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The Furnace Engine will generate power so long as it is burning. When whatever fuel inside it stops burning, the generator will come to a halt. | The Furnace Engine will generate power so long as it is burning. When whatever fuel inside it stops burning, the generator will come to a halt. | ||
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Revision as of 21:56, 14 April 2021
The Furnace Engine can be used to generate Rotational Force when a furnace burns
Obtaining
Mechanical Crafting
The Furnace Engine must be crafted using Mechanical Crafters
| Name | Ingredients | Crafting Recipe |
|---|---|---|
| Furnace Engine | Brass Sheet + Brass Ingot + Brass Casing +Piston/Sticky Piston |
File:Furnace Engine (Recipe).png |
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Usage
Power Generation
The Furnace Engine is the most powerful source of SU. In order to generate power, it must be connected to a Furnace, Smoker, or Blast Furnace, as well as a Flywheel. To generate power with a Furnace Engine, place it adjacent a Furnace block, then place the Flywheel one block away from the Furnace Engine (there must be air between the two). They should be in a line, spanning 4 blocks in total. A Furnace/Smoker will generate 16384 SU at 16 RPM. Using a Blast Furnace will generate twice as much SU and RPM as the furnace and smoker at 32768 SU at 32 RPM. The only caveat with using the Blast Furnace is that it burns through smelting items quicker and has a much more limited set of smeltable items.
The Furnace Engine will generate power so long as it is burning. When whatever fuel inside it stops burning, the generator will come to a halt.
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