GT New Horizons · Ludicrous Voltage (LuV)
Water Purification Plant
The Water Purification Plant (WPP) is an LuV tier multiblock for controlling the Water Line. It does not process any recipes itself, but rather distributes power to the Purification Units that do, and it synchronizes them all to the same 120 second cycle.
Construction
The WPP has no tiered components or input/output hatches because it does not process any recipes itself. However, it still requires 1-2 energy hatches to power all nearby purification units linked with a data stick, since they do not receive power directly. Multi-amp and laser energy hatches are supported for serious throughput. The water is spawned for free once formed and therefore does NOT need to be placed manually. Use the Multiblock Structure Hologram Projector to visualize/build the structure.
Structure
- Controller: Front center, 3rd layer
- 77 Reinforced Sterile Water Plant Casing
- 71-72 Sterile Water Plant Casing
- 56 Superplasticizer-Treated High Strength Concrete
- 30 Tungsten Frame Box
- 6 Tinted Industrial Glass (any color)
- 1-2 Energy Hatch: Adjacent to controller
- 1 Maintenance Hatch: Adjacent to controller
Usage
The WPP does not run any recipes itself; it is just used to coordinate the rest of the Waterline's Purification Units. It will constantly run its 120 second cycle, and all linked Purification Units will follow it, unless they are disabled by a cover or don't have any input available. Linking is done by left clicking the controller with a data stick, and then right clicking another Purification Unit's controller with the same data stick.
The WPP's GUI can be used to view the current linked Purification Units, as well as to toggle debug mode. In debug mode, the cycle time is reduced to 30 seconds, but all Purification Units will not actually consume or produce water, which can be useful for testing.
The WPP can be linked to an Information Panel using a GregTech Sensor Kit in order to display the status of its linked Purification Units without having to open the GUI.
Gallery
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The main GUI of the WPP, showing the button to enable debug mode, which is locked while the WPP runs, as well as the button to view all Purification Unit statuses. -
The panel showing the status of all linked Purification Units. -
An Information Panel listing the status of all linked Purification Units.