Light Oil - Revision history

Khaim: Cracking Light Oil is very slightly power negative

2025-08-04T16:35:24Z

Cracking Light Oil is very slightly power negative

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	The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}.		The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}.

	Burning Light Oil directly to create steam is a viable option before Naptha Processing is researched. ~~However,~~ using a distillation stage III machine to separate Light Oil into Naptha and Fuel Gas and then burning the two products separately produces ~~significantly more~~ energy than burning the Light Oil would.		Burning Light Oil directly to create steam is the only viable option before Naptha Processing is researched. Note that using a distillation stage III machine to separate Light Oil into Naptha and Fuel Gas and then burning the two products separately produces very slightly less energy (about 1%) than burning the Light Oil would. Naphtha and Fuel Gas are generally useful enough to be worth making regardless.
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2023-05-05T06:27:34Z

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	'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.		'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.

	The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}.		The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}.

	Burning Light Oil directly to create steam is a viable option before Naptha Processing is researched. However, using a distillation stage III machine to separate Light Oil into Naptha and Fuel Gas and then burning the two products separately produces significantly more energy than burning the Light Oil would		Burning Light Oil directly to create steam is a viable option before Naptha Processing is researched. However, using a distillation stage III machine to separate Light Oil into Naptha and Fuel Gas and then burning the two products separately produces significantly more energy than burning the Light Oil would.
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Parenthesisogenisis: Added info detailing how using Light Oil in Distillation stage III is a more efficient means of generating steam than burning it directly.

2022-11-08T03:13:05Z

Added info detailing how using Light Oil in Distillation stage III is a more efficient means of generating steam than burning it directly.

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	'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.		'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.

	The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}. ~~However, burning~~ Light Oil directly is a ~~perfectly~~ viable option ~~if there~~ is ~~no requirement~~ to ~~generate these~~ products.		The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}.

			Burning Light Oil directly to create steam is a viable option before Naptha Processing is researched. However, using a distillation stage III machine to separate Light Oil into Naptha and Fuel Gas and then burning the two products separately produces significantly more energy than burning the Light Oil would

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Parenthesisogenisis: Undo revision 8435 by Parenthesisogenisis (talk)

2022-11-08T03:07:53Z

Undo revision 8435 by Parenthesisogenisis (talk)

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	'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.		'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.

	The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}.		The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}. However, burning Light Oil directly is a perfectly viable option if there is no requirement to generate these products.

	~~Burning~~ Light Oil directly ~~to create steam~~ is a viable option ~~before Naptha Processing~~ is ~~researched. However, using a distillation stage III machine~~ to ~~separate Light Oil into Naptha and Fuel Gas and then burning the two~~ products ~~separately produces significantly more energy than burning the Light Oil would~~

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Parenthesisogenisis at 03:06, 8 November 2022

2022-11-08T03:06:18Z

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	'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.		'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.

	The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}. ~~However, burning~~ Light Oil directly is a ~~perfectly~~ viable option ~~if there~~ is ~~no requirement~~ to ~~generate these~~ products.		The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}.

			Burning Light Oil directly to create steam is a viable option before Naptha Processing is researched. However, using a distillation stage III machine to separate Light Oil into Naptha and Fuel Gas and then burning the two products separately produces significantly more energy than burning the Light Oil would

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Rosyriveter: replaced css as text with infoicon

2022-07-02T23:13:00Z

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	'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate ~~{{infoicon\|~~Steam Hi}, and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.		'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.

	The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}. However, burning Light Oil directly is a perfectly viable option if there is no requirement to generate these products.		The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}. However, burning Light Oil directly is a perfectly viable option if there is no requirement to generate these products.

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2022-02-01T08:16:14Z

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	{{~~under construction~~}}		'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate {{infoicon\|Steam Hi}, and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.

			The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}. However, burning Light Oil directly is a perfectly viable option if there is no requirement to generate these products.

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2022-01-29T10:50:53Z

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2022-01-29T06:40:43Z

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Thadius856: Creation

2022-01-29T05:07:02Z

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	'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.		'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.

	The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}. ~~However, burning~~ Light Oil directly is a ~~perfectly~~ viable option ~~if there~~ is ~~no requirement~~ to ~~generate these~~ products.		The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}.

			Burning Light Oil directly to create steam is a viable option before Naptha Processing is researched. However, using a distillation stage III machine to separate Light Oil into Naptha and Fuel Gas and then burning the two products separately produces significantly more energy than burning the Light Oil would

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	'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.		'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.

	The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}.		The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}. However, burning Light Oil directly is a perfectly viable option if there is no requirement to generate these products.

	~~Burning~~ Light Oil directly ~~to create steam~~ is a viable option ~~before Naptha Processing~~ is ~~researched. However, using a distillation stage III machine~~ to ~~separate Light Oil into Naptha and Fuel Gas and then burning the two~~ products ~~separately produces significantly more energy than burning the Light Oil would~~

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	'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.		'''Light Oil''' is a petrochemical [[:Category:Liquid products\|liquid product]] produced when processing {{infoicon\|Medium Oil}} in the [[Distillation (Stage II)]]. It can be further processed in a [[Distillation (Stage III)]] machine to produce {{infoicon\|Naphtha}} and {{infoicon\|Fuel Gas}}. Alternatively, it can be burned in a [[Boiler (Gas)]] to generate [[Steam Hi]] , and thus generate {{infoicon\|Electricity}}.

	The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}. ~~However, burning~~ Light Oil directly is a ~~perfectly~~ viable option ~~if there~~ is ~~no requirement~~ to ~~generate these~~ products.		The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of {{infoicon\|Rubber}} and {{infoicon\|Plastic}} from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using {{infoicon\|Diesel}}.

			Burning Light Oil directly to create steam is a viable option before Naptha Processing is researched. However, using a distillation stage III machine to separate Light Oil into Naptha and Fuel Gas and then burning the two products separately produces significantly more energy than burning the Light Oil would

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