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*To maximize a [[Refinery]]'s efficiency it would take 20 [[Motor]]s, 40 [[Metal Grid]]s, 60 [[Small Steel Tube]]s, 200 [[Construction Component]]s, and 400 [[Steel Plate]]s, making one of the more costly upgrade modules to maximize | *To maximize a [[Refinery]]'s efficiency it would take 20 [[Motor]]s, 40 [[Metal Grid]]s, 60 [[Small Steel Tube]]s, 200 [[Construction Component]]s, and 400 [[Steel Plate]]s, making one of the more costly upgrade modules to maximize | ||
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*[[Power Efficiency Upgrade Module]] | *[[Power Efficiency Upgrade Module]] | ||
*[[Productivity Upgrade Module]] | *[[Productivity Upgrade Module]] | ||
Revision as of 05:11, 21 July 2015
Large Ship / Station
Efficiency Upgrade ModuleComponents
Required
100
Mass (kg):
0
Integrity:
0
Build time (seconds):
8
Disassemble Ratio:
2.5
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Contents
Overview
The Efficiency Upgrade Module is a 2x1x1 block. It increases the amount of refined ingots per ore, and can only be used on a Refinery
Usage
The Efficiency Upgrade Module can only function when placed on a Refinery's attachment point, which takes up 2. It helps create more ingots per ore put in. With a maximum of four Efficiency Upgrade Modules on one Refinery it will give an extra 100% Efficiency for a total 200%
Notes
- To maximize a Refinery's efficiency it would take 20 Motors, 40 Metal Grids, 60 Small Steel Tubes, 200 Construction Components, and 400 Steel Plates, making one of the more costly upgrade modules to maximize
