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{{Infobox material | {{Infobox material | ||
| Name = Water | | Name = Water | ||
| | | Type1 = Natural resource | ||
| Type2 = Crafted material | |||
| State = Fluid | | State = Fluid | ||
| CreatedIn = [[Groundwater | | CreatedIn = [[Groundwater Well]]<br/>[[Rainwater Harvester]] | ||
| StoredInCargoModule = yes | |||
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}} | }} | ||
'''Water''', notably ''fresh water'', is a natural resource obtained through pumping groundwater tables with a [[Groundwater Pump]]. It is most useful in the early game for making {{infoicon|Concrete Slab}} | '''Water''', notably ''fresh water'', is a natural resource obtained through pumping groundwater tables with a [[Groundwater Pump]] or collected with a [[Rainwater Harvester]] in the early-game. It is most useful in the early game for making {{infoicon|Concrete Slab|plural=s}} in the [[Concrete Mixer]] and processing {{infoicon|Impure Copper}} in a [[Copper Electrolysis]]. From mid-game, water is also obtained by [[Groundwater Well]] in [[World Map]] and [[Thermal Desalinator]], and it is widely used for petrochemical chains and in steam power production. | ||
It can be [[dump]]ed into the ocean with a [[Liquid Dump]], though given the abundant number of recipes requiring it and the ability of groundwater to run dry, this is not recommended in most cases. | |||
== | == Groundwater and rainfall == | ||
Groundwater reserves are finite and replenished only by rainfall. The rate of replenishment is seemingly dependent on the size of the reservoir, i.e. reservoir containing 15 000 units of water replenishes 14 units of water per day during rain, and 12 000 unit reservoir replenishes 11 units of water per day. Heavy rain has twice the rate of replenishment. Since the [[Rainwater Harvester]] generates only 0.5 units of water per day of rain, we can assume that a 15k reservoir generates 28*40=1120 units of water per year. Assuming that 15k reservoir is worth 28 rain collectors, and each captures 40 units of water each year. Rain seems to replenish 2.5 units of water per day in a [[Farm]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 05:08, 20 May 2023
Water
Water, notably fresh water, is a natural resource obtained through pumping groundwater tables with a Groundwater Pump or collected with a Rainwater Harvester in the early-game. It is most useful in the early game for making Concrete Slabs in the Concrete Mixer and processing Impure Copper in a Copper Electrolysis. From mid-game, water is also obtained by Groundwater Well in World Map and Thermal Desalinator, and it is widely used for petrochemical chains and in steam power production.
It can be dumped into the ocean with a Liquid Dump, though given the abundant number of recipes requiring it and the ability of groundwater to run dry, this is not recommended in most cases.
Groundwater and rainfall
Groundwater reserves are finite and replenished only by rainfall. The rate of replenishment is seemingly dependent on the size of the reservoir, i.e. reservoir containing 15 000 units of water replenishes 14 units of water per day during rain, and 12 000 unit reservoir replenishes 11 units of water per day. Heavy rain has twice the rate of replenishment. Since the Rainwater Harvester generates only 0.5 units of water per day of rain, we can assume that a 15k reservoir generates 28*40=1120 units of water per year. Assuming that 15k reservoir is worth 28 rain collectors, and each captures 40 units of water each year. Rain seems to replenish 2.5 units of water per day in a Farm.
Recipes
Production
:
10
60
1
6
10 
60 
6
36
4
24
2
12
Tier II:
14
42
12
36
20
60
12
36
1
3
Small:
4
24
10
60
2
12
Small:
4
24
10
60
2
12
Small:
4
24
10
60
2
12
Large:
16
96
10
60
10
60
Large:
16
96
10
60
12
72
Large:
16
96
10
60
8
48
Large:
16
96
10
60
12
72
:
12
36
6
18
20
60
8
24
2
6
:
PROVIDES
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/ 60
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36
