Roh-Olumit
Roh-Olumit in FOUNDRY: crafting recipe, production chain inputs, and crafts that consume it.
Info - Kategorie: Resources · fluid · Stapelgroesse: 0
Rezept
Empty Barreled Olumite
Maschine: barrel filler · Craft-Zeit: 2s
Zutaten
- 1 × Tonne (Olumit)
Produkte
- 1 × Tonne (Leer)
- 250 × Roh-Olumit
Verwendet in
- Tonne (Olumit) → Tonne (Olumit)
- Olumite Refining: Olumite Gas → Olumit-Gas, Abgase
- Olumite Refining: Low Density Olumite → Olumit niedriger Dichte, Abgase
- Olumite Refining: Liquid Polymer → Flüssiges Polymer, Abgase
- Unreines hochverdichtetes Olumit → Unreines hochverdichtetes Olumit, Abgase
- Marmor (Schwarz) → Marmor (Schwarz)
Guide
Crude Olumite is a fluid resource extracted from Olumite Reservoirs using pumpjacks. It forms the backbone of several chemical and material processing chains, acting as a key input for producing polymers, gases, and advanced materials.
The resource is essential for generating Olumite Gas, Low Density Olumite, Liquid Polymer, Impure High Density Olumite, and even specialty products like Marble (Black). Players can also recover Crude Olumite by draining filled barrels, providing flexibility in how it is transported and managed.
A major challenge with Crude Olumite is its finite supply - reservoirs can be depleted over time, forcing players to continuously search for new extraction sites to maintain production.
Tipps
- Use barreling and shuttle pads to move Crude Olumite efficiently, especially when dealing with vertical terrain or long distances where pipes may become impractical.
- Align your extraction rate with downstream processing capacity to avoid bottlenecks or resource overflow. Carefully plan layouts to ensure smooth flow from reservoirs to processing machines.
- Keep an eye on reservoir depletion and proactively scout for new Olumite sources before your current supply runs out, preventing interruptions in your chemical and material production chains.
Unlock requirements
- Olumite Barreling
FAQ
How do players best balance extraction rates with downstream processing capacity to avoid bottlenecks or resource waste?
To maintain a steady flow, match the output of each pumpjack to the combined input requirements of your downstream machines. Use fluid buffers or tanks between extraction and processing to absorb short-term surpluses, and monitor both reservoir depletion and processing throughput. Adjust extraction or add more processing lines as demand shifts to avoid overflowing pipes or starving key outputs like Olumite Gas and Liquid Polymer.
What are effective ways to transport Crude Olumite over long distances or difficult terrain?
For challenging layouts, consider filling Barrel (Olumite) and moving them with shuttle pads or vehicles, then draining them near your processing area. This helps bypass pipe length limits and elevation changes, reducing the risk of pressure loss or slowdowns in fluid flow.
What happens when an Olumite Reservoir runs dry?
Once a reservoir is depleted, it can no longer supply Crude Olumite. You'll need to locate and tap new reservoirs to keep your production lines running, so it's important to plan ahead and have backup sources identified before your current site runs out.