Fusion power: 22.5 GW
Fusion power: 22.5 GW is a blueprint with 1,056 entities in a 68×68 tile area, mainly 180 × fusion generator and 18 × fusion reactor. It needs Space Age. Copy the string and import it from the blueprint library.
- Pipes and fluids 715
- Power 198
- Circuits 76
- Power poles 27
- Inserters 20
- Logistic network 16
- Beacons 2
- Machines 1
- Chemistry 1
About this build
A fusion power plant, from Xeinaemm's Tileable Factories book. The rate is Xeinaemm's minimum with legendary machines and full productivity research, so expect less early on. It is 1,056 buildings in a 68 by 68 tile area.
Before you place it
- Clear a space of at least 68 × 68 tiles.
- You need the Space Age expansion (Fusion generator, Stack inserter, Fusion reactor).
- It places legendary quality items: your logistic network must hold them at that quality before robots can build it.
- It has 2 crafting machines and 2 beacons, so connect enough power before you switch it on.
- It includes roboports, so it can extend your logistic network and let robots build the rest.
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What it uses
Recipes
- Empty fluoroketone cold barrel ×1
- Fluoroketone cooling ×1
Facts
| Type | Blueprint |
|---|---|
| Game version | 2.1.23 |
| Space Age | Required (Fusion generator, Stack inserter, Fusion reactor, Cryogenic plant, Quality) |
| Quality | legendary |
| Size | 68 × 68 tiles |
| Entities | 1,056 |
| Power | About 19 MW with all 2 machines working, plus 2 beacons and their effect. Modules are included; inserters, belts, lamps and robot charging are not. |
| Checked | Passed an automated check against Factorio 2.1 game data: no overlapping buildings, unknown buildings or unknown recipes. |
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