Electrolyzer - Revision history

TheBlueCreeper78 at 03:39, 26 November 2018

2018-11-26T03:39:27Z

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	Electrolyzers store EUs when placed ~~ajacent~~ to an energy storage block by converting (regular) water cells into electrolyzed water cells and vice versa. Charging occurs when the storage block is over 70% full and discharging occurs when less than 25% full. Electrolyzed cells suffer a penalty to efficiency when discharging depending on the adjacent storage block. Speed also differs between storage blocks.		Electrolyzers store EUs when placed adjacent to an energy storage block by converting (regular) water cells into electrolyzed water cells and vice versa. Charging occurs when the storage block is over 70% full and discharging occurs when less than 25% full. Electrolyzed cells suffer a penalty to efficiency when discharging depending on the adjacent storage block. Speed also differs between storage blocks.

			==Most Recent Version==
			In the most recent version of IC2, the Electrolyzer is useless. Electrolyzed water cells are no longer a thing, and right now the Electrolyzer produces hydrogen and oxygen from water. Hydrogen and oxygen are also useless as of now, but will be later used for somethings regarding nuclear reactors. It will also be used to make Heavy Water, another currently useless (and not obtainable) liquid.

	==IC² 2.3 or greater:==		==IC² 2.3 or greater:==

Albijoe at 20:43, 7 June 2016

2016-06-07T20:43:55Z

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	Electrolyzers store EUs when placed ajacent to an energy storage block by converting (regular) water cells into electrolyzed water cells and vice versa. Charging occurs when the storage block is over 70% full and discharging occurs when less than 25% full. Electrolyzed cells suffer a penalty to efficiency when discharging depending on the adjacent storage block. Speed also differs between storage blocks.		Electrolyzers store EUs when placed ajacent to an energy storage block by converting (regular) water cells into electrolyzed water cells and vice versa. Charging occurs when the storage block is over 70% full and discharging occurs when less than 25% full. Electrolyzed cells suffer a penalty to efficiency when discharging depending on the adjacent storage block. Speed also differs between storage blocks.

			==IC² 2.3 or greater:==
			An electrolyzer must be placed with a tank above and below to hold the liquids / gasses from electrolysis. Place the electrolyzer next to the EU storage block as usual. Once the tanks are in place, you can shift-right-click with a water container to fill the electrolyzer.

			==IC² Pre-2.3:==
	Simply place the [[Water Cell]]s directly to the left of the energy storage display, and as they are removed from the stack and filled with energy, they will be placed in a slot directly to the right of the energy storage display. From there, they may be removed to store for later or left in place to discharge as needed.		Simply place the [[Water Cell]]s directly to the left of the energy storage display, and as they are removed from the stack and filled with energy, they will be placed in a slot directly to the right of the energy storage display. From there, they may be removed to store for later or left in place to discharge as needed.

Imer: Text replacement - "{{Navigation}}" to ""

2015-02-21T22:36:25Z

Text replacement - "{{Navigation}}" to ""

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	* Converts [[Water Cell]]s into [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s only when attached storage unit is '''> 75% full'''. //or is it "69.99 full"?		* Converts [[Water Cell]]s into [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s only when attached storage unit is '''> 75% full'''. //or is it "69.99 full"?
	* Converts [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s back into [[Water Cell]]s only when attached storage unit is '''< 25% full'''.		* Converts [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s back into [[Water Cell]]s only when attached storage unit is '''< 25% full'''.


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Andrewminer: /* Recipe */

2015-01-25T19:51:03Z

Recipe

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			See: [http://crafting-guide.com/item/electrolyzer Crafting Guide]

	{{Energy\|Input= 15000 per [[Water Cell]] at 10 EU/t\|Output= 13500 per [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]] at 10 EU/t\|Storage= 15000}}		{{Energy\|Input= 15000 per [[Water Cell]] at 10 EU/t\|Output= 13500 per [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]] at 10 EU/t\|Storage= 15000}}

Kenji 03: reduced redundancy (when a water cell is a water cell is FULLY)

2013-02-11T13:38:45Z

reduced redundancy (when a water cell is a water cell is FULLY)

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	Water cells always require 20kEU to convert into an electrocell.		Water cells always require 20kEU to convert into an electrocell.