1
3
20
60
4
12
3
9
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21
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5
15
8
24
20
60
11
33
2
6
:
12
72
4
24
10
60
12
72
4
24
:
18
108
2
12
10
60
13
78
7
42
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18
108
1
6
10
60
12
72
7
42
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36
108
3
9
6
18
20
60
12
36
24
72
:
80
160
4
8
8
16
30
60
60
120
18
36
:
80
160
4
8
4
8
30
60
40
80
12
24
Consumption
Tier II:
24
72
1
3
2
6
20
60
16
48
2
6
2
6
Tier II:
12
36
2
6
1
3
2
6
20
60
16
48
6
18
2
6
4
12
Tier II:
16
48
1
3
2
6
20
60
16
48
2
6
2
6
Tier II:
16
48
1
3
2
6
20
60
16
48
4
12
2
6
4
12
Tier II:
12
36
1
3
1
3
2
6
20
60
16
48
6
18
2
6
4
12
Tier II:
16
48
1
3
2
6
20
60
16
48
2
6
2
6
Tier II:
16
48
2
6
1
3
2
6
20
60
16
48
6
18
2
6
12
36
:
8
16
4
8
30
60
12
24
:
8
48
18
108
10
60
8
48
6
36
:
8
48
18
108
10
60
8
48
6
36
:
8
48
5
30
10
60
8
48
10
60
:
8
48
8
48
10
60
8
48
6
36
:
2
12
10
60
2
12
:
4
24
10
60
4
24
:
8
48
9
54
10
60
8
48
12
72
:
8
48
12
72
10
60
8
48
12
72
:
8
48
6
36
10
60
8
48
15
90
:
8
48
12
72
10
60
8
48
6
36
:
8
48
9
54
10
60
8
48
12
72
:
8
48
9
54
10
60
8
48
15
90
:
8
48
9
54
10
60
8
48
12
72
:
14
21
4
6
4
6
40
60
8
12
8
12
Tier I:
1
1.5
2
3
6
9
4
6
40
60
8
12
Tier I:
1
1.5
2
3
6
9
4
6
40
60
8
12
Tier I:
1
1.5
2
3
6
9
4
6
40
60
8
12
Tier I:
1
1.5
2
3
6
9
4
6
40
60
8
12
Tier II:
1
3
2
6
6
18
4
12
20
60
8
24
Tier II:
1
3
2
6
6
18
4
12
20
60
8
24
Tier II:
1
3
2
6
6
18
4
12
20
60
8
24
Tier II:
1
3
2
6
6
18
4
12
20
60
8
24
Tier III:
2
6
4
12
12
36
8
24
20
60
16
48
Tier III:
2
6
4
12
12
36
8
24
20
60
16
48
Tier III:
2
6
4
12
12
36
8
24
20
60
16
48
Tier III:
2
6
4
12
12
36
8
24
20
60
16
48
Tier I:
8
12
4
6
40
60
8
12
Tier II:
8
24
4
12
20
60
8
24
:
16
24
4
6
40
60
13
19.5
Tier I:
1
1.5
40
60
4
6
2
3
Tier II:
1
6
10
60
4
24
2
12
:
30
180
4
24
10
60
1
6
12
72
4
24
4
24
:
54
27
120
60
7 %
3.5 %
:
84
28
27 %
9 %
180
60
26
8.67
:
108
36
32 %
10.67 %
180
60
58
19.33
:
128
32
42 %
10.5 %
240
60
60
15
:
144
36
60 %
15 %
240
60
22
5.5
:
160
40
48 %
12 %
240
60
66
16.5
:
192
32
63 %
10.5 %
360
60
58
9.67
:
324
27
72 %
6 %
720
60
60
5
FBR:
96
384
1
4
15
60
96
384
1
4
FBR:
96
288
1
3
20
60
96
288
1
3
FBR:
96
192
1
2
30
60
96
192
1
2
FBR:
96
96
1
1
60
60
96
96
1
1
:
10
30
3
9
1
3
20
60
5
15
2
6
:
6
9
4
6
1
1.5
1
1.5
40
60
8
12
3
4.5
:
10
15
2
3
40
60
8
12
2
3
Tier I:
60
30
120
60
9 %
4.5 %
Tier I:
93
31
30 %
10 %
180
60
33
11
Tier I:
120
30
40 %
10 %
240
60
25
6.25
Tier I:
123
41
35 %
11.67 %
180
60
73
24.33
Tier I:
144
36
47 %
11.75 %
240
60
75
18.75
Tier I:
164
41
68 %
17 %
240
60
28
7
Tier I:
180
45
54 %
13.5 %
240
60
83
20.75
Tier I:
204
51
68 %
17 %
240
60
30
7.5
Tier I:
216
36
71 %
11.83 %
360
60
73
12.17
Tier I:
360
30
82 %
6.83 %
720
60
75
6.25
Tier I:
360
45
81 %
10.13 %
480
60
100
12.5
Tier I:
486
54
152 %
16.89 %
540
60
220
24.44
Tier II:
68
34
120
60
11 %
5.5 %
Tier II:
105
35
34 %
11.33 %
180
60
39
13
Tier II:
135
45
39 %
13 %
180
60
87
29
Tier II:
136
34
45 %
11.25 %
240
60
30
7.5
Tier II:
160
40
52 %
13 %
240
60
90
22.5
Tier II:
180
45
75 %
18.75 %
240
60
33
8.25
Tier II:
200
50
60 %
15 %
240
60
99
24.75
Tier II:
224
56
75 %
18.75 %
240
60
36
9
Tier II:
240
40
79 %
13.17 %
360
60
87
14.5
Tier II:
400
50
90 %
11.25 %
480
60
120
15
Tier II:
408
34
90 %
7.5 %
720
60
90
7.5
Tier II:
540
60
169 %
18.78 %
540
60
264
29.33
:
6
18
4
12
20
60
12
36
12
36
4
12
:
48
144
2
6
6
18
20
60
24
72
6
18
:
48
144
2
6
6
18
20
60
24
72
6
18
:
16
48
2
6
6
18
20
60
24
72
6
18
:
16
48
2
6
6
18
20
60
24
72
6
18
:
54
27
120
60
7 %
3.5 %
:
84
28
27 %
9 %
180
60
26
8.67
:
108
36
32 %
10.67 %
180
60
58
19.33
:
128
32
42 %
10.5 %
240
60
60
15
:
144
36
60 %
15 %
240
60
22
5.5
:
160
40
48 %
12 %
240
60
66
16.5
:
192
32
63 %
10.5 %
360
60
58
9.67
:
324
27
72 %
6 %
720
60
60
5
:
ACCEPTS
2
60
/ 2
/ 60
Tier I:
1
2
1
2
1
2
30
60
1
2
Tier I:
1
2
1
2
1
2
30
60
1
2
Tier I:
1
2
1
2
1
2
30
60
1
2
Tier I:
2
4
1
2
1
2
30
60
1
2
Tier II:
1
4
1
4
1
4
15
60
1
4
Tier II:
1
4
1
4
1
4
15
60
1
4
Tier II:
1
4
1
4
1
4
15
60
1
4
