Automation and logistics
Turbofuel
Turbofuel is a liquid fuel used for power and as an ingredient in recipes such as Turbo Rifle Ammo.
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Turbofuel acquisition
Build and power a Packager, select Unpackage Turbofuel, and supply Packaged Turbofuel. Each batch consumes 2 packaged units and yields 2 m³ Turbofuel plus 2 Empty Canisters. At 100% clock, the Packager processes 20 packaged units and produces 20 m³ Turbofuel and 20 Empty Canisters per minute.
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Before you go
- Packager and Unpackage Turbofuel recipe unlocked.
- Packaged Turbofuel supplied to the Packager.
- A pipe destination for Turbofuel and a route or storage for Empty Canisters.
Farming steps
- Build and power a Packager where packaged fuel can reach it and its outputs can be routed.
- Select the Unpackage Turbofuel recipe.
- Feed Packaged Turbofuel into the solid input.
- Connect the fluid output to a pipe leading to storage, power generation, or a consuming recipe.
- Route the Empty Canisters from the item output to storage or another use.
- Check both outputs, then send the Turbofuel to its intended destination.
- At 100% clock, allow for 20 m³ of liquid and 20 Empty Canisters per minute.
- Keep the canister output clear so it does not prevent the Packager from continuing.
Repeat, collect and use
Continue supplying packaged units while you need the liquid and can handle the returned canisters.
Common mistakes
- Searching for a Turbofuel deposit when using this route, which processes Packaged Turbofuel.
- Ignoring Empty Canisters; they are a separate output that also needs room or routing.
When to stop or switch
Stop or redirect the Packager when the receiving pipe or storage has enough Turbofuel, or packaged input is needed elsewhere.
Sources & fact checks
What you can get here
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