	Efficiency is only lost when a water cell ~~when it~~ is FULLY charged (and converted). A system that halts charging a water cell at less than 20kEU will maintain perfect efficiency on the discharge (creating no electrocells).		Efficiency is only lost when a water cell is FULLY charged (and converted). A system that halts charging a water cell at less than 20kEU will maintain perfect efficiency on the discharge (creating no electrocells).

	Electrolyzers acts as an additional storage device for your MFE/MFSU that, while slow to charge and discharge, can be disassembled and stored, etc. A full Electrolyzer (64 [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s) stores 1.02-1.15 Million EU (MFE vs MFSU), saving precious diamonds. Up to 5 Electrolyzers can be placed around a single MFE, extending its potential storage capacity 8.5x (after 80% efficiency), without any diamonds. Additional cells can be manually loaded/unloaded, allowing an infinite potential storage capacity if maintained.		Electrolyzers acts as an additional storage device for your MFE/MFSU that, while slow to charge and discharge, can be disassembled and stored, etc. A full Electrolyzer (64 [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s) stores 1.02-1.15 Million EU (MFE vs MFSU), saving precious diamonds. Up to 5 Electrolyzers can be placed around a single MFE, extending its potential storage capacity 8.5x (after 80% efficiency), without any diamonds. Additional cells can be manually loaded/unloaded, allowing an infinite potential storage capacity if maintained.

Medicdude: re-updated, actually matches ingame specs now

2013-01-09T02:55:57Z

re-updated, actually matches ingame specs now

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	\|stackable=Yes (64)		\|stackable=Yes (64)
	\|eu_use=10		\|eu_use=2(batbox), 8(MFE), 32(MFSU)
	\|eu_use2=~~15000~~ EU per cell		\|eu_use2=20000 EU per cell
	}}		}}

	~~Put the [[Electrolyzer]] next~~ to an ~~[[MFE Transmitter\|MFE]] or [[MFS Unit\|MFSU]]~~ and ~~it'll take some power to convert [[Water Cell]]s into [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s~~. [[Electrolyzed ~~Water Cell]]s can be used~~ to ~~store power for later usage~~.		Electrolyzers store EUs when placed ajacent to an energy storage block by converting (regular) water cells into electrolyzed water cells and vice versa. Charging occurs when the storage block is over 70% full and discharging occurs when less than 25% full. Electrolyzed cells suffer a penalty to efficiency when discharging depending on the adjacent storage block. Speed also differs between storage blocks.

	~~Electrolyzing~~ is ~~90%-80% efficient~~ (~~MFSU~~-MFE), ~~so 10~~%~~-20~~% ~~of the energy is lost during the process.~~		Simply place the [[Water Cell]]s directly to the left of the energy storage display, and as they are removed from the stack and filled with energy, they will be placed in a slot directly to the right of the energy storage display. From there, they may be removed to store for later or left in place to discharge as needed.

			Each electrolyzer will only connect to a single storage block and it must be directly adjacent; additional adjacent storage blocks are ignored. Up to 5 Electrolyzers may be attached to a storage unit while leaving space for a single cable.

			Speed is 2 x 4 ^ (tierlevel) EU per tick. Energy loss is 2000 * (3 - tierlevel).

			batbox tierlevel = 0, MFE tierlevel = 1, MFSU tierlevel =2

			batbox = 2 EU/sec, returns 14kEU per electrocell (70% efficiency)

			MFE = 8 EU/sec, 16kEU per electrocell (80% efficiency)

			MFSU = 32 EU/sec, 18kEU per electrocell (90% efficiency)

	~~[[Electrolyzed~~ Water ~~Cell]]s absorb 20000 EU, but only return 18000 EU ([[MFS Unit\|MFSU]]), or 16000 EU ([[MFE Transmitter\|MFE]]). When left in the Electrolyzer, adjacent~~ to an ~~empty MFE/MFS, they will discharge into the MFE/MFS, converting them back to [[Water Cell]]s again~~.		Water cells always require 20kEU to convert into an electrocell.

