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This is something the atmosian should be familiar with already - scrubbers work best when removing cold gas. | This is something the atmosian should be familiar with already - scrubbers work best when removing cold gas or dumping into a large bank of cold gas. | ||
The reasoning is simple, they can cram more moles in if the pressure is lower, but cooling is not the only answer to fast scrubbing, there is another that one should learn to use effectively: Volume. Volume dictates pressure in the ideal gas section with a linear inverse relation, as any atmosian should know, and connecting your scrubbers directly to a high volume pipenet will allow them to harvest even more gas per tick. | The reasoning is simple, they can cram more moles in if the pressure is lower, but cooling is not the only answer to fast scrubbing, there is another that one should learn to use effectively: Volume. Volume dictates pressure in the ideal gas section with a linear inverse relation, as any atmosian should know, and connecting your scrubbers directly to a high volume pipenet will allow them to harvest even more gas per tick. | ||