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'''Sulfur''' is a semi-processed resource used in the production of {{infoicon|Rubber}} and {{infoicon| | '''Sulfur''' is a semi-processed resource used in the production of {{infoicon|Rubber}}, {{infoicon|Acid}} and {{infoicon|Fertilizer II|new=yes}}. The only '''Sulfur''' sources on the island are as the byproducts of the processing of {{infoicon|Sour Water}} and {{infoicon|Exhaust}} [[Exhaust Scrubber|scrubbing]]. An unlimited amount of Sulfur is also available by assigning {{infoicon|Worker|plural=s}} to a repaired [[Sulfur Mine]] and transporting it back to a [[Cargo Depot (2)|Cargo Depot]] via {{infoicon|Cargo Ship|ui=yes}}. | ||
==Excess Sulfur== | ==Excess Sulfur== | ||
Before processing reasonable amounts of {{infoicon|Fertilizer I|new=yes}} into {{infoicon|Fertilizer II|new=yes}}, the amount of '''Sulfur''' produced as a byproduct will exceed the requirement for production of {{infoicon|Rubber}} and {{infoicon|Acid}}, necessitating disposal the excess to prevent a stoppage of {{infoicon|Crude Oil}} refining arrays. Available solutions include: | |||
* Build a very large amount of storage dedicated to Rubber and then [[trade]] it away in bulk to a neighboring village for {{infoicon|Wood}}, prioritizing its usage over Wood coming from the [[Sawmill]]. | * Build a very large amount of storage dedicated to {{infoicon|Rubber}} and then [[trade]] it away in bulk to a neighboring village for {{infoicon|Wood}}, prioritizing its usage over Wood coming from the [[Sawmill]]. | ||
* Combine with {{infoicon|Limestone}} in a [[Mixer]] to create {{infoicon|Slag}} then use as [[Designations#Dumping|landfill]]. Note that, Limestone is a non-renewable [[:Category:Natural resources|natural resource]] on the island and is also used in the production of {{infoicon|Glass}} and late-game {{infoicon|Molten Iron}}. | * Combine with {{infoicon|Limestone}} in a [[Mixer]] to create {{infoicon|Slag}} then use as [[Designations#Dumping|landfill]]. Note that, Limestone is a non-renewable [[:Category:Natural resources|natural resource]] on the island and is also used in the production of {{infoicon|Glass}} and late-game {{infoicon|Molten Iron}}. | ||
* Burn sulfur via [[Burner (Solid)]]. It generates {{infoicon|Air Pollution}}, but an amount of the pollution is smaller than the below two ways. | * Burn sulfur via [[Burner (Solid)]]. It generates {{infoicon|Air Pollution}}, but an amount of the pollution is smaller than the below two ways. | ||
* Dumping excess Sour Water into the [[ocean]] via [[Liquid Dump]] to prevent excess production of Sulfur. Generally not recommended due to high levels of {{infoicon|Water Pollution}} generated. | * Dumping excess {{infoicon|Sour Water}} into the [[ocean]] via [[Liquid Dump]] to prevent excess production of Sulfur. Generally not recommended due to high levels of {{infoicon|Water Pollution}} generated. | ||
* Combine with {{infoicon|Water}} in a Mixer to create Acid and dump into the ocean via Liquid Dump. Generally not recommended due to same level of Water Pollution as Sour Water, though it does allow {{infoicon|Ammonia}} byproduct generation to continue. | * Combine with {{infoicon|Water}} in a [[Mixer]] to create {{infoicon|Acid}} and dump into the ocean via [[Liquid Dump]]. Generally not recommended due to same level of Water Pollution as {{infoicon|Sour Water}}, though it does allow {{infoicon|Ammonia}} byproduct generation to continue. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:36, 26 December 2023
Sulfur
| Type | Natural resource Crafted material |
| State | Loose |
| Transported by | U-shape Conveyor [II•III] Pickup•Truck Haul Truck (Dump) |
| Stored in | Loose Storage [II•III•IV] Shipyard |
| Created in | Exhaust Scrubber Sour Water Stripper Sulfur Mine |
| Used in | Burner (Solid) Food Processor Mixer Mixer II Rubber Maker |
Sulfur is a semi-processed resource used in the production of Rubber, Acid and 
Fertilizer II. The only Sulfur sources on the island are as the byproducts of the processing of Sour Water and Exhaust scrubbing. An unlimited amount of Sulfur is also available by assigning Workers to a repaired Sulfur Mine and transporting it back to a Cargo Depot via Cargo Ship.
Excess Sulfur
Before processing reasonable amounts of 
Fertilizer I into Fertilizer II, the amount of Sulfur produced as a byproduct will exceed the requirement for production of Rubber and Acid, necessitating disposal the excess to prevent a stoppage of Crude Oil refining arrays. Available solutions include:
- Build a very large amount of storage dedicated to Rubber and then trade it away in bulk to a neighboring village for Wood, prioritizing its usage over Wood coming from the Sawmill.
- Combine with Limestone in a Mixer to create Slag then use as landfill. Note that, Limestone is a non-renewable natural resource on the island and is also used in the production of Glass and late-game Molten Iron.
- Burn sulfur via Burner (Solid). It generates Air Pollution, but an amount of the pollution is smaller than the below two ways.
- Dumping excess Sour Water into the ocean via Liquid Dump to prevent excess production of Sulfur. Generally not recommended due to high levels of Water Pollution generated.
- Combine with Water in a Mixer to create Acid and dump into the ocean via Liquid Dump. Generally not recommended due to same level of Water Pollution as Sour Water, though it does allow Ammonia byproduct generation to continue.
Recipes
Below are all the recipes, which contain this item. Note, that some of them may be locked behind Research, and not immediately available in your game.
Production
:
30
180
4
24
10 
60 
1
6
12
72
4
24
4
24
:
12
36
1
3
20
60
4
12
3
9
7
21
Consumption
:
ACCEPTS
2
12
/ 10
/ 60
8
48
:
6
9
4
6
1
1.5
1
1.5
40
60
8
12
3
4.5
Tier I:
10
30
2
6
2
6
20
60
14
42
Tier I:
2
6
10
30
20
60
12
36
Tier I:
10
30
2
6
20
60
5
15
Tier II:
10
60
2
12
2
12
10
60
14
84
Tier II:
2
12
10
60
10
60
12
72
Tier II:
10
60
2
12
10
60
5
30
:
4
12
1
3
20
60
6
18
:
4
12
1
3
20
60
6
18
:
4
12
1
3
20
60
6
18
