HSTO (Heat storer) - HREL (Heat relaser)
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Hallo you all :D I've had these idea yesterday...Those elements would work toghether.
HSTO will store heat, taking it from any element apart from not conductives and from HREL.
HREL will take heat only from HSTO and realse it to any element apart from non conductives and HSTO.
It means, HSTO takes heat from a particle, and if HREL is near it (no gap between) it will transfer its heat to HREL, that can transfer it to any other element!
Heat limits of any particle of HSTO and HREL are normal limits (-273.15°to 10000°), so if you have 2 particles it can store up to 20000°, all tranferred to HREL, not a mediation between the two, and so would do HREL.
Those can be useful for cooling, safe heat transfert and heat storing and relasing at command, by using PSTN to put HREL near HSTO
Both will have Void phisical characteristics, HSTO will be dark red-bourdeax (What if with heat also life grows up and will be like VIBR, changing color and being bright?). HREL will be grey.
Sorry for any error, it's my first post, I've red instrucions ahahah
Thanks for attention and for any suggest and comment, positive or negative! -
You forgot about HSWC. It does the exact same thing with PSCN/NSCN. (The heat control)
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@Daarken (View Post)
Use HSWC. Only thing it doesn't do is "store" heat. The moment you activate it, it conducts heat. -
I personally like the idea of heat storage. You could use it in reactors and factories. Let me give you an idea on what you could use it for. lets say you have a reactor that uses molten salt to make steam to run the turbine. After the salt has coolled and been dumped, the reactor will shut off right now. But with a heat storage, you would be able to keep the reactor going until the next batch of molten salt has been made. so there would be uninterupted power. I hope this gets implemented.
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1. should be powered, way to complicated with piston. 2. In that case it would be a single element.
EDIT: Oats, that idea is leaky, literaly. :P
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But pscn is meltable...it can be a problem! you have to insulate it so will take 9 pxsq of space!
@Box-Poorsoft sorry :( I've searched if there were same ideas, but I found anything :( anyway thanx for the vote :D -
I am still of the opinion that HSWC should can be used for this purpose. Just like oats said, activating HSWC will make it take heat from anything like DMND, INST etc. And unless Ambient heat is enabled, just leave a gap of 1 pixel between the HSWC and the PSCN to stop the PSCN from melting.
