ben9397

When I have a freshly built reactor and turbine setup it works fine, makes over 9k RF/t, and is fine with creating enough steam, it'll create 1156 mb/t of steam but when I get out of game and get back in game the reactor just stops getting water and producing enough steam, it'll produce only around 600 mb/t of steam instead of 1156, how do I fix this issue or prevent it?

got it all working now, 44 aqueous accumulators and 7 reactor coolant ports later and moving the turbine right up against the reactor, the turbine is now efficient, thanks

but now the reactor is sucking up so much water that the ME system I have hooked up can't keep up, any ideas?

Ok so it was the fluiducts that were inhibiting the flow of steam, problem solved, thanks!

I've experimented with bigger reactors and it still the same issue, 360 mb and that's all, I am going to try putting the turbine directly next to the reactor and see if that works

​I am using an ME system to supply water to the reactor, it always uses up a lot of water than immediately gets it back so it stays full, and I am using Fluiducts to connect the reactor and the turbine but the problem is with the reactor because it won't make enough steam to make the turbine effictive

I am using an ME system to supply water to the reactor, it always uses up a lot of water than immediately gets it back so it stays full, and I am using Fluiducts to connect the reactor and the turbine but the problem is with the reactor because it won't make enough steam to make the turbine effictive

Ok, so I have a 5x5 reactor with the fuel rods inside the reactor shaped in an "X" pattern and it only creates a max of 360 mB of steam, that won't be anywhere near enough for a turbine that is 13 blocks long and 5 blocks high with 2 electrum coils and 36 total blades, how can I increase the amount of steam my reactor makes so that the turbine is actually efficient, the reactor alone makes around 5000 RF/t and the turbine only makes about 2500 RF/t