Blast Furnace - Revision history

Sebilis at 12:41, 30 July 2014

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Use

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	A '''Blast Furnace''' is a moderately-advanced type of [[furnace]], used to smelt ore into [[metal]].		A '''Blast Furnace''' is a moderately-advanced type of [[furnace]], used to smelt ore into [[metal]].

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 == Use ==
-* Smelt [[Copper Ore]] to produce [[produces::Copper]]
+* Smelt [[ Ore]] to produce [[produces::Metal]]
-* Smelt [[Iron Ore]] to produce [[produces::Iron]]
 Uses [[fuel::Charcoal]] for fuel.

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	One run of a Blast Furnace takes 10 minutes. It can convert 1000 ore and 10 [[charcoal]] into 60 metal. However, output is halved (max 30 metal) if the furnace is allowed to run to the end. Thus, for optimal results, you must be around to open the furnace just before the 10-minute mark.		One run of a Blast Furnace takes 10 minutes. It can convert 1000 ore and 10 [[charcoal]] into 60 metal. However, output is halved (max 30 metal) if the furnace is allowed to run to the end. Thus, for optimal results, you must be around to open the furnace just before the 10-minute mark.

−	If you want to use a fire-and-forget method with a Blast Furnace, then you ~~should~~ load the furnace with only 9 charcoal, so that the furnace runs out of fuel before the 10-minute mark. This method will convert a batch of 1000 ore into 54 metal.	+	If you want to use a fire-and-forget method with a Blast Furnace, then you can load the furnace with only 9 charcoal, so that the furnace runs out of fuel before the 10-minute mark. This method will convert a batch of 1000 ore into 54 metal.

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	One run of a Blast Furnace takes 10 minutes. It can convert 1000 ore and 10 [[charcoal]] into 60 metal. However, output is halved (max 30 metal) if the furnace is allowed to run to the end. Thus, for optimal results, you must be around to open the furnace just before the 10-minute mark.		One run of a Blast Furnace takes 10 minutes. It can convert 1000 ore and 10 [[charcoal]] into 60 metal. However, output is halved (max 30 metal) if the furnace is allowed to run to the end. Thus, for optimal results, you must be around to open the furnace just before the 10-minute mark.

−	If you want to use a fire-and-forget method with a Blast ~~Furance~~, then you should load the furnace with only 9 charcoal, so that the furnace runs out of fuel before the 10-minute mark. This method will convert a batch of 1000 ore into 54 metal.	+	If you want to use a fire-and-forget method with a Blast Furnace, then you should load the furnace with only 9 charcoal, so that the furnace runs out of fuel before the 10-minute mark. This method will convert a batch of 1000 ore into 54 metal.

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	One run of a Blast Furnace takes 10 minutes. It can convert 1000 ore and 10 [[charcoal]] into 60 metal. However, output is halved (max 30 metal) if the furnace is allowed to run to the end. Thus, for optimal results, you must be around to open the furnace just before the 10-minute mark.		One run of a Blast Furnace takes 10 minutes. It can convert 1000 ore and 10 [[charcoal]] into 60 metal. However, output is halved (max 30 metal) if the furnace is allowed to run to the end. Thus, for optimal results, you must be around to open the furnace just before the 10-minute mark.
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		+	If you want to use a fire-and-forget method with a Blast Furance, then you should load the furnace with only 9 charcoal, so that the furnace runs out of fuel before the 10-minute mark. This method will convert a batch of 1000 ore into 54 metal.
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	== Source ==		== Source ==

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		+	A '''Blast Furnace''' is a moderately-advanced type of [[furnace]], used to smelt ore into [[metal]].
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		+	One run of a Blast Furnace takes 10 minutes. It can convert 1000 ore and 10 [[charcoal]] into 60 metal. However, output is halved (max 30 metal) if the furnace is allowed to run to the end. Thus, for optimal results, you must be around to open the furnace just before the 10-minute mark.

	== Source ==		== Source ==

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 {{MetalworkNav | Furnaces}}
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 == Source ==
 This building becomes available after you have learned the [[requires::Metallurgy]] tech.
 Compare all [[Furnace | Furnaces]].

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 *30 metal after 10 mins
 *60 metal if opened just before 10 mins
+*Note that the 60 metal recipe is twice more CC efficient than [[Gyration Cell]].
 FaF = Fire and Forget
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