Concrete mixing

  • MachineMan
    11th January Member 1 Permalink

    Currently, the only reaction that makes CNCT is pressurizing molten ROCK; this is quite slow and also makes BRMT/BMTL.  So I propose a new way to make CNCT production lines that is faster and doesn't leave us with less finished product than raw material:

     

    PSTE mixes with SAND to make PSTE(SAND); while normal PSTE turns hardens into BRCK at 474C, PSTE(SAND), instead, hardens into CNCT at this temperature.

  • jansuki
    11th January Member 0 Permalink

    why do you need cnct

  • MachineMan
    11th January Member 0 Permalink

    @jansuki (View Post)

     What is "why do you need cnct" supposed to mean?

  • AerospaceFan
    11th January Member 1 Permalink

    agreed beacuse concrete is cool

  • jansuki
    11th January Member 0 Permalink

    but like why do you need a cnct fctory, what does cnct do other than stack.

  • AerospaceFan
    11th January Member 1 Permalink

    nothing but theres no reason not to add this and concrete is cool

  • MachineMan
    15th January Member 0 Permalink

    I would also give SAND another practical application besides GLAS production.  Real life concrete is made with sand anyways, so it would also add more realism.

  • ALumpOfPowderToy
    4:11:45 Member 0 Permalink

    I think that PSTE(SAND) should instead be PSTE(CNCT) and PSTE(X) hardens into X.

    The way to make PSTE(CNCT) will still be adding SAND to PSTE, but this gives PSTE more uses.

    Edited once by ALumpOfPowderToy. Last: 4:12:21
  • jansuki
    5:09:14 Member 0 Permalink

    I argue that it should be stne+pste, which makes pste(stne)