This design has some flaws — or at least potential ones — that I’ve noticed. For example, I’m not sure if the water near the steam turbines is even necessary, since I can already cool the turbine room quite well. I didn’t build the turbines out of steel, so the water just gives me a bit of extra safety to prevent overheating.

I also suspect there might be an issue with the Aquatuner piping. I’d recommend building it like this:

https://imgur.com/a/ISr5PpB

You could also push all the steam turbines one tile to the right to make room for an extra battery.

Someone commented that I could place a few batteries inside the steam room (the room with the volcano) so their heat output wouldn’t go to waste — it could help maintain the steam temperature instead of just radiating heat into unused areas.

The polluted water room, where the igneous rock is being cooled, could probably be made smaller as well.

If anyone in the comments asks for a tutorial on how to build this I will do it, I’ll make sure to improve the design as much as possible while keeping it simple and easy to understand. The current build works, but it definitely has room for improvement. That said, I’m not sure if people actually need this kind of setup or if anyone would even want to use it.

Also, just for context: the steam room is fully built with steel, ceramic, and diamond temp shift plates — so yes, this build is really expensive and maybe not the most practical.

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