VRSG is not an Efficient Fuel by SlazZer
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nobodyagain 22nd Oct 2023
this has been proven very, very wrong by jonahungry -
pyga 15th Nov 2022
The ignition example in this save can be made to work by deleting some vrsg -
an300 24th Jan 2017
VRSG is efficient because its an infinite heat source if handled properly, not because it is powerful in any way. -
SFStudios 24th Jan 2017
It does provide propulsion but not as much as coal -
Mythcaller 24th Jan 2017
@program - I agree with you, while I use VIRS in a bomb that turns everything into VRSG and then burns it with PLSM, but otherwise it is fairly useless in my opinion -
program 24th Jan 2017
the most efficient fuel is oil. hands down. oil is not sensitive like NITR. oil is not insensitive like DESL. oil can move around easily unlike BCOL. oil can also turn from a liquid into a gas and vice versa, unlike all the fuels except VRSG. oil is also not as dangerous and hard to ignite as VRSG. -
Moonkey 24th Jan 2017
Turn off gravity and VRSG beats all of the examples. VRSG also gives off pressure when burning, however the jet design makes all the pressure leak out of the walls -
TheNik 23rd Jan 2017
Many people put it in better words than I did - thanks. @SlazZer: Please don't see this as a personal offence or annoyance or whatever - we just try to show you the things you misunderstood, and hopefully you'll learn some cool stuff in the process. Cheers! -
Battleboy43 23rd Jan 2017
COAL is clearly better for boilers, seeing as it doesn't expend any fuel or produce much heat at all in this example. -
jm211 23rd Jan 2017
BTW, yes VRSG is umpredictable in boilers, but so it the bcol the keeps putting itself out