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Bender_

Hey people, I'm searching for a material that would be a good pressure isolant (like ttan with ttan on ctype; it protects wifi from being destroyed into brmt while under pressure) but that wouldn't conduct eletricity. does anyone know any material or material state that could do that? (i'll credit you for giving me the answer in my future uranium reactor :p ).

Thanks :)

Simon

You could use TTAN and break the wall into small segments that are large enough for TTAN to have effect (1px * 3px, I think), but with a small gap (1px) to fill with INSL to electrically insulate.

Sandwichlizard

check out the way I hold pressure in the URAN heater for this laser. id:1461755 there are 3x3 squares of FRME, INSL works also. in the middle of each is 1 pixel of ttan with a tmp of 1. in between each 3x3 block is DMND which allows heat transfer thru the TTAN/FRME wall. each TTAN pixel cannot have more that 3 pixels in between and still block pressure effectively. hope it helps

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Tom_Foolery

One solution would be CRMC filling gaps between the TTAN, but this can be finicky when it comes to extremely high pressure.

Lord_Bowserinator

!set life ttan 9999999

*No longer conducts*

Sandwichlizard

Nice tip L_B

Bender_

wow I hadn't checked that thread for years

thanks guys for your replies, in between I've found titane was an excellent pressure isolant but that thing with titane life 9999999 will really be helpful

QuanTech

@Bender_ (View Post)

Note that since life is truncated to 16 bits on load time, when the save is loaded again, the TTAN will have a life of 65535 (largest 16-bit integer)

searching for good pressure isolant