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Boiler \ coal ratio with 0.15 - Factorio Forums 27 Apr 2017 · Boiler consumes 1.8MW, but is 50% efficient, so should produce 900KW in steam. Which is exactly one steam engine. If water consumption is also 50% efficient, a boiler eats 60/sec in water (steam engines eat 30/sec). Pump produces 1200, so you could do 50 boilers per pump if my math's correct. And 1:1 on steam engines per boiler, so 50 steamers too.
r/factorio on Reddit: Boiler fuel consumption and steam engine setup ... 29 Apr 2019 · A boiler consumes 60 water/sec. An offshore pump supplies 1200 water/sec. 1200/60=20 boilers per offshore pump at most. I personally prefer optimising this way, however if you prefer to optimise for belt throughput, I have included the consumption rates per boiler for each fuel source, so that would be easy to recalculate.
boilers to steam turbine ratio :: Factorio General Discussions 7 Sep 2023 · Boilers use carbon based fuel to produce 60 steam per second at a temperature of 165 C. 2 steam engines use up exactly 1 boiler's worth of 165 C steam (30 steam per second each) to produce 900 kw each. Turbines use 60 units of 500 C steam (produced by nuclear reactors and heat exchangers) per second to produce 5.82 MW.
Power production - Factorio Wiki 7 May 2025 · Steam engine power. Each steam engine needs 0.5 boilers when running at full capacity. One offshore pump can supply 200 boilers and 400 steam engines.. The above ratio can be calculated from information available in-game: One boiler consumes 1.8MW of fuel and produces energy stored in steam at 100% efficiency. One steam engine consumes 900kW (0.9MW) of …
What is the ratio of water pumps to boilers? :: Factorio General ... 7 Jan 2018 · The ratio is one water pump will supply a maximum of 20 boilers with water. Each boiler is capable of producing enough 165°C steam for two steam generators. Hence, each water pump can support a maximum of 40 steam generators. Yes, there is also a maximum throughput for water that depends on the distance the water has to travel.
Boiler to steam engine ratio? : r/factorio - Reddit 30 Dec 2021 · The ratio is 1 offshore pump to 20 boilers to 40 steam engines. You can figure this out by looking at the fluid production and consumption rates - one offshore pump creates 1200 water/second, one boiler consumes 60 water and produces 60 steam a second, and one steam engine consumes 30 water a second to produce electricity.
boilers - Factorio Forums 8 Mar 2017 · Yes, boilers have zero pollution when you don't need them. Pump-to-steam-engine ratio is steam_engine_water / offshore_pump_water. In vanilla the values are 6 / 60. Steam-engine-to-boiler ratio is boiler_power * boiler_efficiency / steam_engine_power. In vanilla the values are 780k * …
Boiler - Factorio Wiki It costs 300 kJ to heat 1 unit of water to into 10 steam at 165°C, so one boiler will produce 60 steam per second. Inserters can insert fuel into boilers. However, using powered inserters to move fuel into a boiler can be problematic should fuel become unavailable: if no power is being produced, then powered inserters fueling a boiler cannot ...
Optimized Steam Engine Setup - Factorio Forums 25 Feb 2015 · So a while ago, it came to my attention that boilers are now implemented differently, as of Factorio 0.15.xx. As such, the previous steam engine designs are no longer applicable. 30/60 boiler/engine rows have since become considered optimal, so I'm happy to say that I've worked out how to nearly double that length, to 59/118. Picture below:
Boilers "Output Full" - Factorio Forums 21 Feb 2021 · Also, from point of practical optimization, 1 Pump can feed bunch of Boilers, and each Boiler can supply steam to 2 Engines. Engines have a Max power output (and thus a max consumption rate), so connecting 2 boilers to just one Engine doesn't make it work better. And it eats up valuable land space in the process.