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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 | '''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. | ||
Revision as of 23:13, 2 July 2022
Light Oil
| Type | Crafted material |
| State | Fluid |
| Transported by | Pipe [II•III] Pickup•Truck Haul Truck (Tank) |
| Stored in | Fluid Storage [II•III•IV] Shipyard |
| Created in | Distillation (Stage II) |
| Used in | Boiler (Gas)<br>Distillation (Stage III)<br>Flare |
Light Oil is a petrochemical liquid product produced when processing Medium Oil in the Distillation (Stage II). It can be further processed in a Distillation (Stage III) machine to produce Naphtha and Fuel Gas. Alternatively, it can be burned in a Boiler (Gas) to generate Steam (High) , and thus generate Electricity.
The former option is much more common as it allows for the potential production of Rubber and Plastic from Naphtha, though notably both products can also be made using Diesel. However, burning Light Oil directly is a perfectly viable option if there is no requirement to generate these products.
Production
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Consumption
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48
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60
8
48
12
72
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12
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3
20
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ACCEPTS
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/ 60
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