	~~In other words, the Electrolyzer acts as an additional storage device for your MFE/MFSU that, while slow to charge~~ and ~~discharge, can be disassembled and stored, etc~~. A ~~full Electrolyzer (64 [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s) stores 1.02-1.15 Million EU (MFE vs MFSU), saving precious diamonds. Up to 5 Electrolyzers can be placed around~~ a ~~single MFE, extending its potential storage capacity 8.5x~~ (~~after 80% efficiency~~)~~, without any diamonds. Additional cells can be manually loaded/unloaded, allowing an infinite potential storage capacity if maintained~~.		Efficiency is only lost when a water cell when it is FULLY charged (and converted). A system that halts charging a water cell at less than 20kEU will maintain perfect efficiency on the discharge (creating no electrocells).

	~~Simply place the~~ [[Water Cell]]s ~~directly~~ to ~~the left of the energy storage display, and as they are removed from the stack and filled with energy, they will~~ be placed in a ~~slot directly to the right of the energy~~ storage ~~display~~. ~~From there~~, ~~they may~~ be ~~removed to store for later or left in place to discharge as needed~~.		Electrolyzers acts as an additional storage device for your MFE/MFSU that, while slow to charge and discharge, can be disassembled and stored, etc. A full Electrolyzer (64 [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s) stores 1.02-1.15 Million EU (MFE vs MFSU), saving precious diamonds. Up to 5 Electrolyzers can be placed around a single MFE, extending its potential storage capacity 8.5x (after 80% efficiency), without any diamonds. Additional cells can be manually loaded/unloaded, allowing an infinite potential storage capacity if maintained.

	Transporting Electrolyzed cells by foot is simple and easy, and may actually be more efficient than extremely long distance transmission lines. High-voltage cable reaches 80% efficiency at 410 blocks of transmission.		Transporting Electrolyzed cells by foot is simple and easy, and may actually be more efficient than extremely long distance transmission lines. High-voltage cable reaches 80% efficiency at 410 blocks of transmission.

Medicdude: additional comparison to high-volt transmission lines.

2013-01-09T01:51:48Z

additional comparison to high-volt transmission lines.

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	Simply place the [[Water Cell]]s directly to the left of the energy storage display, and as they are removed from the stack and filled with energy, they will be placed in a slot directly to the right of the energy storage display. From there, they may be removed to store for later or left in place to discharge as needed.		Simply place the [[Water Cell]]s directly to the left of the energy storage display, and as they are removed from the stack and filled with energy, they will be placed in a slot directly to the right of the energy storage display. From there, they may be removed to store for later or left in place to discharge as needed.

			Transporting Electrolyzed cells by foot is simple and easy, and may actually be more efficient than extremely long distance transmission lines. High-voltage cable reaches 80% efficiency at 410 blocks of transmission.

	==Automating==		==Automating==

Medicdude: Fixed efficiency to current spec, added some comparison to MFE

2013-01-09T01:39:50Z

Fixed efficiency to current spec, added some comparison to MFE

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	Put the [[Electrolyzer]] next to an [[MFE Transmitter\|MFE]] or [[MFS Unit\|MFSU]] and it'll take some power to convert [[Water Cell]]s into [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s. [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s can be used to store power for later usage.		Put the [[Electrolyzer]] next to an [[MFE Transmitter\|MFE]] or [[MFS Unit\|MFSU]] and it'll take some power to convert [[Water Cell]]s into [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s. [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s can be used to store power for later usage.

