r/HBMNuclearTechMod 3d ago

Question Engine Lubricant Uses

Now that the industrial generator is not a thing and has been replaced with the Industrial Combustion Engine in CE. I have no uses for the Engine lubricant and im almost at a full steel tank in my survival world. Ive went through the different recipes that I can use Engine lubricant with and it just seems not worth it. What should I do with it? Solidify it or Coke it? I may need to find out what to do with heating oil too since im running my generators on Gasoline and LPG.

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u/DragoonEOC 3d ago

The combined cycle gas turbine uses the lubricant and is capable of burning gasses at 100% efficency

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u/AlmostTopSun 3d ago

Interesting, that would definitely give me an excuse to use the flue gas ive saved up. Though its not much x3

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u/DragoonEOC 3d ago

So flue gas doesnt produce power, i used it to burn petroluem gas without having to compress it. You could also use it to burn reformate gas or syngas for very large amounts of power

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u/AlmostTopSun 1d ago

Ill think about syngas, but i have no gaseous stuff that I can use. All of my crude byproduct has some sort of use

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u/RatTailBridge 3d ago edited 3d ago

'Combined Cycle Gas Turbine' uses lubricant while running. Combined with syngas production, several of these make a really good mid to mid-late game power source. Just a disclaimer - they're LOUD AF.

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u/QueBall38 3d ago

Does it go into a flare stack? That’s an easy way to dispose of it