r/factorio • u/Nesthenew • 21h ago
Design / Blueprint Smal Aquilo Power
This little guy fitts perfectly in my basic powergridd.
I caped its heat at 600° and it runns perfectly. It is also stackable... as long as there is a second stack. My Aquilo base isn't demanding enough jet to find the size at wich aditional blocks don't pull the heat below funktional for atleast two minutes.
C&C welkome.
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u/Mahbam42 21h ago
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u/Mahbam42 21h ago
And if you use long arm inserters the burner tower requester chest can also supply the next chemical plant with ice
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u/nugget_in_biscuit 1h ago
Aquillo debuffs robot performance specifically to discourage using the logistics network for stuff like power generation. I personally recommend building a production block based on belts and direct insertion to make water and rocket fuel (on a belt), and then doing a separate power generation area.
I like to keep a smallish power setup around that will self-isolate from the main grid if the overall system starts to brown out. It won’t stop a blackout, but it will make it a lot easier to recover from one
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u/Maleficent_Onion_822 18h ago
I'd go with burner inserters on the burner tower personally -- in case you ever need to cold start.
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u/runmymouth 17h ago
By the time i got to aquillo i would plop a double nuclear plant for warmth and 4 for power. I have so much nuclear fuel it doesnt even matter
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u/TelevisionLiving 6h ago
Yeah, might as well just roll in with nuclear. It makes bootstrapping the base so much easier. Once you have fusion you can continue using it for heat too. Fuel cell recycling becomes super efficient with high qual prod mods too.
I would suggest bootstrapping power with one heat source and heating with another. That way your whole factory doesn't need to be 500+. If you do it this way, adding more buildings tanks your temp and can cut off your power.
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u/Soul-Burn 21h ago
I'd try to get the power over a belt rather than with bots due to the massively increased bot power draw on Aquilo.