	Electrolyzing is 90% efficient, so 10% of the energy is lost during the process.		Electrolyzing is 90%-80% efficient (MFSU-MFE), so 10%-20% of the energy is lost during the process.

	[[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s absorb ~~15000~~ EU, but ~~lose 1500~~ EU, ~~only storing 13500~~ EU. When left in the Electrolyzer, adjacent to an empty MFE/MFS, they will discharge into the MFE/MFS, converting them back to [[Water Cell]]s again.		[[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s absorb 20000 EU, but only return 18000 EU ([[MFS Unit\|MFSU]]), or 16000 EU ([[MFE Transmitter\|MFE]]). When left in the Electrolyzer, adjacent to an empty MFE/MFS, they will discharge into the MFE/MFS, converting them back to [[Water Cell]]s again.

	In other words, the Electrolyzer acts as an additional storage device for your MFE/~~MFS unit~~ that, while slow to charge and discharge, can be disassembled and stored, etc.		In other words, the Electrolyzer acts as an additional storage device for your MFE/MFSU that, while slow to charge and discharge, can be disassembled and stored, etc. A full Electrolyzer (64 [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s) stores 1.02-1.15 Million EU (MFE vs MFSU), saving precious diamonds. Up to 5 Electrolyzers can be placed around a single MFE, extending its potential storage capacity 8.5x (after 80% efficiency), without any diamonds. Additional cells can be manually loaded/unloaded, allowing an infinite potential storage capacity if maintained.

	Simply place the [[Water Cell]]s directly to the left of the energy storage display, and as they are removed from the stack and filled with energy, they will be placed in a slot directly to the right of the energy storage display. From there, they may be removed to store for later or left in place to discharge as needed.		Simply place the [[Water Cell]]s directly to the left of the energy storage display, and as they are removed from the stack and filled with energy, they will be placed in a slot directly to the right of the energy storage display. From there, they may be removed to store for later or left in place to discharge as needed.

TarzanBuzzyMan: Added part about automation

2012-12-08T12:58:49Z

Added part about automation

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	Simply place the [[Water Cell]]s directly to the left of the energy storage display, and as they are removed from the stack and filled with energy, they will be placed in a slot directly to the right of the energy storage display. From there, they may be removed to store for later or left in place to discharge as needed.		Simply place the [[Water Cell]]s directly to the left of the energy storage display, and as they are removed from the stack and filled with energy, they will be placed in a slot directly to the right of the energy storage display. From there, they may be removed to store for later or left in place to discharge as needed.

			==Automating==

			To automate with mods like BuildCraft and RedPower
			* pump in/out on the top and any side to modify the left side where water cells go
			* pump in/out on the bottom to modify the right side where electrolyzed cells end up

	== Recipe ==		== Recipe ==

TarzanBuzzyMan: Dont delete everything in the starting intro RawCode... the only thing you might have added of use was the number of when it starts to convert water to electrolyzed. Only update that part as what was already written was better formed of what you said

2012-12-08T12:53:35Z

Dont delete everything in the starting intro RawCode... the only thing you might have added of use was the number of when it starts to convert water to electrolyzed. Only update that part as what was already written was better formed of what you said

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	{{Energy\|Input= 15000 per [[Water Cell]] at 10 EU/t\|Output= 13500 per [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]] at 10 EU/t\|Storage= 15000}}		{{Energy\|Input= 15000 per [[Water Cell]] at 10 EU/t\|Output= 13500 per [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]] at 10 EU/t\|Storage= 15000}}
	* Converts [[Water Cell]]s into [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s only when attached storage unit is '''> 75% full'''.		* Converts [[Water Cell]]s into [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s only when attached storage unit is '''> 75% full'''. //or is it "69.99 full"?
	* Converts [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s back into [[Water Cell]]s only when attached storage unit is '''< 25% full'''.		* Converts [[Electrolyzed Water Cell]]s back into [[Water Cell]]s only when attached storage unit is '''< 25% full'''.


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