]

Why am I pausing it???.... Frostpunk syndrome ;)

[@mortache]

GIANT PINK PHALLUS OF POWER

[@falgo666]

Never clicked a video that quick.

[@RaginCajun77346]

That simple. Biggest overstatement ever. Such a confusing game.

[@Hollander113]

I've been to sick to play, but watching your video's has made an otherwise shit day pretty entertaining. Thanks!

[@nuruddinshah684]

8:28 LOOK AT IT...The LOGIC is killing meWater + LIVE WIRE = DEATHIs that a mod to fix that Logic glitch?

[@Nickunparalleled]

I was not expecting Geothermal Fluid Dynamices College A-Levels! This... this is the good stuff :). #SexyPhysics

[@Dolvondo]

"Big pink thingy" LOL

[@soilcredibility]

"all the math" - MATHS

[@BaterieCZ]

So "deleting heat" huh... Seems not very thermodynamic law-ish talk :D

[@SNSomosNerds]

i really really did not get how this will cool the base

[@DarkMoonRaven100]

You have to watch all the videos in a row not just one lol he is using the ice that he put in the chest inside the water to pump cold water through the base. So the cold water offsets the heat, since the water absorbs more heat then gas let's out.

[@SNSomosNerds]

@@DarkMoonRaven100 oh well, he should have said something in the video at least... anyway, thanks Mr DarkMoonRaven !

[@DarkMoonRaven100]

@@SNSomosNerds yah would have been easier to get if he did lol, and np 😊.

[@Ayns.L14A]

I do love a nice smooth hatch!!!! lol!!!

[@baflabies]

Omg i just found out i done the priorty wrong way. Tought prio 1 was first:)

[@snazzyproductionsltd1211]

I don't understand the electrolyzer heat dispersion concept? Can someone expound on this please?

[@RikThunder33]

same. this is where the logic breaks.

[@snazzyproductionsltd1211]

Ok, re-watching the video around 13:55 I get his concept that the heat produced by his electrolyzer will be absorbed by the coolness of the water circulating the base, but what I don't get is why pump the hot water to the electrolyzers at all? Even if the answer is that the hot water is abundantly available, why place the pump where it is hottest why not shave off a few degrees placing it in a cooler tile within the geyser confinement?

[@snazzyproductionsltd1211]

@@RikThunder33 I think his point is that one tile of water has way more capacity to absorb heat compared to one tile of gas and since he is already using a water cooling system (ice in the water reservoir) so the heat produced by the electrolyzers would be easily absorbed by the water withough the water temperature rising too much, but this still begs the question, why use hot water at all for the electrolyzers?

[@lucasriley874]

@@snazzyproductionsltd1211 Electrolyzers always output hot gas, no matter the temp of water you use. It'll output at 70 or the temp of the water being used, whichever is higher (it often looks like it's outputting at a lower temp but that's because the gas is instantly mixing with the atmosphere around it and averaging out). Using cold water in an electrolyzer makes no difference, it'll still output at 70.

[@SCShanks]

@@snazzyproductionsltd1211 I think I figured it out. It appears it doesnt matter anymore. The electrolyzer used to emit a fixed 70c. So if you put in 100c water it emitted 70c so you could delete a bunch of heat from the world that way. I understand its now changed to a minimum of 70c but can be hotter although I dont know if it still is a 1-1 exchange so it still might delete some heat and could matter? As for cooling the water beforehand I guess in his setup either way works. I think cooling it first might be better since it would keep the hot water all on the outside compared t to running it in parts of his base, but it probably is negligible.

[@seanholleran1706]

This will be interesting

[@seanholleran1706]

Skye thanks, learnt a cool trick that will help me

[@yepperdeedooda]

That other guy said he's never click the video so quick, but he's wrong because I'm the one who's never clicked it so quick because literally the split second I saw it I actually did click it at a higher rate of speed.

[@SkyeStorme]

LOL ;)

[@stephenkamenar]

you sound like voiceofthunder