TheNik
TheNik
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22nd Jan 2017
22nd Jan 2017
The VRSG fuel lasts as long as COAL, but burns > 59% hotter, meaning it generates that much more energy, and thus making it that much more efficient than COAL. The only major drawback is that handling VRSG is extremely difficult and dangerous. Enjoy!
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Comments

  • JaroZawiercie
    JaroZawiercie
    22nd Jan 2017
    Still, as you've mentioned, VRSG is extremely unstable and using a resource that may get virused is catastrophical, as well as fusion is stopped when more resources are pumped into the reator, as VRSG spreads faster that it's burned, thus eliminating the fire. However, it is a good source of Powder Toy Energy.
  • miner_sd
    miner_sd
    22nd Jan 2017
    seems to last as long as coal but burns hotter
  • TheNik
    TheNik
    22nd Jan 2017
    hansungje: Indeed, you can see this if you track one certain particle. It will most likely switch between VRSG and FIRE a few times before disappearing.
  • hansungje
    hansungje
    22nd Jan 2017
    vrsg infects fire while burning
  • TheNik
    TheNik
    22nd Jan 2017
    manhong2112: Feel free to post a link and ask me to put this save down if you believe the idea is yours. But I do assure you I never saw anything VRSG powered before.
  • TheNik
    TheNik
    22nd Jan 2017
    Author: We're talking about the efficiency of VRSG storing energy. If it was just for the contact area, it wouldn't last as long as COAL does. But since it burns as long and /all this time/ releases /more/ energy, the total energy output is more.
  • manhong2112
    manhong2112
    22nd Jan 2017
    i had made a vrsg heater long long time age...
  • Author
    Author
    22nd Jan 2017
    The VRSG is a gas. it has a larger contact area and more of it burns at any given time.
  • msasterisk
    msasterisk
    22nd Jan 2017
    +1 tho, I like real sicence like this
  • msasterisk
    msasterisk
    22nd Jan 2017
    Perhaps the specific heat of VRSG is just lower than that of coal? If we are going to go by conservation of energy (which is silly in TPT, but eh) then eating coal with virs puts energy into thee system, which doesn't seem right.